Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-13
SOCIAL AN0 PERSONAL.
Interesting News Notes About Peo-
pie of Alexandria Happenings
in Society.

pie of Alexandria Happenings
in Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Sullivan gave a
dinner before the Monday German in
Baltimore. Among the guests was
Mt. Frank Daingerield, of Alexandria.
Miss Randolph has returned from
Washington and is the guest of Miss
Sophie Tackett.
Mrs. Richard Gibson is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Clarence Howard at her
home, Kenmore, near Fredericksburg.
Miss Halle Makeley who has been
the guest of her sister Mrs. l. M. Green,
at Stafford Courthouse bus returned to
Alexandria accompanied by Mrs.
Green and her little son Ivan.
DR.. G. E. Outcalt is remaining in
Alexandria while Mrs. Outcalt and
daughter are visiting in Pittsburg.
Captain and Mrs. Richard Coke
Marshall, jr., have issued invitations
to the marriage OF their sister, Miss
Florence Mallory Booker, to Mr.. VIII.
liam Frederick Peters, on the evening
of Thursday, December IS, at half af-
ter eight o'clock at the Highlands,
Washington, D. G. Miss Booker for
merly resided at Old Point and has
visited here a number of times.
Misses Elsie and Edith Snowden
entertained yesterday at most at
tractive card party. The prize was
a lovely brass fern dish and fern was
won by Miss Pauline Nicol. Miss
Snowdens guests we're Mrs. Louis
Scott, Mrs. Anderson Summers, Miss
Nellie Uhler, Miss Cora Jones. Miss
Champ Thompson, Miss Nancy Tack.
EFT, Miss Sophie Taokett, Miss Ran
dolph, Miss Susie Fawcett, Miss Dor
sey Ashton, Miss Beall Daingerfeld,
Miss Lila Barrett, Miss Kitty Barrett,
Miss Mary Snowlen, Miss Clarence
Snowden, Miss Jean Brent, Miss Esther
Burke, Miss Alice Anderton, Miss
Pauline Nicol, Miss Julia Nicol, Miss
Mary Glenn Uhler, Miss Francis Dan
enhower, Miss Cristina Kemper.
One OF the most brilliant functions
ever given in Alexan dria was the birth
day dance given at the Elks Home Mon
day night by Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Brill in
honor of tho eighteenth birthday of
their daughter Miss Kathryn Brill.
There were about sixty couples on the
floor and the scene was beautiful one.
The receiving line consisted OF Mrs.
Brill handsomely gowned in black
landsdowne and black lace; Miss Brill
who looked lovely in pink crepe over
pink messaiue trimmed with crystal;
Miss Ella Hill in buff messaline;
Miss Lottie Brown, OF Brightwood, who
wore a dress of gold messaline; Miss
Marion Brown. OF Brightwood, whose
dress was OF white and Miss Madelaine
Ball, of Riverside, in cream messaline.
The chaperones we're Mrs. c. B. Mar
shall, Mrs. Frank Fill, Mrs. Fred Paff,
Mrs. M. R. Sullivan, Mrs. James
Bales and Mrs. DR.. German. Refresh
ments we're served at half past ten,
special train left for Washington at
half past twelve. There we're num-
Der Of Washington guests present.
among whom we're Miss Alma Desio,
Miss Francis Quill, Miss Mildred Mar
tin, Capt O'Conuor, DIR. G. King, Mr..
Farman, Mr.. Stoever, Mr.. Ryan, Mr..
Cocker and Mr.. Tyler. Miss Brill, who
is very accomplished musician, and
very popular with the members Of the
younger set. was the recipient OF many
bouquets OF lovely flowers and Of many
beautiful gifts among which was very
handsome combination vanity case,
card case, and change purse that was
the gift Of the afternoon Euchre Club.
OF which Mrs. Brill is member and
gold bar pin the gif. OF the young men
members OF the Five Hundred Club OF
which Miss Brill is a member,