Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-04
ioRfoN NEWS


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Mrs F n. Hornbaker was hostess
at luncheon and bridge on, Monday
in honor of DIR. Hornbaker's sister,
Mrs. ]. e. Bradford, formerly OF
Richmod, Va, but now of Evansville,
n Y Those present were Mrs. j.
2. Bradford, Mrs. Chas: Fuchs,
Mrs. C. L. Starkweather Mrs, Glib
son, Mrs. Fred sHynson. Mrs, ~ -.
Mrs. Hugh b. Green, Mrs.
H. R. Haar, Miss Josephine Ehomp-
son, Mrs. c. O, Thurman and Mrs.
Douglas Janney.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. / Dolph win en-.
terrain the Lorton and Oeeoquan So
cial Club on Friday evening in the
Lyric Theatre in 0ccoquan.
Mrs. Hugh H Green entertained
at luncheon and bridge on Thursday
in hoor of Mrs. H. S.. Claggett. Her
guests were Mrs II. S. Claggett,
Mrs. C. o. Thurman, Mrs. G. L,
Starkweather, Mrs. Chas. Fuchs,
Mrs. Corbin Thompson, Mrs. F. W.
Hornbaker, Mrs. Fred Hynson, Miss
DOROTHY Foster. Miss Katrine Fisch-
er, Mrs H. R. Haar, Mrs. s; M. By
ington, Miss Josephine Thompson,
Mrs. Douglas Janney and Mrs.
Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. R, Haar we're
hosts on Tuesday evening at 9 Halo
we'en party and dance Many OF
their friends were present and had
an unusually good time. The home
was charmingly decorated with au-
tumn leaves and fall flowers. The
usual color. for halloween, orange
and black with COLLINS and black cats
cycling one from every corner added
greatly to the beauty OF the scene.
One corner Of the veranda was decN
rated with shocks of corn and au,
tumn leaves and heer the apple bob
bling contest was held. a Various
games were played and those VINO
wished passed the time dancing a
prize was given for the most charm
inc costume. Miss Mary Frank
Coffin as a Turkish Haren1, and
Miss Lois Lynn as a Spanish girl
tied. The prize was finally awarded
Miss Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abel attend
ed the game between Navy and Penn
State in Washington on Friday af-
ternoon.
Mrs Anne Vansant, Miss Ruth Da,
Wis mad Messrs. Milton and James Da;
Wis, of Baltimore, Md, were guests o.
Mrs. Blanche Davis, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T 7. Marshall had 40
their guests over the week ned, Nj {.
and Mrs. Eidness, of Wellington Viii
la, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chinn, or
Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis were in
Alexandria on Wednesday to see Mr..
Davis father who is convalescing
from a broken leg.
An oyster supper will be held at
the home of Mrs. Kirby Walton on
Tuesday evening, November 7. The
proceeds will go for the benefit of
the Silverbrook NJ. E. Church South.
Mrs. B F. hewitt, Mrs. Harry Rice,
Mrs. Will Chesley, and Mrs. B. F:
Wood, were guests of Mrs, Isaiah
Davis, at lunch on Thursday. p,
Prayer meeting will be held at
Ok Road School house on Friday
evening. Services will be conducted
by Mr.. B. F. hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs William Neuman, OF
Takoma Park, D. c., have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fuchs.
Mrs. S NJ. Byington and Mrs. Her
bert aHaar were visiting friends in
Alexandria Tuesday.
Mrs. C. B. Backus of Rosemont
Va, was the guest of Mrs. c. 0.
Thurman, on Thursday of last week
Mrs. Ruth HALEY entertained at q
masked Halloween party on Satur-
day evening. A gypsy tent was
pitched out of doors where the young
folks gathered. Toasted marshmel'
lows and roasted frankfurters were
served. The home was also open to
the guests where games were played
and good time enjoyed by all
Mr.. John Schaaff while horseback
riding last Sunday at his home, Gler
Carlyn, was thrown from his horse
and suffered quite few bruises anc
scratches.
Mrs. C. D. Reeder win entertain
the Crawford Epworth League or
Friday night.
Messrs H. H. Green and Fl. S
| Claggett who are on their vacations
are spending part Of their time dowF
the river hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Fleming vii
leave Saturday on a motor trip gong
first to visit Mrs. Fleming's mother
near Richmond, Va then returning
IN MEMORIkM
A tribute of love to the memory o.
NV dear husband CLARENCf