The Washington herald., 1913-01-26
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Miss NJ. W. Phillips Thursday evening
entertained the members of the Five
Hundred Club, of which she is a mem
Der. at her home. 305 South Washing.
ton Street. In addition TO the member.
OF the club a number Of other guests
were In attendance. Those present In
cluded Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Cochran
Mrs. D. Moxley Low, Misses Elizabeth
Herbert, Lisa Anderson. George French
Eliza Douglas. Christina Kemper, Anna
| Barley, Cora Jones, Roxie Doniphan
Della Phillips. Katherine Waller, Mary
Randolph, Lynchburg; Ora Mason Kinch.
loe. Upperville: Miss Langhorne, Lynch.
burg: Margaret Black, Woodbine, Nd;
Messrs. Harmon Roberts, BeauderiC
Howell. James Sidney Douglas. Eugene
Lindsey, Edward A. Garlock, Wallace
Lindsey. Edmund Hunter. Richard Chi
chester, c. Page Waller. jr.. Robely d.
Brumback. Walter c. Foster. Garnett
Pitts. Milton French. DIR. J. Thornton
Ashton, and DIR. Vivian Berry.
The first prizes were won by Miss
Jones and Mr.. Brumback. and the con-
ISOLATION prize by DR.. Cochran and the
BOBBY prize by Mr.. Hunter.
Miss Rose NJ. Macdonald entertained
number OF friends at Five Hundred
Wednesday evening last at her home In
Cameron Street. The prize for the high
est score. a vase, was won by Miss Olive
Lyons. and the consolation prize was
awarded to Mrs Richard Gibson. During
the evening refreshments were served.
The guests present included the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. William Wat
ties. Mrs. Henry Starr wattles, AIRS.
Richard Gibson. Mrs. Robert S. Barrett.
Miss Carrie Stribling. Miss May Green.
Miss Olive Lyons. Miss Fannie Herbert.
Mrs. George II. Evans. Mrs. George
UhIer, Mrs Charles z. Nicol. Mrs. John
Foster. Mrs. T Marshall Jones, Mrs.
Clarence c. Ieadbeater. Miss Minnie
Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Weston en-
tertained Wednesday evening last at
their home In South Washington Street
at a card party in honor OF Mrs. Charles
c. Greene. OF Laurel. Del. who Is the
house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
O'Bannon Cooper.
The house was decorated with ferns
and cut flowers.
Those invited to meet Mrs. Greene in
cluded the following: Mr.. and Mrs Henry
O'Bannon Cooper. Mr.. ana Mrs. D. Mox-
ley Low, Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Con-
nelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Goode Mr..
and Mrs Sherman B. Fowler, Mrs. Mar
jorie Adamson, Mrs. Frank S. Harper,
Mrs. William woolls, Miss Fanny Dixon.
Miss Lily Harbury. Miss Ida McLaugh-
lin, Miss Kable, Miss Sadie Crittendon.
Miss Mary Taylor. Miss Mamie Graham,
Miss Bessie Hill. Miss Constance Boush,
Miss Nathalie Boush. Miss Ada Wall,
Miss Alice Thomas. DR.. Ernest l. Allen.
Messrs. Walter c. Foster. Robely ID.
Brumback, William f. Fendall. Broders
Moore, Thomas " Eddy. The first prizes
were won by Mrs. Greene and Mr.. Henry
O'Bannon Cooper, and the consolation
prize was won by Miss Thomas and Mr..
Goode.
Mrs. William A. Smoot entertained at
tea Thursday afternoon at her home at
"Colross'' in honor OF her two guests.
Miss Mary Randolph and Miss Lang
horne, OF Lynchburg. The color scheme
was yellow and green. Mrs. William A
Smoot. Jr., presided in the dining room.
and was assisted by Miss Frances Dam
enhower, who poured tea, and Misses
Georgie French, Lola Ashton. Anna
Barley. Dorsay Ashton, and Clarence
Snowden.
The MiIlionaires Club gave a dance at
the ElKs' Home Thursday evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Marshall Mrs. Andrew Schwarzmann.
Misses Ella Hill, Madeline Byrnes. LII
liam Hill. Pauline Hellmuth. Pearl
Eleanor Patterson. Helen
Corbett. Mary Ewald. Amy Heishley.
Nellie SchlichtinR Nellie Cation. Bessie
Creegan. Kathleen Few, and Messrs-
James Patterson. c. r. Hellmuth. w.
Miller. F. Hill. c. F. Hill. B. Hamilton.
l.. Donnelly. W. Patterson C. A. APP
pich l.. Corbett, c. Burgess, A. Schwarz-
mann. NJ. Simpson. r. L. Myers, Rus
sell Wolfe, and Harry b. Quinn.
The Alexandria German Club gave
dance Friday evening at the Elks' Home
which was largely attended. Among the
guests present were a number from out
Of the city.
Master Reynolds VI. Williams wednes-
day evening last. held a reception at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Williams, 40 Commerce Street, in
honor of the eight recurring anniversary
Of his birth. During the evening games
were indulged in, after which a lunch
con was served. A large number Of
guests were In attendance.
Those present included the following:
Virginia Fannon. Lillian Fannon. Grace
Martin. Winifred Bayne. Grace McFad-
ien. Margaret Smith. Willie Smith. Cath
crime Smith. Mabel Baumgardner. Cath
crime Baumgardner. Helen Baumgard-
ner. Virginia Studds, Frances Rose.
Thelma Thompson, of Washington; Mil
ired Reynolds, Pauline Brawner, Hen
-ietta Driefus, Tukler Dreifus. Maria
Maria Williams: Masters Ches-
ter Fannon, Joseph Reynolds, George
Reynolds, Purvis Reynolds. Braddock
Austin Kengla, Washington:
Everett Penn. William Rodgers, frankie |
Kraft. Thomas Coffin, James Coffin, |
Courtney Sullivan, Garnett Francis, Han |
ian Francis. Walter Rush. Carlin Rush. |
Mr.. Robley d. Brumback entertained !
party of friends Saturday at a NOV |
ng picture show. after which they were |
entertained at luncheon at the apart !
nents of Mrs. Eva G. Mushback, The |
fairfax" Among those attending were: |
Misses Clarence and Mary Snowden. |
Iiary and Della Phillips. Cora Cochran.
ieorgie French, Lisa Anderson, Christina |
Semper, Harriet Douglas, Elizabeth |
Herbert, and Messrs. James S. Douglas. /
r, Windsor Snowden, Walter c. Fos-
er. Page Waller, jr.. Garnett Pitts,
William Brooke, Arthur Herbert, tr.. |
Wallace Lindsey. T. c. Smith, Milton
french, DIR. Vivian Berry, and DR.. j.
Thornton Ashton.
Miss Virginia Stuart Bouldin. who has
'een spending several weeks with her
and sister, Rev. DIR. and
irs. Bergman Green. on Seminary Hill,
ras the guest last week of Miss Eliza
eth NJ. Janney. She has now gone to
iloucester County, Va. where she Will
pend the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. NJ. B. Shrier and son, of Cleveland,
ave been recent guests Of Mr.. and
frs. Conrad Johnson.
Miss Pauline Grelder. of New York.
Yere recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
'onrad johnson.