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

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Richard Gibson, Mrs. David ]. Howell,
I Mrs George French. Mrs. William B.
/ Daingerdeld, Mrs. james Reid. Mrs Rob
I erI Fuller Mrs Anthony Armstrong.
/ Mrs Gatewood. and Mrs Frederick Bieg,
/ of Washington Misses Philipa, Nellie
and Ida Wattles. Mrs. Stuart Jameson.
Miss Jean Brent Mrs Ellen Herbert.
and Miss Payne. OF Warrenton Va.
/ Mrs Kate Waller Barrett entertained
at a dinner on Tuesday evening, in honor
of Miss Miriam Lee Early. of Philadel-
Dhia.
A very pretty and quiet wedding took
place oa Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
I MIS- W. E. Latham, when their dauSh-
/ ter Cora s.. was united in matrimony
/ TO Mr.. J. Z. w. Tlmberman OF the drug
/ firm Of Allen & Timberman. The bride
/ wore a becoming travelling suit Of blue
{ broudcioth. aud Carried Bride roses. The
/ ceremony was performed by Rev. J. r.
/ Sewer, pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Mr.. and Mrs Timberman left
t for Atlantic City. and on their return
will reside at 200 South Fairfax street
Mr. and Mrs. George Calvert Stuart
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home at the Episcopal Higl
School.
Mrs Carlyle Herbert smith gave a
very pretty informal tea at her home
Seminary HilI on THURSDAY afternoon.
Her guests were asked to meet Mrs. S.
{ n.
Mrs. Stuart Jameson was hostess at a
Five Hundred party. Tuesday afternoon,
when her guests were Mrs Samuel Mon
roe Miss Helen Snow. OF Swarthmore.
Pa; Miss Gault Norton. Mrs Alexander
Sands of Richmond; and Miss Carrie
StnblIng of Markham. Va
One Of the largest childrens parties
in Alexandria in years was that given
by Mrs James Johnston TO her son.
Francis on Wednesday afternoon. The
house was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers Prizes were awarded 10 the
children who were most successful in
placing Foxy Grandpa's cap on lis head
Those receiving prizes were Miss Francis
Sm03t and Master Emmett Dunn. Miss
Sarah Cox received the BOBBY prize The
diniHg-rOom was decorated with la
France roses and in the center Of the Ia
BILE was "a large birthday cake. with ten
candles on for each year of Master
Francis Johnston life. The guests were
little Misses Harriet Love, Carol Lead
/ beaten. Collins Jones. Marion Fletcher
Nina Fulton. Julia Cochran, Sarah Cox
Francis Smo0t: Masters Johnston Mcclure
Dunn. John Leadbedter. Marshall and
Charles Thompson, George Cochran. Gilbert
Cox. jr- Clinton Smoot, Wesley and Rob
ert Bitter, Ashby Warheid Richard
Green, Edward Kemper, Laurence Fau-|
cett Tom Wattles, Wnfred and Clarence
Robinson.
A very delightful seven-hand euchre
party was given on Wednesday evening
boy Miss Rose Mcdonald In honor OF Miss
RosHle Stuart Mrs George t-hIer won
the prize Other guests were Mrs. Car
roll Ashby, Mrs Charles c. Carlin, Mrs
William WaJties. Miss May B. Greene
and Miss Fannie Henderson.
Mrs. Samuel Monroe entertained at
cards 30 honor Of her sister. AIIss Helen
SNOW, on Thursday afternoon. Those
asked 90 meet Miss Snow were Mrs. Stu
arr Jameson. Mrs. Alexander Sands. Mrs
Carroll Ashby. Miss Carrie Stribling Miss
R0saHe stuart Miss GaUlt Norton. and
Miss Helen Cummings.
Mrs Thomas " Robinson was the host
ess of the Thursday Club this week. and
entertained very delightfully."- The mem
bers present We're Mrs. George Uhler,
Mrs William J. Boothe. Mrs James
Reid. Mrs Henry F. Robertson Mrs. Ar
thur Saowden- The guests OF the club
were Mrs T. Marshall Jones. Mrs. Lewis
5. Scott. Airs. George French Mrs VII
liam J. B0othe made the highest score
and Won Tie prize.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. sheDperson enter
tanned "a number Of friends on Thursday
evening AZ their home on St Asaph
street, the occasion being the FIRST anni-
versary OF their marriage