Evening star., 1936-07-19
NJ Maryl a n d
And Virginia
In the News
DR.. J. Russell Smith
Opens His
Home.
tCopyrisht. 1850
oUDoUN COUNTY. Va, July

III OUDOON AOON1 I, va ou'S
l8.-Dr. J. Russell Smith OF
Columbia University has OPEN
~ ed his Summer home on the
Blue aidge Mountain above Round
Hill. DR.. Smith has just returned
from q West Indian cruise, including
stop of about a week on the Trini-
dad Island. Mrs. Smith and their two
sons. Mr.. Newlin Smith and Mr..
Thomas Smith. will join DR.. Smith
at their home shortly.
Miss Margaret Manning Of Leesburg
sailed last week for Europe for a
stay of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Slack OF Lees
burg are visiting in Auburn. N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs Charles Stanley White
and their family of Washington have
opened their country home at Lees
burg. Dr. White IS committing TO
his Offices in Washington.
Miss Martha Anne Woodruff of
Detroit has arrived in Leesburg to
spend the remainder of the Summer
with her grandmother. Mrs. E. H.
Heaton. Mr.. E. H. Heaton. jr., Of
Richmond was q recent visitor Of his
mother.
Mrs. Blanche Hathaway has with
her for a short stay in her Hamilton
home Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison and
their family of Florida.
Among those from the county who
are attending the Cape May Friends
conference at Cape May, N. j., are
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Wilson Of
Purcellville, Mr.. J. w. Gregg Of Lin
coin and Mr.. J. Russell Smith. Mr..
Newlin Smith and Mr.. Thomas Smith
of Round Hill.
Mrs. J. Carter Dillon and her little
son Jack Of Jacksonville. Fla, lvho
have been visiting relatives and
friends in the county for several weeks.
are now in New York visiting. Miss
Elizabeth Potterfield of Lovettsville
accompanied them to New York.
Mr.. Edward Nichols. jr.. of Pur-
cellville is attending a house party
at the Summer home Of q schoolmate,
Mr.. Bill Corse. on the Chesapeake Bay,
near Annapolis.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank SAINT and their
two sons. Bill SAINT and John SAINT,
with Mrs. SAINTS, sister. Mrs. Edward
Bookmiller, and little daughter, Sally
Anne Bookmiller, returned to their
homes in Detroit and Grand Rapids
the early part Of the week from a
visit of several weeks with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis L. Williams.
Miss Zola Splawn and Miss Mary
Splawn Of Lincoln entertained at .
swimming party Wednesday afternoon
in compliment to the members Of the
Purcellville Junior Garden Club and
their house: guests. Those attending
were Miss Evelyn Limerick. Miss Anna
Branche Nichols. Miss Mary Ellen
Brown. Miss Esther Smith, Miss Hen
rietta Taylor. Miss Jane Rogers, Miss
Helen Case, Miss Janet Paterson. Miss
Dorothy Patterson, Miss Ethel Little
John, Miss Jean Baber and Mrs.
Franklin Hartman Kenworth.
DIR. and Mrs. j. B. Smith and their
little daughters have gone from their
Upperville home to Colonial Beach,
where they will spend some time.
Rev. Mr.. McElroy and Mrs. McElroy,
who have moved from their home in
Norton, Va, are now located at the
Baptist parsonage in Upperville,
where Rev. Mr.. Norton was called to
11ll the vacancy caused by the resig-
,aoxfn, ~ Doxy T1efn6ev Eovl
Miss Rose Moore Of Charlottesville
is now at the home of her grandfa-
ther. Mr.. j. E. Douglas. the Highlands.
at Aldie, where she will spend the re-
mainder of the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. U. Dudley Of Mid
dleburg are on a boat trip to Boston
and New England.