The Washington herald., 1907-04-07

land Mrs. E. e. Downham. and Mr. Benja-
min McKnew Altcheson. Of this city. The
ceremony will take place at the home OF
the bride. April II. at .. m.
| The Thursday Club had very delight
ful entertainments at the home of Mrs.
William J. Boothe r., this week. The
prize was won by Mrs George Uhle..
IOthers present were Mrs. Stuart Jamie
son, Mrs. Thomas ". Robinson. Mrs.
James Reid, Mrs. Clarence R. Howard,
Mrs. Henry P. Robertson. Mrs. Richard
! Gibson, and Mrs. William b. smoOt
Mrs. Thomas Leadbeater entertained the
Ann Ramsay Chapter OF the Children of
the American Revolution on Thursday
AFTERNOON. After the business meeting re-
ifreshments were served. A great deal of
interest is being taken by the children Of
/ this chapter in collecting articles OF
colonial and Revolutionary interest. to be
exhibited at the jamestown Exposition.
The members present were Misses Julia
and Judith Boswell, Collins Mex. Jones,
Emma Carter, Nellie Uhier, Helen Cal
vert. Mamie Slaughter, Jean Roberts, and
Katharine Waller, Masters Wilfred and
Clarence Robinson, Douglass Mclean, l..
Boyd LeadbeateT. Carroll W. Ashby, Jr..
Gardner l. BYothe, jr., and William l..
Boswell
The Alexandria Circle Of Colonial Danes
was entertained by Mrs William B.
Smoot. al her home on Prince street on
Friday afternoon. The diulng-room was
decorated with colonial eoiors. the table
having as eenterpiece a huge bowl Of
yellow jonquils tied with many bows Of
blue ribbon The members present were
Mesdames William j. Boothe, Stuart
Jameson. Robert C. Powell, Thomas W
Robinson, William j. Morton, Eleanor
Washington Howard, Misses Helen n
Cummings. and Hetzel. OF Washington.
Those asked to meet the circle were Mrs.
Edward Greene, OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio Mrs
George Mushbaek, Mrs. Henry r. Robert
son, Mrs Louis s. Greene. Miss Rebecca
Powell, and Miss May B. Greene.
Miss Edith Ramsay entertained at
supper after the german on Friday even
ing in honor OF her guests. Misses Mary
and Marguerite Patterson, Of Baltimore.
Those asked TO meet her guests were Miss
Elizabeth Herbert. Miss Ruth Bryant.
Miss Mary Lloyd. MessTs. AlgerHon Chal-
mers. Charles Harrison, of Leesburg:
Webb Maddox. Of Marshall, Va, Louis
Machen, T. Perry Lippltt, Of San Juan.
Porto Rico. and Robley Broomback.
4 quiet and pretty marriage took place
yesterday az noon when Miss Corneiia
Hamilton Janney. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Janney. became the bride
OF SIR. Phillip Marion Knox. The cere-
mony was performed at the home Of the
brides parents. 1872 street northwest.
Washington. D. c., by the Rev. George
summerville. Of Falls Church. Va Mr..
Knox had as his best man his brother,
Mr.. Robert F. Knox. The bride had no
attendant and was gowned in q travelling
suit Of dark blue broadcloth. with a
straw colored hat, trimmed with blue
plumes, Mr., and Mrs. Knox left for a
short out-Of-tOWn trip. after which they
Uil be al home at 504 Duke street. this
city.
The colonial musical tea given 81 the
Lee Camp Hall last evening was pretty
affair. The children Of the Ann Ramsay
Chapter OF the c. A. r. assisted IA serv-
ing refreshments and were dressed in
colonial costumes. Some OF those IN cos
tune We're Misses Julia and Judith Bos-
well. Fannie Slaughter, Emma Carter,
Lota Ashton, Nellie Uhler, and Katharine
Waller.