The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-10-05
ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY.

Mr. James Sidney Douglas, jr., was host
Wednesday evening at delightful dance
at the Old Dominion Boat Club in honor
| of Miss Kitty 5. Barrett and her house
guests, Misses Barbara Campbell and
Elizabeth Green, of CharIestown, W. Va.
Other guests of Mr.. Douglas present
were Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Evans, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry O'Bannon Cooper, Miss Edith
Pigeon, Washington; Misses Alice Ander-
ton, Lisa Anderson, Harriet Douglas
Eliza Douglas, Christina Kemper. Mary
Phillips, Della Phillips, Mary Snowden,
Katherine Waller, Mr.. NJ. r. Leonard,
Washington; DR.. Vivian p. Berry, Messrs
r. ID. Brumback, William II. 7. Brooke
V. Ward Boswell, Julian T. Burke, Jr..
Walter c. Foster, Edward A Garlock,
Beauderic Howell Arthur Herbert, Ed
mund Hunter, Garrett Pitts, Bryan Pitts.
Windsor Snowden, and C. Page Waller.
Miss Kitty Barrett entertained at sup
per after the dance at her home in Duke
Street in honor of her guests, Misses
Campbell and Green. Others present
were Miss Pigeon, Washington; Misses
Lisa Anderson. Mary Snowden, Mary
Phillips, Della Phillips, Katherine Waller,
Messrs. Arthur Herbert, Beauder1c
Howell, Ward Boswell, c. Page Waller.
jr., James S. Douglas, Jr., Bryan Pitts,
Windsor Snowden, Edward A. Garlock,
Edmund Hunter, and DR.. Vivian p.
Berry.
Miss Jennie F. Bayliss celebrated her
birthday at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Bayliss, Fairfax County.
Wednesday evening. A large number OF
young friends of Miss Bayliss attended.
Mr.. and Mrs Justus Schneider on Fri
day informally celebrated the fiftieth an
niversary OF their marriage at their home,
424 North Washington Street
Mrs. Walter A. Dienelt, jr, was hostess
Friday evening at a dinner party at her
home at the Virginia Apartment in honor
of Mrs. Mary Hart, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Those present were Mr.. Burdett Hart,
former United States Minister to Bogota
Miss Mary Chance, Mount Pleasant:
Misses Annie Alexander and Isabel Beer,
Georgetown.
Miss Mona Carrick Reynolds and Mr..
Alois Bahlmann Abbott, both of Fay
ettesville, w. Va, were married at S
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the brides brother, Mr. Robert
S. Reynolds, Braddock, Alexandria Coun-
ty. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. ]. W. Dufrey, pastor OF the
NJ. Z. Church South.
~ was gwen the
pupils of Miss Madaline Byrne at her
home Wednesday evening. Prizes were
awarded as follows: First prize, a gold
medal, Mr.. Willie Cradlin; second prize,
a gold crescent pin, Miss Pauline Tay-
Tor. Prizes for general improvement IN
music were awarded to Helen Warning,
Annie knight, Susie FinnaIl, and Helen
Potter. Other prize winners were Sarah
Eddington, Marguerite Davis, Mabel Con-
nell, Hattie Sutton, Laura Taylor, Lily
Cradlin, Rena Schlichting, Amelia
and Virginia Nowland.
Miss Byrne was presented with a palm
by her pupils. '
Mr.. William NJ. Larmour, who has been
here, has returned to Upper
Falls, Baltimore County, Nd.
Mr.. William w. Lowe, CircleviIle, Ohio,
and Miss Isaphine Edwards, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Edwards, were
married Thursday night at the home of
the brides parents by the Rev. @. A.
LuttreIl. pastor of<Trinity NJ. E. Church. |
Mr.. John Stevenson is visiting his
mother at Winchester, Va.
Mrs. Hugh Caldwell and three children, |
u Seattle, Wash, are the guests Of Mrs.