The Washington herald., 1914-02-01
Copyright By HarrisEwIng.
MISS MARCIA MURDOCH

best man. Only members of the two
families and a few friends will be pres.
ent-
| Miss Ethel Brill. daughter of Mrs
| Louis F. Brill. this city, and Mr.
| Launcelot McKellegit, Of Seminary HILL
Fairfax County, were married Monday
evening at the parsonage OF st. Mary's
Catholic Church by Rev. H. J. Cutler.
pastor.
Mr.. william H. Garlock and Miss
Florence Garlock, OF Rosemont, have
taken apartments for the winter at the
Cairo, Washington.
Mr.. Herman Mattern and Miss Hazel
G. Wood. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Wood, were married Tuesday
afternoon at the rectory OF Grace
Episcopal Church by Rev. Edgar Car
penter, rector.
Master Charles William Potter cele-
brated the fourth anniversary OF his birth
Saturday afternoon at his home in Queen
street. Many of his little friends enjoyed
an evening Of games, songs, and stories,
after which refreshments were served.
ThoSe attending were Eleanor Ale. Rosa
Beach, Idelia Bryant, Margaret Sinclair.
Sarah Edmonds, Mary Ebhardt Pearl
Rawlett, Annie Sullivan, Annie Potter,
Helen Potter, Virginia Haynes. Ethel
Jett. Clarence Ale, tr., Whalen Ale, Paul
Ebhardt, William Dove, Wilson Sinclair,
Frank Smith. Russell Sutton. Gibson
Shirley. Mason Duty. George Duty. Guy
Duty, Walter Scott, Earl Jett, and George
King.
Miss Blanche Stansbury is visiting Mrs
Joseph Savage. Fredericksburg. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H Machen have
gone to Richmond. where they will spend
the remainder of the winter.
Miss Nathalie Boush has gone to Eu-
rope, where she will spend several
months.
Mrs. Charles L. Fisher. wife Of Capt.
Fisher, U. S. A, and her sister, Miss
Fleming. who have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. James Z. Johnston, have gone
to Fort Hancock, N. ].
Mr.. Leonard Jones gave an entertain
ment and smoker to a number OF his
friends Saturday evening at his home in
North Washington street Those present
were Messrs. Carl Budwesky, Francis
Doherty. Charles Schwinger. Samuel
White, Carlisle Jackson. Charles Tobin,
OF Washington, and Messrs. James Pull
man. Elmer Thompson, Lawrence Cor
bett. and Charles Dobie.
The subscription dance given Friday
evening Al the Elks' Home was largely
attended. 1t was given by a number
of members Of the Alexandria German
Club The chaperons were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward H. Kemper. Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
e. Acton. Mrs. E c. Dunn, and Miss
Esther Brookes.
Those dancing were Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Reid. Mrs. Henry O'Bannon Cooper.
Miss Kitty Mocock, of The Plains;
Miss Claudia Minitree, of Washington;
Misses Elizabeth Herbert, Emily John
son. Christina Kemper, Mary Snow
den. Mary Phillips. Della Phillips,
and Katherine Waller. and Mr.. Robert
Jones, Of Washington; DR.. Vivian P.
P. Berry, Messrs. William Brooke, C.
Page Waller. jr.; Robley D. Brumback,
ard Chichester, A. d. Brockett, Stanley
John Stevenson, Garnett Pitts, |
Walter C. Foster, and Windsor Snow
den.
Mrs. Virginia Lowell, wife of Lieut.. |
J. S. Lowell, U. s. N. is visiting Mrs. |
William T. O'Neal, 216 Wolfe street.
Miss Claudia Minitree, of Washing
ton. Is the guest of her brother-in-law |
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. George H. |
Evans
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Sommers en-
.ertained the Five Hundred Club Fri
lay evening at their home in North ]
street. Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. d. Moxley Low, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Wilmer Joyce Waller, Mr..
Ind Mrs.> Henry O'Bannon Cooper, Mr..
md Mrs. Herbert Oliver, Mrs. Isaac z.
iregg, Mrs. D. Milton French, and Miss
Nary Thomson.
Mrs Isaac E Gregg entertained the
five Hundred Party at her home In King
treet Friday afternoon. She was as
listed in receiving by her mother, Mrs.
Z c. Acton. Punch was served by Mrs
Wilmer Joyce Waller. Tally was kept
y little Miss Josephine Gregg. The first
nd second prizes were won by Mrs.
}. Moxley Low and Miss Mary Thomson,
espectively, while the consolation prize
Eas won BY Mrs 7. Anderson Sommers. ~