Evening star., 1909-01-10


Burke. Julian Burke, Algernon Chalmers
James Douglas. Arthur Herbert, Gwyn1
Dent. Edward Fawcett. Beaudric HoWeli
Jenifer Harrison, Charles Barrett, Levi:
Machen and Theodore Bear.
| Mrs. Hugh Mcclure has issued invita-
tions for bridge Wednesday afternoon
| January 13, at her home, POI South Wash
| ington street
The Matinee Five Hundred Club wa:
| entertained Wednesday afternoon by MIS-
| Jean Brent at her home on North Colum
| bus street. Miss Brent's guests were Miss
Ada Wilkinson of Phoenixville, Pa; Mis-:
Margaret Hoge of Washington, Mrs. An
! derson Sommers. Miss Mary Snowden
Miss Mary Glen Uhler. Miss Geora'
French, Miss Courtenay Greenough, Mis-:
| Pauline Nicol, Miss BealI Daingertield
Miss Mary Dent, Miss Frances Danen
hover. Miss Marion Bryant. Miss Kitti'
Barrett and Miss Ellen Fawcett. Mrs
| Sommers and Miss Danenhower won th'
prizes.
Miss Frances Danenhower has ISSUED
invitations for cards for Monday after
noon at her home in the Fairfax.
Miss Kittie Barrett has issued invita-
tions for a tea Tuesday afternoon at he
home, 40S Duke street, to meet Miss Bar
| bara Campbell of Charles Town, w. Va
Misses Lisa and Grace Anderson enter.
| tanned at cards Wednesday afternoon II
| honor of their guests, Miss Bernice Ber'
ems of Philadelphia and Miss Charlotte
England Of Baltimore. The other guests
| were Miss Sarah Appold OF Washington
Mrs. Louis s. Scott, Miss Clarence Snow.
| den, Miss Eva Dent, Miss Emma Thorn
| Miss Alice Anderton. Miss Rosa Ander-
ton. Miss Bessie Jones, Miss Mittie Her
bert, Miss Lila Barrett. Miss Jessie Arm.
| strong and Miss Hattie Douglas. Miss
Berens won the prize
| Miss Clarence Snowden entertained in.
formally at cards Thursday afternoon IL
| honor of Miss Ada Wilkinson of Phoenix
| vile, Pa. The others present were: Miss
Mary Glenn Uher, Misses Anderton, Miss
Bernice Berens. Miss Lisa Anderson. Miss
Marion Bryant, Miss Frances Danen'
| hover. Miss Courtenay Greenough, Miss
Jean Brent. Miss Margaret Hoge OF
| Washington, Miss George French and
Miss Mary Snowden. Miss Uhler won the
prize.
nounces the marriage of her youngest
daughter, Miss Mary Eliza Wattles, and
Mr. Alexander Mansel keppel Wednes,
day afternoon at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. P. P. Phillips and was wit
messed only by the immediate families
Immediately afterward Mr.. and Mrs.
keppel left for Florida, where they will
they will live at 1902 @ street, Washing
ton.
Miss kittie Barrett entertained at a
chatting dish party Thursday evening at
her home on Duke street The guests
were Miss Berenice Berens, Miss Lnar-
lOtte England Miss Lisa Anderson, Miss
Grace Anderson, Miss Beall Daingerfield,
Miss Hattie Douglas. Miss Mamie Jones.
Miss Bessie Jones, Miss Mittie Herbert.
Iicc i1n OH h.
lips of Seminary Hill. William Camp of
Washington. John l.. Marye, Taylor
Burke. Julian Burke. William Bose
Marye. John Mason Lee, Bankhead Lee,
Bathurst Daingerfield and Arthur Her
bert.
Miss Mary Glenn Uhler entertained at
five hundred Thursday evening, at her
home on North Washington street, in
honor of her house guest. Miss Ada " il
kinson Of Phoenixville, Pa.
Mrs. Frank T. King and small daughter,
Dorothy. have returned from visit to
Norfolk.
The Evening Euchre Club met Friday
evening at the home of the Misses Ander-
son. Oil Prince street.
Miss Helen Champion and Miss Kittie
Crampton have returned to their home
in Washington after a visit to Miss Char
| lotte Blackburn, PIP North Washington
street
Miss Virginia Stuart Bouldin has re-
turned to Richmond after a visit to Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Janney, on Cameron street.
Mrs. Walter Crabbe Of Westmoreland
is spending several weeks at the home OF
Mrs. William 8. Greene, on North Wash
ington street.
Mrs. NJ c. c. Peyton is visiting her
niece, Mrs Goodwin, in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Clinton smoot and Miss
Sibyl Smoot have returned from a visit
to DR.. Eleanor c. Jones in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Hunter Foster and Miss Car
rie Stribling entertained at three tables
of eight-hand euchre Thursday after
noon at their home on Prince street.
Their guests were Mrs. Charles Z. Nicol.
Mrs. George Anderton, Mrs. Hubert
Snowden Mrs. David Janney Howell,
Mrs. Henry Fairfax Robertson. Mrs.
maker. Mrs. T. MARSHALL Jones, Mrs.
Louis c. Barley. Mrs. Edward H KEN
per, Mrs. George Uhler Mrs. Robert S.
Barrett. Mrs Arthur Snowden. Mrs. Will
liam J. Boothe, jr:; Mrs Richard Gibson.
Mrs. Louis S. Scott, Mrs. George S.
French. Mrs. Laurence Stabler, Mrs Sam
uel l.. Monroe, Mrs. Thomas w Robin
son, Miss Helen Norris Cummings Miss
Mamie Norton and Miss Rose MacDon-
aid. The prizes We're won by Mrs How
ell Mrs. Scott and Miss Wattles.
Miss Virginia BeaI Daingerfield enter
tanned at 500 this Saturday afternoon at
her home 131 North Washington street in
honor Of her guest, Miss Barbara Camp
bell Of Charles Town, w. Va. Among the
young ladies asked to meet Miss Campbell
was Miss Caroline Lee OF Washington.
Mrs. Lancelot Minor Blackford enter.
tained at tea last Friday afternoon from
to o'clock at her home at the Episco-
pal High School.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Macrae Of Ph Iadelphia
spent several days this week at the home
of Mr.. John S. Blackburn on North
Washington street.
Mr.. Wocott e. Spofford has returned
from New York, where he spent the holi-
days
Messrs. J. Orlando and Charles w. Jolly
of Warrenton spent several days this week
with relatives in town.
Miss Bessie Robinson Of Mansfield La
who has been visiting Miss Hattie Doug
las. has returned to Washington, where
she is attending school.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Carl'n and little
son have returned to their meme in At
lanta after visit to Mr.. Cailin's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ben Carlin on
A,,fh ay,h o.