Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-02
Hiss Kemper is one of the half
.io2cn pretty girl, graduates of this
years class.

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Gibbs en-
terrained al their handsome country
unme near MI. Vernon, III honor of
tne silver anniversary OF their wed
lin. in i beautiful manner, onday
afternoon. As is customary on Snch
occasion The host and hostess are me
recipient Of many pretty silts ana
attentions. however, Mr.. ana MIS-.
Gibbs reversed the usual ofuef u
things By giving and not receiving
,ud needless 10 say their enjoyment
vas doubly sreal. Their small guests
were The children from the AieNlh-
dria Chidrens Home about tWrhl:
lille bows and girls, and such happy
little folks they were as They start
"a ont to take the Mt. Vernon tram.
Through the courtesy OF Mr.. Perc!
cIitt inc children were rendered pass
IS on the railroad and the thought
mi most and hostess met the party
with a huge wagon filled with straw
and one OF The treats OF the afternoon
was the jolly hay-ride TO the pret'!
home The expansive lawn and ter
races were hung with swings ana
hammocks, and outdoor games were
entered into with a hearty spirit.
suitable supper was none the least
Of the afternoon enjoymentS. al
seven o'clock the hay-rde back to
The train brought twenty grateful
lille hearts on their homeWard way
The children were accompanied D!
the two able matrons OF the nome
Mrs. Mollie Whatley and Mrs. Nora
AIuench.
Most Of the card clubs have as
banded for the summer months ana
will not meet again until lali. Inc
kir-Kats will not resume their stud
les until next season when the course
for the year will be decided upon.
Mr.. William B. Stribling and MT.
Thomas Foster of Markham, Va nave
left for that place after most pleas
ant visit to Mr. Fosters mother, Mrs.
John Hunton Foster.
ll;ao ~ ,,,,ch intareSf to his
Alexandria friends was that OF MI
Richard d. Alicou OF Washington. The
wedding took place yesterday alter
noon at four clock in the sanctuary
in the Cathedral Close. The pretty
bride was Miss Madeline Bradley
daughter OF Mr.. Robert F. Bradley
Mir. Richard D. Micon is the son OF
DR.. r. ". liicon of the Theological
Seminary.
Only the immediate families were
uresent al the ceremony which Was
performed b. the Rev. Charles warn
or Assistant rector Of ST. Albans
Miss Bradley was given III marriage
BY her father and Mr.. MIcou had as
HE hest man, Mr.. Paul Alicon, Miss
Bradley was unattended.
! small but elegant reception, lol-
lowed at Raucher's, after which Mt.
ALicou and his bride left washington
on their wedding trip. On their Re
turn they will reside at the Passa-
dana in Adams Mill Road. Mr. Micou
IS a graduate of the University OF
Virginia and Of the law department.
Of the George Washington University
Mrs. Charles Creighton Carlin and
Little son Charles have returned from
a most pleasant visit OF three weeks
duration to Chicago.
SIr, Henry O'Bannon Cooper Mr.
lack Stephenson and Mr. Harry cart
or Beverly spent sunday with MT
grverly's father al Broad Run va
Mrs. Thomas Leadbeater mas clos
cd her home on Washington Street
and gone 10 Strathblane Tor the sum
mer months.
Miss Sadie Studs of HradaoCk
Heights spent the past "teh III
lanric City.
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