Evening star., 1937-03-14
OUDOUN COUNTY, Va, March
13.-Miss Connie Lyon has re-
turned To her home in Pllrcell-

turned to her home in Purcell
- vile from q three months
stay in Europe Miss Lyon accom-
panied her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Valentine de Valla. The party
motored through France, Italy and
Germany and spent much time In
Paris and Southern Europe.
Mrs. Talbot Pierce and Miss
Eleanor Chamberlain have returned
to their home at Waterford after q
stay Of six weeks in Florida, visiting
In Miami, Palm Beach and orlando
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Frank Paul
entertained Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. John
8. Paul and their daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Quinter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Paul and their daughter.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Frank
Paul left for Miami Beach, Fla, for
a stay and will later join friends for
. trip to Nassau.
Miss Nancy Harrison of Washing
ton has been the guest several days
this week of her aunts. Miss Rebecca
Harrison and Miss Maria Harrison,
in their Leesburg home.
Mrs. Holcomb Chamberlain OF
Richmond is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. L. c. Rollins, in Leesburg
Mrs. John A. Gibson of Leesburg,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Long Of Charlottesville, left to-
day for Plainsf1eld, N. j., where they
Will be the guests of Mrs. Gibson's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Winthrop Sands.
Mrs. S. M. Kier of Pittsburgh has
been the guest this week of Miss Eliza
beth White in her home in Leesburg.
Miss White, with her guest and Mrs.
E. B. White, left Wednesday by motor
for Charleston, S. c.
Miss Frances Whitman and Miss
Naomi Whitman were hostesses at q
dance at Green Top, the home Of
DR., and Mrs. Kaerfott, near Blue
mont.
Mrs. Floyd Dillon entertained at
bridge Monday afternoon at her Pur-
cellville home
Mr.. A. M. Janney, who has been
visiting in California for several
weeks, returned to his home at Lin
coin Monday,
Miss Elizabeth Thomas OF Round
Hill left Sunday for Boise, Idaho
where she will meet friends, motoring
with them to Portland, Greg, going
down the West Coast and returning
to the East by the southern route.
Miss Dorothy Welsh OF Middleburg
left the first Of the week for a stay
OF several days in Baltimore.
Miss Mabel Waddell of Middleburg
accompanied by Mrs. Reina Counts,
sailed this week for a stay of several
weeks in Bermuda, Nassau and Ha-
| vana.
The Rev. o. w. Triplett and Mr.
Leonard Triplett have returned to
their home at Ashburn from a visi,
with relatives in New York. Mrs
Clyde Triplett and their children OF
New York are now guests Of the Rev
and Mrs. Triplett.
Mrs. j. Lynn Cornwell was hostess
at bridge Tuesday afternoon at her
Purcellville home
Mrs. Franklin Hartman KenWorthy
has issued invitations to AN after
noon with flowers" for Wednesday At
her home, Exedra, at Purcellville.
Mrs. o. L. limerick and daughter
Miss Margaret limerick, left Thursday
for Fredericksburg, where they Will
| visit Mrs. Grafton Greenlaw.
Mrs. Frank Halle, jr., left for her
home in Greensboro, N c., Wednes-
day, following a visit of several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Charles J. Har-
ley, in Round Hill
Mrs. Philip Meek and Miss Rhoda
Meek have returned to their home
in Cleveland, Ohio, following a visi,
with relatives at Paeonian Springs.
After spending the Winter months