Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-10
kgnew- Kearnes

Agnew- kearnes
Announcement of the wedding OF
Miss Janet Kearnes and Mr.. DAVID
Agnew which took place in AleXan- 4,
dria November has inst been made. |
They were married at PIG North Co. ,
lumbus street, the home OF the Kew. |
C.. VI Houston who performed the
ceremony. The bride is formerly Of
Rectortown. but now Of Washington, :
and the groom has for the past yeal
been employed in the composing
room of the Gazette.
Padgett- Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. NJ Russell an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Rubve Vivian, to Mr.. Reginald
Joseph Padgett The ceremony was
performed By Rev Father Kelly of
St. Mary's Catholic Church. The
marriage took place November s,
1922
Guests of lIr. and Mrs. Foster
Mrs. Remington and daughter,
Miss Esther Remington, and Mr..
GrisSon, all of Philadelphia, were the
guests during the week of Mr.. and
Mrs n. F. Foster.
Returns TO Whitewater
Miss Roberta Moncure has return
ed to her home at Whitewater, Va,
after spending several DAYS here as
the guest of DR.. Kate Waller Bar
rett in Duke street.
COletOn-Zell Nuptials
A wedding of much interest to
many Alexandrians was that of Miss
Harriet Lippincott Zell, daughter OF
Mrs. w. W. Abel, and DR.. John A.
Campbell Colston, son of Mrs. Fred
erick NJ. ColSton and the late Mr..
Colston, which took place yesterday
at the Protestant Episcopal Church,
of the Redeemer in Baltimore The
chahcel of the church was banked
with palms. ferns and chrysanthe>
NUNS, with lighted tapers on the
altar. The Rev Dr.. Edwin Barnes
nver, assisted by the Rev. Charles
Albert HenSel, performed the cere>
monv. The bride entered the church
with Mr.. Abel She wore gown
of white embroidered Japanese crepS
with a count train of the same, over
which fell a train of old family lace.
Her veil of tulle was arranged with
Orange blossoms and she carried
shower bouquet of SwanSonlaS and
lilies of the valley. Miss Ellen Swan
Deford, who was maid of honor, wore
u gown of autumn red brocade crepe
with a large picture nat OF brown
lace steamers. She carried chrysan>
themums. Miss Edith O'DonOvan,
Miss Frances X. Young, Miss Fran
els | Robinson and Mrs. Robertson
Grisowld, bridesmaids, wore dresses
of yellow brocaded crepe, with PIC
ture hat of brown lace, trimmed
with roses and streamers Of lace.
Miss Joan Whitehead and Miss Eie-
amor Colston, flower girls, were
dressed in pale yellow crepe, with
yellow tulle hats, and carried gold
baskets filled with yellow chrysan>
themums. DR.. COlSton had as his
best man his brother, Mr.. George A.
Colston The usherS were Mr.. Henry
T Duer, Mr.. J. Craig McLanahan, MIR.
Charles Nee. Buchanan, Mr., Allan
Bowie. Mr. Curran W. Harvey, DR..
Walter A Baetjer, Dr.. John King
and DR.. Charles Waters. A recep-
ton followed at Nesper Hill, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Abel, near
Woodbrook.
Visiting in King George
Mrs. Thomas Cliff and family, left
during the week for King George
County, Virginia, where they VII:
spend several weeks visiting relatives
To go on Huting Trip.
Mr.. W. 7. Cliff and Mr. Roland
Jones will leave during the week on
a hunting 10 King George County.
MIR. and Mrs Wilkins Here
Mr.. and Mrs. William p Wiikin, of
Charlottesville, are the guests or
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice l.. Wilkins, =,
their hcme in Cameron street.
Guest Of Mrs. Goods
Mrs. Robert l.. Goods has as her
guest. at her home in North CO.
lumbus street, Miss Gertrude
Strothes, of Richmond
Visiting Mrs. Wheatley
Mrs. Willis Hocomb Wills, Of Pitts.
burgh, Pa, is the guest of Mrh. VI.
Effie Wheatley, at her home IN
King street
Returns From Salem
Mr.. Randall Cation returned to-
day from Salem, Virginia, where ne
presided at the ladies night of the
Salem Kiwanis Club.
To Return Tomorrow
Mrs. Maude c. Laidlow will re-
turn tomorrow to her home in Duke
street, after spending the past week
with friends IN Clifton, Virginia
Registered at the Hotel
Rammel:-Are Mr. r. A. Warner
of Newport News, Va Mrs. II. Bel
viens and son, of Kingston, n. y;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n ellis, of Pains
vile, Ohio; and Mr.. NJ. Nelson, OF
Painsville, Ohio
Engagement Announced
OF interest here is the announce
ment of the engagement of Miss Kath-
crime Lee Packard, daughter of Mrs
Thomas J. Packard, of Baltimore, to
Roger Nerrifield Winborne, son of
Mrs. Robert Warren Winborne, of
Roanoke. The marriage will take
place at 6 o'clock in the evening of
Il.