Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-26
SOCIAL NEWS
Edited by
MISS EDMONIA BAKER
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Miss Fulton Entertains ut Tea

MISS FuttOn ENteIldlIiS dI IL"
Miss Nina Baker Fulton was an
attractive hostess at tea Tuesday al
ternoon at her home in Duke street,
in compliment to Mrs Robert South
Barrett and Miss Hilda Iruslow
Schneider, whose marriage to MI
John T. Lewis, Jr., will take place
Saturday at 5 o'clock at St. Paul's
Episcopal Church. Mrs. Ferguson
Bryan presided at the tea table and
Miss Fannie Dixon poured coffee
Others assisting Miss Fulton were
Miss Charlotte Kemper, Miss Mar
iorie Hall. Miss Marie GaSson, Miss
Louise Griffith, Miss Sarah Cox, Miss
Iucv Anderson, Miss Caroline Bur-
gess. Miss Elizabeth Schneider, Miss
Roberta Schneider, Miss Esther Lam
bert and Miss Collins Mckay Jones.
The house was beautifully decorS.
ted with pink and white cosmos and
autumn leaves.
Mrs Carriers Guest Leaves
Mrs. Lewis Leicester who is Wis
ting Mrs. Herbert Carter at Green
Spring Valley, in Arlington County,
will leave Sunday for her home In
Narbertn, Penn.
Miss Schneider Guest of Honor
Miss Hilda Truslow Schneider was
the guest of honor yesterday at =
most attractive tea given by Mrs.
Robert South Barrett at her home in
Duke street. Mrs. Barrett was as
sisted by Misses Anna MOncure anc
Roberta Moncure, and Mrs. Maude
Laidlow presided at the tea table.
Mrs Barretts' guests were Miss
Mary Hunt Roberts, Miss Nina Ba-
ker Fulton, Miss Eliza Cox, Miss
Sarah Cox, Miss Josephine Gregg,
Miss Jeanette Cochran, Miss Inez
Moore, Miss Lucy Anderson Miss
Marjorie Hall, Miss Ellen Burke,
Miss Rosetta Burke, Miss Louise
Griffith. Miss Cora Pullman, Miss
Nancy Wattles, Miss Elizabeth Bry-
ant. Miss Margaret Linn, Miss Eliza
beth Schneider. Miss Roberta Schnei-
der, Miss Marie Gasson, Miss Char
lotte Kemper, Miss Sarah Kemper
Miss Francis Cox, Miss Collins Jones,
Miss Abby HoXton, and Miss Ec-
monia Baker.
Entertains at Bridge
Miss Leslie Cox entertained the
Teachers Bridge Club Saturday
evening at her home in Rosemons.
The prize was given to Miss Ruth
Deahl, who made the highest score.
A delicious hot course with coffee
was served.
Her guests were, Miss Rebecco
Wingo, Miss Rubye Reeves, Miss
Maude Brooks, Miss Carolyn Burg
ers, Miss Ruth Deahl, Miss Bobbit,
and Miss Maron Hannah.
Returns From Northern Trip
MIR. and Mrs. James Armstrong
have returned from their wedding
trip and are the guests of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Goodnow, in Rosemont, before leav-
ing for their home at Union Mills,
Virginia.
Leaving For Lewisburg
Mrs W. II. Lipps who has been the
guest of her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Lipps, in
the "McNair." for the past month,
will leave today for her home in
LewlSourg, west virginia.
Visiting in WarrentOn
Miss Elizabeth Corse who has been
the guest Of Miss Collins Mckay
Jones at her home in Rosemont, for
the past week, is now visiting rela-
tives in Warrenton before returning
to livingston, Ill
Returns to Georgia
Mr.. George H. Tyler has rturned
TO his home in Atlanta, Ga, after
spending several days with his father,
in Queen street.
Miss Hull Departs
Miss Elizabeth Hull, who spent the
past week with Miss Collins Jones,
has returned to hr home in Balu-
more.