Evening star., 1935-07-07
Resort Trips
Are Planned
In Loudoun
Many on Summer Va
cations to Northern
Chimes.

The coming of Midsummer finds
many Loudoun residents leaving for
various cities and resorts. The past
week Rev. and Mrs j. A. Melbourne,
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth We'll
bourne. and son. Mr.. John Melbourne,
left to spend a month in DuXbury.
Mass, and Greensboro. VT. Other
Leesburg folk who left within the
week are Miss Sara Carter, who will
spend July and August in Ohio and
Michigan; Rev. and Mrs Peyton
Craighill and their sons, who have
gone to their camp at Rockbridge
Baths. and Miss Helen Duffy, accom-
panied by Miss Mary Cline and Miss
Thurman Baker of Alexandria, to
Milwaukee. Wis, for months visit
with Miss Theda Hagenbar, former
olassmate at George Washington Uni
versity.
Mrs. o H. Clendenin and Miss
Eleanor Chamberlain entertained at
2 buffet supper Saturday evening in
compliment to Mrs. Clendenin's SON.
tn-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Stahl Of Brooklyn. N Y
Mrs. Stevens Woodruff of Detroit.
Mich, has leased the home of Mrs,
Lula Mathews in Leesburg for the
Summer, and has with her Miss Mar
tha Woodruff. Mr.. Billy Woodruff.
Miss Natalie Woodruff and Miss Fran
ces Baker, all of Detroit.
Mai. Burdette Wright, U. S. A. Avi-
alton Reserve. who with Mrs. Bur
dette is spending the Summer at
Locust Hill, near Leesburg, is on
duty at Langley Field for two weeks.
Capt. and Mrs Michall c. Grenata
and their daughter Michella of St,
Paul, Mimi, are at the Leesburg Inn
for a month before going to Hawaii
for a two-year detail.
Dr.. and Mrs. H. c. Littlejohn have
with them in their Leesburg home Mr.
and Mrs. Ruffner Payne of Charles
ton. w. Va
DR., and Mrs. John A. Gibson had
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Winthrop Sands of Plain
field, N. j., with them over the week
end
Miss Charlotte Noland Of FoXcroft
at Middleburg. accompanied. by her
sister. Mrs. Edmond Smith. and two
daughters of Baltimore. sailed yester-
day for a vacation in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard NJ. Hoge have
rs their guests in their home. Ever
green. at Lincoln. Mrs. Lillian A.
Shepard of Norfolk and Mrs. Eliza
beth r. StriCkler. the State w. c.
r. U. secretary and treasurer, who
are COnferring with Mrs. Hoge on
the progress Of the work in the State.
Mrs, Hoge is State president. Mr..
and Mrs Hoge had as dinner guests
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Brown
of Washington. Mrs Edward Pancoast
and daughter and Dr.. J, Russell
Smith Of Round Hill.
Mrs, Talbot E, Pierce was hostess
at tea Friday evening IN her home
in Waterford in compliment to her
house guest, Mrs. Pope of Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H Marsh and
their two sons of New York are guests
OF Mrs. J. A. Speer in Purcellville.
Mrs r. Chamblain Steele, her son
Robert, ir., and her twin daughters
Jane and Jacqueline of Purcellville
are spending two weeks with Mrs
Steele's parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. P.
Jones, at Union Level, Va.
Mrs. George w. Baber and Miss
Myrtle Baber were joint hostesses at
bridge in the formers home at Round
Hill Wednesday afternoon. Their
guests we're Mrs. Frances Dillon, Mrs.
o. L. limerick, Miss Bertha Gruver,
Mrs. James G.. Carruthers. Miss Dor
othy Harley, Mrs, c. J. Harley, Mrs.
c. J. Ford, Mrs R. NJ. Thompson,
Mrs. Heaton Purcell. Mrs. o. L. Will
liams, Mrs. H. H. Cooley, Mrs. Samuel
Patterson, Mrs. Henry Beatty. Miss
Mary Simpson. Miss Elizabeth Thomas
and Mrs. Owen Thomas. ir. Prizes
were won by Miss Thomas and Mrs.
Purcell
Mr.. and Mrs. w C. Seipp and little
daughters of Middleburg are spending
some time at Virginia Beach.
Mrs, Greer Boatwright, Miss Anne
Boatwright and Miss Frances Boat
wright of Richmond are stopping at
the Colonial Inn, Middleburg, for
few days.