The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-24
Miss Titus,
Of LeeSbuTg,
Is a Bride

John T. HOurihane, a prominent busi-
ness man of Leesburg. and Miss Mel
lie Titus. daughter of r. s. Titus, also
of Leesburg. were married in Falls
Church. Va, Saturday, the Rev. Father
TI6rnev officiating. After an extended
Southern tour, Mr.. and Mrs. Houri-
hane will make their home IN Lees
burg.
Charles w. Thompson and Miss Nan
ME 3. Taveuner, both of Loudoun
county, Va. We're married Wednesday
at the Baptist parsonage in LeesbUrg,
the Rev. Frank p. Berkeley, the pastor.
performing the ceremony. They viii re-
side IN Round HIM. LoudOun county.
John T.. Carruthers and Miss Georgia
Hixon. both of North Fork, Loudoun
county, were married at Manassas
Wednesday. Elder Badger, Of the Prim-
tive Baptist Church, officiating. After
a trip 10 the jamestown Exposition,
they will make their home at North
Fork
The Bridge Club was entertained Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. William A.
Metzger. at her home on King street,
Leesburg. The guests of the club were
Miss Mary Winchester, of Macon. Ga:
Miss Jean Lee Panuel. Miss Catherine
Beaver. and Miss Meta Harrison, Of
Leesburg The members playing were
Miss Belle McGiu, Miss Rebecca Harli-
son, Miss Mary Arthur FendaIl, Miss
Iuias JanneyJ Miss Virginia Bowie.
Miss Maria Washington Harrison, Miss
Florence Van Deyanter. Miss Violet
NTrz
T. Y. White. Mrs. Hartley Trundle.
Mrs. W. D. Herlpstone. and Mrs John
S Castleman- The top score was made
by Mrs. Gibson.
Miss Rebecca Harrison, Miss Moselle
Wo-sley, Miss Mary Arthur Fendan.
Miss Maria Harrison, Miss Meta Har-
rison, Miss Catherine Beaver, Miss
Hazel White. Mrs. F. p. White, and
AIR and Mrs. Harry T. Harrison were
among those who went 10 Washington
from Leesburg 10 see the Virginia
Georgetown football game last satur-
day
Miss Sue James RatCliffe. Miss sum
mer Hines. and Mrs. TiIden Merchant.
of North Fork. L0Udoun county. were
entertained at a large supper Friday
evening last by DR.. and Mrs. Leighton
Van Marschalk at their home in Wash
ington. ID. c..
r Conway BrOun. who has been en-
ployed IN Norfolk. Va. has been visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lee B-Ouu of MiddleburE. LOudOun
county. before leaving TO nh a position
with ,ae West Virginia Land Company.
AR. BTOun has ALSO been visiting IN
Alexandria. Va.
AIr. and Mrs Alfred Pike and daugh-
tiers, who have been spending the sum-
mer and early fall months at Elvon.
their home i'm the eastern suburbs Of
LecsburE returned Friday to their home
i'm Washington. They have leased FL
Won to Clarence Moore. a prominent
Washiug-onian. for the hunting season.
Mr.. Moore has taken possession OF the
property.
Miss Gertrude Hess. Of Hamns ION. Lou
doun county, left Tuesday for James
town as a delegate to represent Blue
Ridge Chapter. Daughters of the Con-
federIcy, at the convention of the Ma
tiona Chapter, United Daughters Of the
Eonfederacy. in session at Norfolk this
week She was accompanied from Wash
ington by Mrs. Charles II. Fred and Mrs.
Amos Slaymaker.
Mrs E. H. Conard and son Reginald,
OF Round HlH, this county, are spending
the winter in Washington.
Richard II. Tebbs, jr.. of Baltimore.
Md, is visiting his parents Judge and
Mrs r. Il. Tebbs. of Leesburg.
Mrs Samuel s. Koonss and daughter.
Catherine. Of Washington. were the
guests Of Mrs. William Having. during
the past week
Harry Tiffany, Of Niddlebur.;, Loudoun
county. has accepted a position with the
Peoples National Bank. OF Ltesburs.
Miss Mary winchester. nj Macon Ga,
Is visiting relatives in Leesburg.
Waiter Harrison, of the University Of
Virginia, vas the weekend guest OF his
mother, Mrs. Walter Harrison, of Lees
burg
Miss Hs3en Wise. OF Salisbury, Nd,
spent the weekend with her father
William y, Wise. In Lees0urs.
Miss Elizabeth c. Henderson s7d Miss
Mamie Mcintosh, attended the recent
State convention of the Daughters Of
the Confederacy- in Norfolk, as dele
gates from LOudOua Chapter.
Dr. Luther A. Brown and family spent
the weelS-end with relatives in Wash
ingtOn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jenkins have re-
turned from Danville, Va. where they
were in attendance upon the recent ses-I
sion Of the Baptist Association Of Nir-
ginia.
John 7. Ryan, Of Arcola, Va, was
81 Leesburg Friday.