The Washington herald., 1909-05-16
ALEXANDRIA.

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Miss Edith Bentley is spending week
with relatives at Sandy Springs, Nd
Mrs Samuel Bendheim has returned
from a visit 70 relatives IN Baltimore.
Nd.
Miss Mary Snowden was the guest Of
friends in Georgetown during the past
week
Miss Charlotte Blackburn has returned
from a visit 20 Miss Kittie Champion in
Washington
Mrs. Virginia Fisher. Of New York, is
visiting her sister. Miss Mamie Fleming,
in this city.
Mrs. J. H. Mansfield and Mrs. ". Cash
left on Monday for Bristol, Va, 20 spend
several days.
Miss America Semmes Payne. Of Bal
timoTe, is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. 1
Marshall Jones.
Mrs. William J. Boothe. r.. IS visiting
her sister. Mrs George Carr Henry. al
9IorristOwn. y. J.
Capt and Mrs. ". B. .Smithers left on
Monday last for Boston, where they VII
spend several weeks
Miss Annie N Henderson is visiting
her grandmother. Mrs. Mary A Hender-
son. IN King George County
Mrs. Lucy. Sampson. who has been visit
ing relatives IN this city. has returned 10
her home at Brentwood, D c
Miss Gay Lloyd was the guest during
the past week Of Mrs WillOughby Reace
az the Episcopal High School
Mrs. Joel II. Cochran and her three
children, Of Charlottesville. are the guests
OF DR.. and Mrs. Thomas B Cochran
Miss Rita Homer was the guest during
the past week OF her sister. Mrs. Cooper
Dawson, at her home on Seminary Hill
Ensign and Mrs. Fairfax Leary have
returned from their trip through the
North and are staying IN washington
Miss Elizabeth Payne and Miss Ruby
Spivey have returned from delightful
visit 10 friends in Lynchburg and Monroe
Mrs. Belle Parker has returned 10 her
home in Westmoreland County after q
visit Of two weeks 10 friends in this city.
DR.. Dunbar Brooke Triplatt left on
Wednesday for Spokane, Wash. where he
VIII visit his brother, Mr.. Frank Irving
Triplatt-
Mrs. P. J. Dempsey has returned from
Norfolk, where she vas the guest for two
weeks Of her daughter. Mrs. Armistead
Carter.
NJ. and Mrs. William 2. Smoot and
Miss Potts left on Thursday IL A motor
car for Sperryville, where they VIII spend
several days
Mrs Robert c. Powell left on Saturday
Tor Broad Run, where she VIII spend a
month with her daughter, Mrs Louis
Scott, at her home. Cedar Hills
Mr.. Louis Kraft. who has been visit
ing friends in this city for the past few
weeks. left on Thursday for New York
u return 10 his home IN Germany.
Mrs. Thomas Goodan and Mrs. NJ A
Goodwin, OF Sanford. Ne, who have been
spending the winter fl Daytona- Fla, are
the guests of Mrs Dabney HerndOn.
Mr. and drs. Samuel J. Weyman and
their son, Master George Weyrnan. have
returned to their home in Atlanta after a
visit OF several weeks 10 Mrs. Kate Wal
Ter Barrett
Miss Elizabeth WorthingtOn, OF George
town. was The guest during the past
week Of Dr.. and Mrs Angus Crawford
al their home. The Wilderness on
Seminary Hill
Mrs. Clement Conger and her little
daughter have returned 10 their home at
Pleasant Valley. Va. after visit OF sew
eral weeks 70 Mrs. COnger's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 6 William Ramsay.
The Misses Worthington gave an In
formal ''at-hOme" on Friday afternoon
from 10 s al their home, Crawford. %
on Seminary Hill, in honor OF their niece
Miss Elizabeth WOrthington. Of George
town.
Mrs. Nicholas Dawson. who has been
spending the past few months with her
daughter. Mrs William Pendleton, at
Eastville. Va. returned on Thursday 70
her home. Cameron" on Seminary Hi,
accompanied by Mrs. PendletOn.
Mrs Charles E Stuart. formerly Of
this city, but now OF Bermuda, has an
nouneed the engagement OF her daughter,
Miss Roberta McCarty Stuart TO Mr. Gil
bert Alexander Puttbridge, Of Bermuda
The wedding viii take place in the early
fan.
Miss BERTHE E. Hancock and Mr.. Ken
meth Baggett were quietly married on
Tuesday evening al the home OF the
brides father. Mr. r. H Hancock, SO
South Lee street. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Osborn Belt. OF Trim
ity N Z. Church After a short wedding
trip through the North, AIr. and Mrs.
Baggett VIII make their home in this city,
Tie Junior Matinee Five Hundred Club
was entertained on Wednesday afternoon
by Miss Pauline ,Nicoi- Those present
were Miss Mary Phillips. Miss Jean
Brent, Miss Eva Dent, Miss Mary Dent,
Miss Mary Snowden. Miss Mildred Fos-
ter. Miss Lila Barrett Miss Bessie jones',
Miss Julia Nicol, Miss Rose Anderton,
Miss Marian Lindsey. OF East Orange, n
J.. and Miss Bena StTattOn. The prize
was won by Miss Stratton.
Miss Mary J. HOofS entertained a few
friends Informally on Thursday evening
at her home. ''4Iontrose." on Seminary
Hi. Those present were Mss Bessie
Winter Jones. Miss Alice Crawford, Mrs
John Daniel, Miss Beatrice Crawford.
Miss Grace Anderson, Miss Elizabeth
Worthington, of Georgetown; Miss Lisa
D. Anderson, Miss Louise T. HoofT, Tay-
Tor Burke. John Graves. Of Washington:
Amber Blackford. Churchill Gibson.
Frank Gwathmey. Of Washington: John
Daniel Harry c. Beverley. Richard D
MicOu, Of Washington, and Jack Stephen
son
Mrs. Charles c. Carlin entertained at
cards on Tuesday afternoon in homo. Of
Mrs. James Perriae Elliott, Of Chicago,
and Mrs. Leroy Baxiey. Of Markham.
Mrs. Carlin's other guests were Mrs
John BrOokheld, or Springfield. Va: Mrs.
William Bowie. Mrs. 7. Nelson Conrad,
Mrs. Montgomery Danf0rth. Mrs. Temp
kins. Mrs. Monroe. and Miss Chandlee. Of
Washington; Mrs George French. Mrs
Samuel l. Monroe, Mrs John Il. Foster.
Mrs Gardner Lloyd Boothe, Mrs Car
ence c. Leadbester, Mrs. Louis Barley.
Mrs Samuel G. Brent. Mrs. George Musf-
bach. Mrs. Frank Slaymaker. Mrs. s B
ward H kemper. Miss Rose Macdonald.
Miss Carrie Stribling. Mss Ella Broders
Miss Mary CaTlin. Miss Minnie Hender-
son, and Miss May Greene. Progressive
five hundred was played. and the prizes
were won by Mrs Tompzins, Miss Mac
Donald. and Mrs. Moore.
AR NFahIon Hoptxins Jaurev- ms he.