The Washington herald., 1914-02-08
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO.

Acton M, Rarnett Mr.. Harry Rever.
To- Nj. Ri.r[ M Rnh.rt q Rsrretf
Mis- Rerenice Rerens- Of Pbiladelphia
Nj. Cora Cochr.n NJ. Thom.. n
Cochran. Mrs. william s. Connolly, Mrs
Henry OBJ. Cooper, Miss Fannie Dixon
Mrs. D. Milton French, Mrs. Elizabeth
Foster. Mrs. Isaac Gregg. Mrs. Richard
Gibson, Mrs T. Marshall Jones. Miss
Mamie Jones. Mrs. Clarence c. Lead
beater, Mrs., Herbert Oliver, Mrs. Ander-
son Sommers. Mrs Wnnam B. Smoot
Mrs. Frank La Slaymaker, MISS carrie
Stripiing, MIS- W.. A smoor Jr-' Miss
Cora Smoot Miss Louia Smoot Miss
Mary Thomson. MIS-. wilmer Waiier, MT
Ws, INNS nnpp"
ana MISS Dony
Mrs. Richard II. Rawlings, OF Orange,
Va. was the weekend guest OF ner sister
= in-law, Mrs. Francis Larmono. south
Columbus street.
A number of young people gave dance
Friday evening at Burney Hail.
Mrs Frank M. Hill and her daughter.
mis-. Ella HIN. have gone to New York,
vhers thew will spend the next two
weeks.
NJ, and Mr.. Wilmer Joyce Waller en-
tertained the Card Club, of which they
are members. at their home in Rosemont
Friday evening.
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mother. Mrs. Katherine Lindsey, Brad
dock Heights, Alexandra County.
Mr.. Selma II. Lynn has gone to Column
hus Ga where he will make his future
home
,,,v5 ,r,,ursdax .vrninr attend-
"a ~ 5.nc. in ~. .nditorium of the
EIks' Home. given by the Elks' Dancing
rInh
c,,as Iora, and Miss Blanch
~ r1,sr..aIs. 10Th =, washineton. were
r,.r-;s5 WEDNESDAY, Afternoon at the par
sonaee of the First Baptist Church by
Rev. DR.. w. F. Watson. pastor.
c..h,.r traxcett this CITY,
Ho .s,,,tad an. NJ the CONNER
~ No, 1890 ~ the bureau Of foreign and
.a-rarc. His headquarters
LII =. =, Me- york.
~, CT Ir,., of Helena.
~. crac. Genzberxer of
Ea.- Tou.aa Manassas va. are Wis
!..NS a.. 49, c.nZhereer. Wolfe street.
is 9-an;ca R.rens of PHILADELPHIA,
60 ths rnest of Miss Anne Lewis Jones,
Prince street
Mrs Susanna L Fairfax celebrated her
eixhty-seventh birthday Tuesday ana
was given a surprise supper by her niece
Mrs. George Bartle- Those present were
Miller, and Miss Fannle Cook-
u,,-Ko+s met Tuesday afternoon
.,i,h Mss Nellie Uhler. Those present
-. M n Milton French, Misses
c,eaS~ta Eranch Elsie Snowden, Edith
Snowden- Susie Fawcett, Ellen Fawcett,
IoIa Ashton. Dorsay Ashton, and Mary
cl.nn TThler
-. v,..or D.vis NJ Kansas City,
MS - .,,.st "a MISS Emily Johnson,
o.,
frlhce C,.,, o,so the week-end
,1,, Iohn.on
Sues " -
Mr.. Cari brooAs' NJ -
MISS Bessie S s 70 Ea;rf.r County
Nlrs. Da N,as nanrG.y afternoon at the
- - Grace Episcopal Church, by
D. Edsar Carnenter. rector. They will
s,ssi5. ~ west End,
-. c,,a.ho-ourb Tucker. Of
wasbinston and MT Reuben Acton, Of
p;chrnond Va were married Tuesday
afternoon at the rectory of Grace Epis-
conaI Church. by Rev. Edgar Carpenter.
They will reside in Richmond. Va
Dali -, s,aurton Va Is
MISS Kinney Den a. 1ars.v North
tne sues. Vi -,
washington
Misses Marie, Ehzaoe'n. anu q
hlte n az 49,. g ,,;sdt 70 friends
o. Ra,, r. Va
" An. .,.e-t,insd a
MI ~ III fr;ands Saturday evening
ie -. T., Nor,h Columbus street
a. s,as dinner The dining-room was
prettiIy decorated and all of the guests
attending were given souvenirs Those
attending were: Dr. Charles T. Lindsey,
DIR. Ernest L. Allen, Messrs. Frank W.
Latham Richard e Writ, John j. Luck
EFT, Robert Zachary, Wilmer J. Waller, {.
Page Waller. jr.. George w. Zachary'
Claude w. Fletcher j. johnston Green
John G. Graham. George 1. Lachary'
Walter g. Rogers, Wnnam ID. Cnaries'
Maurice Wilkins ana NJ L. Dih"'uuie
The following have been chosen omcers
of a newly organized dancing ciuo among
tne mehioers VI tIe ,s.. G.,
mary Louise Ncol' H g., 'po
toro' ana MISS aniiie
Miss Florence L. Purcell, OF TINS city
graduate OF PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL WASH
ington, has accepted position as ma
tron of Benedictine Sanator1um, King |
s'on' ~ l.
Miss Norma Partlow, daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. W. H. Partlow. ana MI. Sharies
A. Ale were married SATURDAY evening
at the parsonage of Trinity M Z. Church
by Rev. G. A. Luttrell, pastor.
Miss Catherine Few has returned from
a visit to Miss Mary Lyons, Salisbury,