Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-01-31
SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL
Interesting News Notes About People
of Alexandria Happenings
in Society.

The dance given at the Elks' Hall
last evening by theAlexandria
semblv, WIS one Of the most &brf5tt
liant events given il Alexandria sln ..
recent years. The ballroom was arr :;
tistically Idecoratedzm keeping with.
the next holiday, Valentines pay pay
The ceiling and walls were festooned
with vines from which tiny red hearts
and cupids were hung. The color
scheme was carried out on the beau
tirullv set table from which a most
| elaborate supper was served.
Schroeder's Orchestra played an
exceptionally good dance music, con-
.s;stinp of the latest turkey-trot, tan
on and 'hesitation" waltz favorities.
! \ special train left at one O'Clock TO
convey the Washington guests to
their homes. Among those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton French, Mr.. and
Mrs, Laurence Stabler. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence c. Leadbeater. Mr.. and
! Mrs. John Leadbeater. Dr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs. En-
met c. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Oliver. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Stay
maker, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Moran,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper, Mr. ana
Mrs. James Reid, Mr. ard Mrs. Hen
~ Wattles, Mr.. and Mrs c. William
Wattles, Mesdames Henry Starr
IiWattles. James Johnston, Rob-
i.ert S. Barrett, Louis c. Scott
|i'Eva G. Mushback, William bry-
ant, ]. Johnson Downey, Charles
/ G. Carlin. Thomas Robinson, Frank
King. J. Barnett, Charles NJ. Shep-
person, Misses Philippa Wattles' Nan
ME Norto,., Lila Barrett, Alice An
dertor. Irene Lambert, Della PhiI-
lips. Mary Snowdcn, Emily Johnson
Minnie Henderson, Rose Macdonald,
Roxie Doniphan, Lucy Webb, Con-
stance Boush, George French, Cora
Hoblitzel. Cora Smoot, Frances
Smoot. Christina kempcr, Nellie Uh-
Icr Katherine Waller. Eliza Douglas,
!; Harriet Douglas. Ether Burke, Mary
Phillips, Messrs. a. d. Brockett, Rob
ert L, Payne, J. l.. Marye. Richard
Chichester, Eugene Taylor, Keith
Carlin, Charles Carlin, Walter Eos
fer Edmund Hunter. Ward Boswell,
William Brooke. John Stephenson,
Carnett pitts. c. Page Waller, Jr..
Windsor Snowden, Julian T. Burke
IT,. James S. Douglas, .Jr., G. Bryan
PITTS. Stanley B!anton. Robley ID.
Brumhack, Beauderic Howell CLAIR
ence Robinson, John +. Barrett. Ar
thur Herbert. DR.. Vivian P. Berry
DR.. Ernest l.. Allen.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burr. Mr.
! and Mrs. Albert Burr, Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Larcombe, Jr.. Mr.. and MIS-
Fl, O. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Stevenson. DR.. and Mrs. Reginald
Walker. Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles
N Maigne, L. s. n. all Of Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Nevin. of Brad
dock Heights. Mrs. Johnson HELEN,
Mrs Edward Horton Garlock. and
Miss Eloisc Orme, Of Washington,
D. C. Miss Betsy Page, of Fairfax,
Miss House, of Tennessee. Miss Alice
Roberts. of Maryland, Messrs. Sid
new +. Parham, Samuel Howard
Robert Jones. George Sensner. Sam
uel Leary. Henry Marbury' Kent
Roberts. George F. Ayton. William
| Navlor. A. NJ. Nevius. William Rob-
erts, Frank Addison, Edward A. Gar
lock, Maynard Roberts. DR.. R. l..
! Cook and Dr.. Orville Ecker, all OF
Washington.
Mr.. Edward Kern, brother of VI
fcer Kern. is quite sick at Garfield
Hospital. Washington, D. c.
Mr. Louis NJ. James and Miss E!lz-
! abeth NJ F'laherty were married
(. Thursday at s p. m. at the parsonage
i.of the First Baptist Church, by the