The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-28

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Hyde of New York. The wedding will
take place at Christ Protestant Episco-
PAL Church, Winchester. about the mid
die of June. Miss Mcclure is "a first cous-
/ in of DR., Hugh Mcclure, of this city.
Mrs. Charles Ellet Cabell has closed her
home on South Washington street and
with her two little daughters has gone
to spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick, in BerTyville, Va.
sir. and Mrs Alfred G. Uhler left on
Thursday evening for Norfolk 20 attend
the opening Of the jamestown EXPOSE
ton
Mr.. Whitman Rathbone Smith has ar
rived in town and viii spend several
weeks here before he and Mrs, Smith join
Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Barrett At
Cape Henry
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin McKnew Aitch-
eson have returned from their wedding
trip and are at home at III North Wash
ington street.
Miss Rosane L. Mccormick was the
guest of Mrs. Louis S. Scott for a short
stay during the past week.
Mrs. Branchford Adams, of Lynehburs
is the guest of Mrs. Albert Doyle Brock
ett on North Washington street.
Miss Nee Payne. OF Warrenton is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. r. Marshall Jones,
on Prince street
Quite a number Of Alexaudrians attend
ed the dance at Fairfax Court House on
Friday evening. Among them were Misses
Mary and Eva Dent. Miss Elizabeth Her
bert. Miss Mary Snowden, Miss Hattie
Douglas, Mcssrs. Harry Beverley, Jim
Douglas. Richard Chichester and Ma
gruder Dent
Mrs James Rector smoot is visiting
Mrs William A Smoot. at 'Colross.
Rev DR. Frank J. Brooke. of Romney
W Va. formerly pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church. in this city, was
visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. William J. Hall has returned from
"a delightful trip through the Mediter-
ranean and the Orient
Miss Sally Stuart is tile guest Of Miss.
Helen Bennett, in Richmond Va.
Mr. IT. Marshall Jones. jr.. spent last
Sunday with friends in Cambridge. Md.
Mrs Frank Harper has returned from
a short visit to her old home in Fairfax
County.
Mrs Kate Waller Barrett and Miss
Kitty Barrett left on Wednesday 90 open
their cottage AT Cape Henry Va. and 70
attend the opening Of the jamestown FIX
position. The Misses Barrett win enter
tain at many house parties during the
summer
Mrs. Williamson. Of ST. Louis. was
weekend guest OF Mrs, Albert Doyle
Brockett last week.
Miss Mamie and Miss Elizabeth Jones
entertained at a beautifully appointed tea
on Tuesday afternoon N honor of Miss
Bernice Berens. OF Philadelphia. and Miss
Charlotte England. OF Baltimore. Md
Those receiving in the parlOr with Miss
Jones and her guest were Miss Lisa An
derson and Miss Elizabeth Jones. The
dainty tea table was lighted by pink
cupped candles, and the pink and green
color scheme was carried out in the ices,
cakes, and bOnbOns. Those assisting I'm
the dining-room We're Mrs. Louis s. Scott
Miss Grace Anderson, and Miss Mary
Hoon, Of Seminary Hill
Mrs. Charles c. Carlin was hostess at
a large progressive euchre party on Tues
day evening. when her guests We're ask /
ed to meet her niece. Miss Josephine
Broadus. of Washington. The prizes were
won by Miss Eva Dent. Miss Mary Dent,
Mr.. Henry O-BannOn Cooper. and Air /
GWynn Dent. Others asked TO meet Miss
Broadus were Miss Jean Brent. Miss
George French. Miss Natalie Bush. Miss
Hattie Douglass. Miss Mabel Bentley, /
Miss Minnie Henderson, and Miss Alice
Haske, of Washington. D. c.: Messrs. /
Robley Broomback, Howard Smith Ma
gruder Dent. BToadus Moore, James
Douglas Keith Carlin, and Messrs. Muir
ray and Monroe, of Washington, d. C.. /
Hon John Barrett. Of the Bureau Of
American Republics, viii deliver "a lee /
ture on American Diplomacy before /
the members of the Cameron Club. on
Monday evening, at Lee Camp Hail.
Mrs. Baker ard Miss Lucy Baker. of 1
Winchester. have returned TO their home /
after visit to Miss Mary Carliu.
Miss Mary Trist. of this city. has re-
turned home from Fredericksburg. where /
she has been visiting friends.
Mrs. N Adamson. matron Of the Alex /
andria Hospital left for New York on
Friday. and on May she will sail for
her old home in Scotland 10 spend her /
vacation.
State Senator Lewis II. Machen was /
one of the Alexandrians TO witness the /
opening Of the jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Louis c. Barley was the hostess /
at a charming gathering on Wednes- /
day afternoon, when she entertained at /
seven tables of bridge Mrs Arthur /
Snowden made the highest score Mrs. /
Barley's guests were Mrs. T Marshall 4
Jones Mrs. Samuel Brent. AIRS. Henry L. /
Robertson, Mrs. William J. Boothe, ir., |
Mrs. Arthur Snowden, Mrs. c. William /
Wattles. Mrs. Clarence c. Leadbeater, /
Mrs Carroll ". AShby. Mrs Thomas " /
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