Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-28
Hlexanoria Society

Mrs. Charles c. Carlin entertained at
euchre Tuesday evening in honor of her
| niece, Miss Josephine Broders of Warren
ton. Among those playing were Mrs.
George A. Mushbach, Miss Minnie Hender-
son. Miss Ella Broders, Miss Eva Dent,
Miss Jean Brent, Miss Mary Dent, Miss
George French, Miss Mildred Halowell
Bentley, Miss Hattie Douglas Miss Natalie
Boush, Miss Mary Hooe and Miss Alice
Husk of Washington, Mr.. Bernard Dia-
mond of Gaithersburg, Nd; Messrs. Ed
ward Monroe and Frank Merking of
Washington, Messrs. James Douglas, Henry
Oh annon Cooper, Robley D. Brumbach,
Magruder Dent, Gwynn Dent, Howard
Smith and Broders Moore. The prizes
were won by Miss Mary Dent, Miss Eva
Dent, Mr.. Cooper and Mr.. Gwynn Dent
Miss Mamie Jones and Miss Bessie Jones
were the, hostesses at a tea Tuesday after
noon at their home on Prince street in
honor of Miss Charlotte England of Balti-
more and Miss Berenice Berens of Phla-
delphia. The color scheme was pink and
green. The Misses Jones were assisted by
Miss Mary Janney Hooff of Seminary Hill
Miss Lisa Deane Anderson and Miss Grace
Anderson.
county is the guest of Mrs. Carroll West
wood Ashby on Queen street.
Mrs. Stewart Jameson entertained very
informally Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Those present were Miss Helen Snow of
Swarthmore, Pa; Mrs. Alexander Sands of
Richmond, Miss Carrie Stribling, Mrs.
Samuel l.. Monroe and Miss Mamie Bur-
well Norton.
Miss Miriam Lee Early of Philadelphia
was the guest of Mrs. Kate Waller Bar
rett the early part of the week.
Miss Rose Macdonald entertained at
seven-hand euchre Wednesday evening at
her home on North Washington street.
Her guests were Mrs. Carroll w. Ashby
Mrs. George Uhler, Mrs. Charles c. Car
lin Mrs. c. William Wattes, Miss May
Greene, Miss Rosale Stuart and Miss Min
ME Henderson. Mrs. Uhler won the prize
Mrs. Clarence Chandlee Leadbeater will
leave Monday for a visit to her parents
in Lancaster, Pa.
Wednesday afternoon one of the largest
bridge parties of the season was given by
Mrs Louis c. Barley at her home on North
Columbus street. The ladies present We're
Mrs Samuel G. Brent, Mrs. George Uhler,
Mrs. James d. Gatewood of Washington
Mrs William j: Boothe, jr., Mrs. Gardner
Lloyd Boothe, Mrs. James II. Reid, Mrs.
Robert w. Fuller. Mrs. John Leadbeater,
Mrs Emmett c. Dunn, Mrs. Henry F. Rob-
ertson, Mrs. George S. French, Mrs. Rich
ard Gibson, Mrs. Carroll W. Ashby, Mrs
L.
Uhler Mrs. Thomas w. Robinson, Mrs T.
Marshall Jones. Miss Payne of Warrenton
Mrs. Anthony w. Armstrong, Mrs. David
Janney Howell, Mrs. Stewart Jameson.
Mrs Clarence Chandlee Leadbeater, Mrs
Arthur Snowden, Miss Nellie Wattes' Miss
THOMPSON of Norfolk. Miss Phillippa Wat
ties. Miss Ida Wattles, Miss Ellen Her.
bert, Mrs William Wattles and Miss Jean
Brent The top score was made by Mrs
Ashby.
maliy at cards Thursday afternoon in
honor of her sister, Miss Helen Snow of
Swarthmore, Pa. Those present were Mrs
Sands of Richmond, Miss Gault Norton,
Mrs Stewart Jameson. Mrs. Carroll W.
Ashbv. Miss Helen Norris Cummings, Miss
Resale Stuart, Miss Carrie Stribling and
Miss Bena Stratton.
A pretty home wedding occurred Tuesday
morning at II o'clock at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. f. Latham, when their daugh-
ter, Miss Cora S. Latham. was married to
Mr.. J. Elmer W. Timberman. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Joseph r.
Sewer of the Second Presbyterian Church.
The bride was gowned in travelling cos
tune of blue broadcloth and carried white
roses. After the ceremony Il wedding
breakfast was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
herman left for a stay at Atlantic City. On
their return they will be at home at 2O9
South Fairfax street.
Master Francis Edgar Johnston gave a
very delightful party to a number of his
little friends Wednesday afternoon at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James
Z. Johnston, All Prince street. The game
of Foxy Grandpa was the feature of the
party. and the prizes were awarded to Miss
Frances Smoot and Master Emmett Reid
Dunn. Others present were little Misses
Harriet Love, Sarah Cox, Marian Fletcher
Nina Fulton. Collins Jones, Carol Lead
beater Julia Cochran, Masters Edward
Kemper, James Reid, Urquhart Ansey
Wilfred and Clarence Robinson, Robert and
Wesley Bitter, Marshall and Charles
Thompson, Johnson MCGUIRE, Jack Lead
beaten. Laurence Fawcett, Ashby Warfield,
Gilbert Cox, Louis Barley, Richard Green
Clinton Smoot, George Cochran and
Thomas Wattles.
Mrs. Blanchford Adams of Lynchburg is
the guest of Mrs. Albert Doyle Brockett
on North Washington street.
Miss Lillian R. Bell daughter of Mr..
Charles w. Bell, and Mr.. Frank T. Mander
were married Wednesday evening at 6
Presbyterian Church by Rev. Joseph R.
| Sewer. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Mander left
| On the Norfolk steamer for a bridal trip
| through the south.
| The Thursday Club was entertained this
| week by Mrs Thomas w. Robinson. The
MIS-. Louis S. Scott, Mrs. George Uhler,
| Mrs. William J. Boothe, jr., Mrs. Henry
| Fairfax Robertson, Mrs. George s. French,
Mrs. Arthur Snowden and Mrs. T. Marshall
Jones. The prize was won by Mrs. Boothe.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marsh Shepperson
| celebrated the first anniversary Of their
marriage by a cotton wedding" held
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
| Shepperson's mother. Mrs. NJ c. c. Pey-
| ton, on North st. Asaph street. Among the
[ guests were Mrs. William Cabell Trueman
; of Richmond, Mrs Lucie Luckett, Mrs
I Gronau Miss Ella
Elizabeth NJ Janney, Miss Annie Luckett,
Miss Lucie Luckett, Miss Mamie Graham
| and Mr.. Mahlon Hopkins Janney, who was
| Mr.. Shepperson's bestman at the wedding
| a year ago.
| Miss Jean Carter is visiting her mother at
| Brookev:lle, Va.
| Mr.. John w. Herndon entertained at SUD-
| per Thursday evening at his home on
| Prince street. in honor of his cousin, Miss
Swemway of White Plains. N. Y. Mr..
| Herndon's guests were Mr.. and Mrs Lau-
| reuce StabIer Miss Helen Norris Gum