Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Interesting News Notes About Pee
II pie of Alexandria. Happenings
$. in Society.

A wedding of interest to Alexandra
is that OF Miss Laura Etheridge and
Mr.. John Primer both of Suffolk. The
wedding will take place in Suffolk the
eighth of this mouth.
Mrs. Robert Portner and the Misses
Portner have closed their country place
in Manassas and have opened their res
idence in New Hampshire avenue for
the winter. ,4=.-es
Miss Cora Shriver Jones. who has
been visiting Miss Hood Thompson, in
Waynesbhro, has returned home.
Miss Marguerite Jores and Miss
Elizabeth Jores. OF Memphis, Tenn,
who have been visiting in Alexandria
and Washington, left Washington to-
day for visit i'll New York.
The Ideal Dramatic Climb will give
an entertainment tonight at the Young
Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall.
George Hcffelman who has been il
Alexandria for the past month erecting
the Goss press for the Gazette left for
Petersburg today.
Miss Alice C. Colquhouu, who has
been spending the summer at Cations
vile, Maryland, has returned to the
city and is with the Misses Maryc. Miss
| Colquhoun will remain in Alexandria
for month and then return to Cations.
vile.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Shepherd, has re-
turned from ten days visit to Eau
quier county, and has joined Mr.. Shep-
herd at their country residence Spring
Bank " Mrs. Shepherds father, Mr..
John S. Blackburn, who has been in
!ll-health for some time is considered,
by his family, to be much improved.
Miss Rosebud Mason, OF Charlestown,
". Va, is visiting relatives at Guns.
ton Institute, in Washington.
Miss Dorothy Mayburry and Mis-:
Florence Hollohan. who nave been
visiting their cousin, Mrs. Clarence c.
! Leadbeater. on north Washington street
left today for Baltimore They will
I spend some time in Baltimore before
returning to their homes in Lancaster,
Pennsylvania.
NIessrs. Herbert A. Rose and n. 3.
Herring at the Southern Railway Co..
have gone on a cunning expedition Of
a few days to Prince William county.
As they are both expert shots there s
much speculation and considerable
betting among their many friends as
to which of the two will bag the most
birds. It is considered that the game
laws OF Virginia restricting the time for
hunting birds, is q wise one, as such
Nimrods as these popular gentlemen
are, would speedily decimate the
partridees in this section Of the state.
The wedding OF Miss Kathleen Cassel
daughter OF Judge and Mrs. George
Edward Cassel of Radford. to Mr..
Arthur Vincent Adamson OF Richmond
took place in Radford on Thursday
evening. 1t was very brilliant affair
and a number Of distinguished guests
were in Radford for the ceremony.
Mrs. James Wilson Hall OF New
York sister of the groom was matron
OF houor and Miss Lucille Campbell
Cassel and Miss Annie Markham Cas-
sci were maids. of-honor Miss Mary
Miles OF Marion and Miss Bessie Elicit
we're bridesmaids. Mr.. Thomas Darn.
ley Adamson, Of Richmond, was the
groom's best man.
Mr.. Adamson attended school at the
Episcopal High School and is well
known in Alexandria, both he and his
bride belong to very distinguished
families and their wedding is OF much
interest throughout the state.
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See the Treplex Pocket Book demon
strated at Aliens Drug Store, today
and tomorrow.
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