Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-21
ALEXANDRIA.
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ALEXANDRA. Va. January 20. 1912.
Mr.. Francis Lee Daingerfield and his
guest, Mr.. Douglass Brooke Of Norfolk.
left for a trip to New Orleans and Los
Angeles. They will spend month trav-
cling through California Mrs. johnson
HELEN has returned to Washington after
visit to Mrs. George A. Mushbach on
North Washington street. Rev. and Mr..
Angus Crawford have returned from a
visit to Charlottesville. Miss Mary Ball
of Richmond is the guest Of friends on
Seminary Hill. Mrs. A. H. Compton has
returned to her home in Wellington, Va,
after visit to friends here. Miss Cleta
Snyder has returned to her home in Har-
risonburg after a visit to relatives in this
city. Mrs. Harry King has returned to
her home in Baltimore after visit to her
sister. Mrs. Samuel Bendheim. on Prince
street. Miss Corinne Miiburn is the
guest of Mrs. Edward Marsteller at Clar-
endon. The Misses Smoot entertained at
cards Friday afternoon at their home. 3O1
South st. Asaph street. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Clarence C.. Leadbeater.
Mrs. David Janney Howell. Miss Phil
Wattles and Miss Mary Carlin. Mrs
Clarence Porter Jones and small son have
returned from visit to Mr.. and Mrs N
Ose~A
ter has returned from a visit to Miss
Mary Graves in Philadelphia. Mr.. Ernest
X. Payne Of Washington and Miss Estelle
Robey were married Tuesday evening at
Church by Rev. P. P. Phillips. Mr.. and
Mrs. Payne will live in this city. Miss
Jellis Scott OF Richmond is the guest of
Mrs. Thomas w. Robinson on Nortn
Washington street. Mrs. Gardner Lloyl
Boothe has issued invitations for carus
Thursday afternoon. January -, in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Wayne Thompson
Dimm of Newport News. Miss Lillian b.
Blue of Cincinnati and Mr.. Alexander NJ
Fisher of this city were married Tuesday
evening at the rectory of Grace Episcopal
Church by Rev. Edgar Carpenter. Mr..
and Mrs. Fisher will live in Alexandria
Mr.. Daniel B. Conrad has returned from
a visit TO Cumberland. Mrs. r. q. Ma
after visit to her son. Mr. Charles Ma
honey. Mrs Kate Waller Barrett left
Monday for New York, where she will
VISIT for several weeks Mrs. j. NJ. Clat-
terbuck Of Opal, Va, is the guest of
returned from visit to her sister, Mrs
Frank Leef, in Danville. Miss Annie
Naybrlght of Calverton is the guest of
friends on Prince street The pc form
ance of The Old Maids Convention" at
Eihs Hall Tuesday evening for the ben
ef1t OF the Alexandria library attrac ed a
large and fashionable audience Mrs.
Douglas Monkey Low, Mr.. Wallace nj
sev and Mr.. Robiey D. Brumbach have
returned from Blackstone. Va. where
they We're among the attendants at the
wedding Tuesday evening of Miss kath-
arine Green Low of that place and Mr..
Henry O'Bannon Cooper
coasting party was given on Shuster's
hill Monday evening, followed by a chat
ing DISH supper at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward H. Kemper in Rosemont.
In the party were Miss Nellie Uhler. Miss
Eliza Douglas, Miss Pauline Nicol, Mss
Jul Nicol. Miss Christina Kemper.
Stanley Blanton. William Brooke and Ed
ward H. kemper jr. Mrs. William B.
Smoot entertained at cards Thursday af-
ternoon at her home on Prince street in
honor OF her sisters, Mrs Charles A.
Webb and Mrs. .Sailie Gator Hopper of
Baltimore. Mrs Thomas w. Robinson
entertained Thursday evening at her home
on North Washington street i'm honor of
her guest. Miss Jelis Scott of Richmond.
The other guests were Miss Jean Brent
Miss Clarence Snowden. Miss Mary Snow
- -" nderson Miss Mildred
Foster, Miss Pauline Nicol, Miss Julia
Nicol. Miss Cora Jones, Messrs Windsor
Snowden. Robert Davis Edmund Hunter,
Richard Chichester. Julian Burke. Milton
French. Edward Fawcett James Douglas,
Beaudric Howell and r. D. Brumbach.
Mss Annie Peyton Luckett has returned
from visit to Spartanburg S. c. Miss
Ea4iy o. - + li1tt Sas lhe week Il
guest of Mrs. Albert Smoot on Duke
street. Miss Kate Cooper of Washington
was the guest this week of Mrs William
n. Smith in Rosemont. Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Fleet Board are the guests of
MI. cards sister. Mrs Harvey Seward
in Petersburg. Miss Louisa Washington
"a rttu4reo 10 he home IN Washing on
after visit to Miss Agnes Marshall on
South ST. Asaph street. Mrs. William J.
Boothe entertained at a bridge luncheon
Friday in honor of Mrs Webb and Mrs
Hopper of Baltimore. Mrs. Edward H.
Kemper entertained at cards Saturday
afternoon at her home in Rosement in
honor of Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Hopper
Mrs. Hugh Mcclure entertained at cards
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
South Washington street in honor of Mrs
Wayne Thompson Dimm of Newport
News, who is the house guest of her sis
ter. Mrs Gardner l.. Boothe. Score was
kept by Miss Esther Burke and Miss
Esther Green. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Sallie Gator Hopper of Baltimore
and Mrs. Henry Randolph Burke.