The Washington herald., 1908-04-19
SOCIETY

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Miss Aida Hopkins, of Sandy Spring.
students of the Arlington Institute, are
spending Easter at their respective
homes.
Mr. and Mrs Albert smoot are spend
ing Easter with friends in New York
sCity.
Miss Jean Brent has as her guest Miss
jamie Lee, Of Gloucester County. Va.
Mr.. Charles Barrett has returned from
New York, where he has spent the past
month.
Mrs. James Monroe Love. accompanied
by her two little daughters. Harriet and
Elizabeth. have joined Capt Love, L. S.
A. in Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Lily Marbury has returned from
Richmond, where she was the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Warren ?. Taylor.
Mrs. John Lunt and Master sam Lunt
are spending Easter with fri4nds in Blue
mont, Va.
Miss Mary Patterson. Of Philadelphia.
is visiting Mrs. Laurence Perry, in Brad
dock Heights.
Miss Marion Lindsey has as her guest
at Braddock Heights. Miss Emily Craig,
of Canton, Miss.
Mr. Harry Cats and Mr.. Raymond
Astryke are spending Easter IN Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman Rathbone Smith
and Master Valentine Smith have re-
turned from whiting relatives in Wide
water, Va.
Mrs. William Chapman. Of Savannah.
Ga, is visiting her mother. Mrs. J. w.
Burson.
Miss Eliza Lippitt has returned 10 her
home in BerTyville, Va, after q two
weeks visit to her sister. Mrs. c. Will
lam Wattles, in Prince street.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Wilson Brown are
spending Easter with Mrs. Browns IA
ther. Capt. Herbert Bryan, in North
Washington street
Mrs. Charlotte Cazmore Bergman has
gone 10 Roanoke, Va, after spending the
winter with Mrs William Greene.
Mrs. Herbert Oliver has as her guest
for the holidays Miss lie Page Hough, of
Baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. Hugh Todd has returned 10 Okla
homa, after spending the past month in
the East.
Mrs. Kosciusko Kemper has returned
from Delaplane, Va
An engagement Of interest TO Alexan-
drians. recently announced. is that OF
Mrs. Helen Gait Tally, of Washington,
and Mr.. George Carter Minnigerode. for
merly of this city and now of Washing
ton. The marriage, which will be a quiet
affair, will take place at the Marlbor-
ough. in Washington, on June G.
Mrs. John Hutton Foster was hostess
for the regular monthly meeting OF tie
Mt. Vernon Chapter Of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution on Friday last.
After the usual business meeting Mrs.
Foster entertained the members and a
few guests at afternoon tea. Among
those present were Mrs William A.
SmOot Mrs. George Uhler. Mrs William
J. BOothe, jr., Mrs. Robert W. Fuller,
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett Mrs. William
J. Morton, Mrs. Dabney Herndon. Mrs.
Stewart Jameson. Mrs. John Leadbeater,
Miss Carrie StTibling and Mrs. Whitmore
Rathbone Smith, of Canada.
Miss Ernestine G. McNett and Mr..
Charles Z, Pryor, both of Washington.
were married on Monday afternoon, at
Grace Church rectory. by Rev. Edgar
Carpenter, rector of the church. The
bridal party came over from Washington
in a 60-horsepower automobile, and after
the ceremony returned In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pilling and
Miss Maize Wright, Of Washington.
one of the jolliest Of a series Of sur
prise parties was given on Thursday last,
to Miss Margaret Lyons. at her residence
in Duke street. Dancing and games were
enjoyed by quite a number Of Miss Lyons
friends, among whom were Misses Elsie
Thomas, Bessie Moore, Louise Hart, Ida
Allen Grace Bagot, Ella Bagot, Grace
Wiley, Maggie Moore, Mary " Walker,
Ethel Allen, Bessie Russell. Virgie Upton,
Amanda Rambo. Mrs. Belle Parker, Mrs.
NJ A. Walker, Mrs. Mabel Grimes. Mrs.
Mabel Williams, Mrs, A. Shirley, Messrs.
Edward Nagel, Clarence Sutton, Ernest
Reynolds, Ezekiel Moore, Lawrence Gard
ner, Robert Lyons, William Lyons. Ed
ward Hart, Samuel Wade, Charles Bittle,
and James Jones,