The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-13
Social Events
OfLynchburg
Mrs. Scott Represents
Dirie Daughters at Ar
lington Ceremonies.

EYNcHBURG. Va, Nov. 1a--Mrs.
James A Scott. president OF the
Virginia division, United Daughters
OF the Confederacy, was In Wash
tngton yesterday to represent the
State division at the Armistice Day
services at Arlington. While there
Mrs. Scott will meet the committee
for the restoration of Arlington,
the old home Of Gen Robert e Lee,
which Is proposed to be done by
federacy.
Mrs L L Abbot entertained
Thursday afternoon In honor OF
the past summer.
n shower was given Monday
evening by Miss Fannie Clark in
honor Of Miss Dorothy Conrad,
daughter Of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Austin B. Conrad. whose marriage
to James Colbourn HoIloran, Of New
York State, Is to take place next
Saturday evening. Punch and cakes
were served by Miss Anne Greasy
and Miss Nena Mclaughlin The
cutting of the cake resulted in Miss
Abbie Ford getting the ring. Others
A. Woodroof, Mrs. Anne W. Greasy,
Mrs. ". q. Foster, Mrs. Spence An
drews. Mrs. ]. J. DeHart, Mrs.
Frank Diuguid and Misses Dorothy
and Katherine Conrad. Sallie Miller,
Lottie Brown, Sammie Wright
Myrtle Figg. Grace Ford, Fannie
Dryden, Helen Urquhart, Virginia
GIL. Fannie Mclaughlin.
Monday night with q shower for
Mrs John Poindsxter. then Miss
Frances Peters. who was married
Thursday IN Washington.
Mrs. w. H. Witt, who visited her
sisters. Misses Grace and Lille
walsh here, has gone to Charlotte,
N. C. for . visit before returning to
her homo IN Nashville, Tenn
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L Snidow and
son, Clifton, have returned from
Rocky Mount, where they attended
the anniversary OF the birth Of
Mrs snidow's father. Judge J. L
English, who Il So years old. The
event was observed as q family re-
union. all Of his children and sons
and dsughters-in-law being pres
ent.
FEOL- JUN hoIDSTE O8NA1s Ok ku0
department Of music At the
woman's College, entertained IN his
studio At . supper in honor Of Prof.
Isaac z Norris. the newly appinted
head Of the music department.
Other guests were Or. and Mrs
Dice r. Anderson and their guest.
Miss Bingham. Of Pennsylvania;
Dr.. NJ A Pattillo, Prof. and Mrs W.
r.
Margaret z. Fraser. Miss Annie c.
AIlsen Bond and Prof. Gustav A
Kleunter.
Mrs Ernest Williams and Mrs.
Ruby Williams were hostesses at a
bridge party. when thirty four
tables engaged In play. Prizes for
top scores were presented Mrs. Gus
tavs Sailing. Jr., and Mrs. @. Ham
flton wilkins, the consolation going
to Mrs J. Paulette Clark.
An informal tea was given BY
Miss Nancy Darlington when one
table Of bridge composed Of Miss
virginia Magruder, Mrs. John q
Gannaway. Miss Katherine Lewis
and Miss Annette Moore played
during the early afternoon. They
were later Joined by Mrs. James R.
Gillian. r., Mrs Durham and MIS-
+. W. Perrow.
Mrs. A. r. Long was hostess with
two tables Of bridge In honor of
her guest, Miss Hattie Holcomb, Of
Danvflle. Prizes were awarded
Mrs. J. N. B. Lewis and Mrs. r. c.
Stokes and q guest prize went to
the honoree. Others playing were
Mrs. Franklin Schley, Mrs. Thomas
d. Christian, Miss Virginia Good
win, Mrs. John A. Faulkner and
Miss Carey Langhorne.