The Washington herald., 1912-11-17
ALEXANDRIA.

Miss Cora Jones entertained Thursday
night at a ive-hundred party In hon.
or of Miss Pauline Nicol. whose mar
riage to DIR. Benjamin Iden, of Man
nassas, will take place next Wednes-
day evening, and Miss Emily johnson.
one Of the seasons debutantcs. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad johnson. Misses Pauline Nicol, En-
lily Johnson. Christina Kemper. Eliz-
abeth Herbert Julia NicoL Lola Ash
ton, Eliza Douglas, Hattie Douglas,
Mary Snowden. Georgia French, Sophia
TaCkett, Esther Greene. Nellie Uhler,
Alice Anderton, Liza Deane Anderson.
Ida McLauGhlin. Mary Phillips and
Messrs. Edmund Hunter. John Steph-
cnson. Cecil Sherman. Milton French,
Richard Chichester, John Barrett, Ar
thur Herbert. Julian Burke, Walter
Foster, Ward Boswell, James Roberts,
Edgar NicoL George Anderton, Stanley
Blanton, Wallace Lindsey, Beaudric
Howell, DR.. Vivian Berry. DR.. Thornton
Ashton, Misses Efie Young. Christine
Waggaman, and Mr.. Ralph Graves,
from Washington. The prizes were won
by Miss Ef1e Young and Mr.. Walter
Foster. Score was kept by Misses
Della Phillips and Julia Boswell.
Mr. and Mrs. Benedict We'll last Sum-
day celebrated their silver wedding ami
versary at their home. III South st.
Asaph Street. The house was profusely
decorated for the occasion, and music
was given by an orchestra under the
direction of Prof. Leon Cohen. A large
number of guests from this city and out
Of town attended. Mr.. and Mrs. We'll
were the recipients Of many handsome
gifts.
In the morning the members of the
Hebrew congregation called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Well in a body. and on behalf Of
the congregation an address was made
by Mr., Isaac Eichberg, president of the
organization. who presented the couple
with a handsome silver loving cup. A
response was made by Mr.. Well
In the afternoon a number OF out-of-
town relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs. We'll were
entertained at dinner.
Among those present at the dinner
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs Vein
stein. Mrs. L, Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs,
L. Well, and Mrs. A. Well. of New York;
Mrs. Z. Schafer. of Berlin: Mrs. Haas,
Mrs. w. Levy, Miss Clara Haas, of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Jana, Miss
NJ. Jaffa, Mr.. B. jana. Mr.. A. We'll,
Mr.. Sidney We'll, and Miss Minnie We'll,
of Alexandria.
Miss Laura PaIIant and Mr.. James L.
Zimmerman both of this city, were mar
ried Thursday night at the parsonage of
Trinity M. e. Church by Rev. Guy A.
Luttrell. pastor. Mr.. and Mrs Zimmer-
man win reside at sos South Alfred
Street.
Judge ]. X NJ Norton and Mr..
Bathurst Daingerfield are spending a
week at Judge Norton's farm In Fairfax
County.
Miss Janette Spinks and Miss Louise
Prichard, who have been visiting Mrs. F.
c. Spinks, have gone to Linden, Va.
After spending several weeks In Dam
vile, Va, Mrs. Albert Doyle Brockett
has returned to her home in North Wash
ington Street.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs John NJ. johnson and Miss
Emily Johnson to meet Mrs. Conrad
Johnson at reception Thursday. Novem-
Der p, from until 10 O'Clock at their
home, 6l4 Prince Street
Miss Beulah May Sfsson and Mr. WILL
lam Clarence Coombs were married on
Tuesday at the parsonage OF st. Mary's
Catholic Church by Rev. Father L. r.
Kelly. A reception at the home OF the
groom followed.
Mrs r. r. HIsey and daughter Naoma,
of Harrisonburg, Va. visited here this
week
The Afternoon Auction Bridge Club
held a meeting Tuesday with Miss Emily
johnson as hostess. Those present in