The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
ALEXANDRIA SOCIAL NOTES.

| ALEXANDRIA SOClAL No ES.
I Miss Annie Mason, of the University OF
Virginia, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Dulany Herbert.
Miss Rebecca c. Powell is spending the
winter at the Dolly Madison House. 14Ol
Massachusetts avenue, Washington, d. c.
Miss May Fair. of warrenton. is visiting
Miss Lucy Douglas at her home on Cam
eron street.
Miss Mary Curtis Lee is the guest Of
Mrs. Philip T. Yeatman.
Miss Mary Leadbeater. who has been
visiting Miss Margaret GIL is now the
guest of Miss Mary Paul Roper, in Pc
1 tersburg.
Mrs. Julian Burke has as her guest Miss
Julia Downer, OF Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs George Carr Henry were
the guests over Thanksgiving Of Mr. and
Mrs William J. Boothe.
Mrs. Charles Lindsay. Miss Mamie F.
/ Grigg, and Miss Ada Grigg are in Rich
mond attending the Virginia Educational
Convention.
Dr. Charles Lindsay has returned from
a most successful hunting trip in Augusta
County Va.
Mr.. Ludwell Baldwin, Of Norfolk. is
| paying a short visit to Mr. John s. Black
burn, on North Washington street
! Miss Elizabeth Potts left on Tuesday for
san Francisco, from which port she will
sail for the island of Guam. TO spend two
years with her brother, who is governor
/ general OF that island
! Maj. Robert W. Hunter, Of Winchester.
was in town for few DAYS this week as
/ the guest Of Mr.. Lawrence Washington.
Mrs. Mabel Lindsey. Of Braddock
Heights, went to Lynchburg on Wednes-
/ day for short visit
I Miss McLester, of Birmingham. Ala. Is
the guest Of Mrs. Clarence c. Leadbeater
during the Leadbeater-Stabler wedding
Miss Harriet Graham, OF Fairfax Coun-
I ty. and Mr.. Samuel Beckley, Of Absecon,
I y. J., were quietly married at high noon
/ on Wednesday, at the residence Of DR.. s.
/ b. Moore, on Prince street. The ceremony
( was performed by Rev. Mr.. Rowe, Of
/ Baltimore. DIT. and Mrs. Moore entertain
ed in honor Of Miss Graham and Mr..
Beckley on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. c. VI. Shepperson will spend Sunday
with his mother. Mrs. NJ. V. Shepperson.
in Fredericksburg, Va.
Miss Mary Snowen was among those
attending the Thanksgiving german at
the Naval Academy, Annapolis, on We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Caroline Lee will be the guest of
her grandmother. Mrs. Starr Wattles,
during the month Of December.
Mrs G. William Wattles has as her
guest Miss Eleanor Magruder, Of Wash
ington.
Mrs Rachel Reed. OF Belair. Md. IS
on a visit to her daughter Mrs. George
s. French, at her home on North Alfred
street.
Miss SybIe Smoot is at home from the
Woman's College. Baltimore. for Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Louis s. Scott entertained on Mon
day, al the last OF her series Of after
Moons at bridge. Mrs. Charles Euet
Cabeu made the top score OF the after
noon. Mrs William J. B00the's total
score for the four afternoons was the
highest. Among the guests were Mesdames
Samuel q Brent. Albert y. Brockett,
Carroll Ashby. William J. Boothe, Charles
FlIet Cabeu +. Marshall Jones, George
T-bler. William 3. Smoot, c. William
Wattles. and Misses Rose Mcdonald and
R0salie Mccormick
Miss Edith Ramsey entertained the
Junior Afternoon Bridge Club On Tues
day afternoon at her residence on Cam
eron street Among her guests were
Mesdames William B. Daingerfeld, James
Reid. Carroll Ashley. William J. Boothe;
Misses Elizabeth Herbert. Mamie Jones
Bessie Jones. Lesa Anderson. Grace An
derson. Lucy Douglas, May Fair. Mary
Lloyd. Ruth Bryant. and Miss Paine Of
WarrentOn
The Ann Ramsey Chapter. Children Of
the American Revolution, on Saturday
held their meeting at the home Of Miss
Helen Calvert. Master William Fuller
ton Boswell related an amusing auec
dote Of Revolutionary times. Miss Isa-
bel Boswell was made custodian of the
scrap book. After listening to an ad-
dress by Miss HetzeI in behalf OF the
PocahOntas Society. the children were
entertained by their hostess.
The Presbyterian Church at Delaplane,
Va, was the scene Of a particularly pret-
ty wedding on Wednesday afternoon.
when Miss Ann Lee Greene and Mr.. Kos
ciusko Kemper. jr. Of Alexandria, We're
united in matrimony by the Rev. l. y.
Campbell, pastor of the church. The
young people Of Delaplane decorated the
church in white chryanthemums and
green foliage. Miss Greene wore a most
becoming gown of white organdie over
taffeta. and carried a beautiful shower
bouquet of Bride roses.
Miss Greene was attended by her sister.
Miss Kate Greene as maid of honor