Evening star., 1924-04-27
ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY


chaperons were Mrs. Carroll Pierce.
Mr.. Edward H. Kemper, Mrs. Walter
Roberts, Mrs. Charles NJ. Shepperson,
AIRS. Robert Thomas, Mrs. Clarence G..
Leadbeater. Mrs. William J. Morton,
Mrs. James II. Leary. Mrs. Isaac
Gregg. Mrs. Jean Bayly Burruss, Mrs.
Raymond Hulfish, Mrs. Richard f..
Acton, Mrs. Fl. G. Linn, Mrs. William
H. Thomas, Mrs. a. C. Warwick and
Mrs. Claude Fletcher.
Among the dancers were Miss Mary
Webb Spencer of Philadelphia, Miss
Cora Lee Cochran of The Plains, Va;
Miss Dorothy Arnold. Miss Cora Pull
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Hunt
Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon War
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holt. Mt.
and Mrs. Clay Brittle, Miss Margaret
PAN. Miss Jeannette Cochran, MISS
Josephins Gregg; Miss Miss rSdonN GSnevie"e I've
Woodson, Miss Amelia Jones, Miss
Marianne Maigne, Miss Lillian Wat
kins, Miss Dorothy Morton. Miss Mary
Hunt Roberts, Misses IneX and Mar
garet Moore, Miss Louise IaoInas'
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth War
wick. Misses Dorothy and Esther
Moore, Miss Helen Bladen, Miss Lu-
cille Spencer. Miss Charlotte kemper,
Misses jamie and Margaret Sanders,
Miss Laura Hultish, Miss CAROLYN
Burgess. Miss Margaret conlon, Miss
Ruth LeHew, Miss Rosa Murphy. Mr..
Max Mitchell Ferguson of Philadel-
phia, Mr. Harry Addison Love. Jr., OF
Baltimore. Mr. Frank Garrett and
Noel Lynn of Manassas. Mr., Jack
Hauber, Mr.. Guy Hollitield. Mr.. Jack
Childress, Mr.. William Billingsly. Mr..
Leo Fahy. Mr.. Lewis Peake. Mr. Bruce
Nathan, Mr.. Tim Brown OF Washing
ton, Mr.. Tom Waller of The Plains;
Mr.. George Morton OF the Episcopal
High school, Mr. Robert Wheat. Mr..
lack Roberts, Mr.. Charles NJ. Shep-
person, jr Mr.. Lionel Beeton, Mr.
Carroll Pierce, jr.. Mr.. Carroll Ashby,
Mr. Raymond Wolford, Messrs. Rich-
ard, Robert and Lloyd Ross, Mr..
Meade Jefferson. Mr.. Turner Henley,
Mr.. Robert whitton. Mr.: Edwin
Pierce. Mr.. Horace Woolf. Mr.. Ashby
Warfleld, Mr. Elmer Duncan, Mr,
Fran kiln Didier. Mr.. Cotton M2ore'
MIR. Jack Robinson. Mr.. James T.
Preston, jr., Mr.. Tom Huliish, Mr..
Robert Whitestone, Mr.. Winslow
Randolph. Mr.. John Hughes, NJ
Arthur Rector; 9r; Mr. Alex aienaHder Manc,,Ee S
Morton, Mr.. Grafton Cockey; Mr..
Everett Pohl. Mr.. Marion Pohi. Mr..
Armistead Boothe, Mr.. James VII
hanson. Mr.. Dallas Rand and Mr..
Hugh Schafer..
tanned at tea Sunday afternoon AT her
home. on Duke street. in honor OF
Mr. Russell, wife of Gen. Russell, hlsh
commissioner of Haiti. and the Nir.
ginia delegation OF the daughters ol
the American Revolution congress
The ladies assisting were Miss Cora
Vaughan of Franklin. Va. Mrs.
Robert S. Barrett. Mrs. L. h. Maupln,
Mrs. Charles Poser. MIS-. NJ: I: l-aid'
law, Mrs. Thomas L. Sebrell. Mrs. ).
Boothe. Mrs. Arthur Herbert. Mrs.
". T. Allen. Mrs. Harrison of New
York. Mrs Daingerfield Love and MISS
Harriet Love Of Washington.
Mrs Clarence Robinson was hostess
to her card club Tuesday afternoon.
At her home on Prince street. Those
playing were Mrs. Gardner L. Boothe,
Cd; Mrs. Albert V. Bryan. Mrs. Doug
las Lindsey, Miss Sarah kemper, MISS
Elizabeth Boothe. Miss Rosetta Burke.
ties and Miss Lucy Anderson.
Mrs. J. Stewart Jameson enter
tanned the Monday Afternoon Bridge
club last week at her home, on South
Columbus street. The members pres
ent We're Mrs. William j. Boothe: MIS-
.fd
Scott, Mrs. Thomas j. XII kpatrIck.
Mrs. G. William Wattles, Mrs. Thomas
". Robinson. Mrs. Charles Elicit
Cabell, Mrs. NJ. c. Laidlaw. Mrs. Harry
r Burke, Mrs. Thomas L. seoreii anu
Mr. and Mrs. Morris l. Horner had
as guests last week at their home.
on Duke street, the formers mother
and nephew, Mrs. Joshua Horner OF
Ashland. Md, and Mr.. Harry Addison
Of al
Max Mitchell Ferguson of Phila-
delphia.
from Richmond. where she went TO
attend the wedding OF MISS DorothE
Word and Mr. Willis Osborne Brown of
Thursday. April l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Harrison
and Mr.. Byron c. Scott were among the
Alexandrians spending Easter in
Asheville, y. c.
Rev. and Mrs. Reginald Foster Hall
have returned to their home in Min
eral. Va. after a visit to the for
mer's parents. Rev. and Mrs. Percy
Miss Vera simpson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Simpson. and
Mr.. William V. Hansen were married at
noon Saturday, April 19, at the Bap-
tist Temple by Rev. Ryland T..
father. and wore a gown of white
satin crepe and a tulle veil fastened
with orange blossoms. and carried
shower of bride roses and valley nlles.
Miss Inez Simpson. sister of the bride,
was maid of honor, and wore a gown
Of green crepe de chine. The brides
maids were Miss Catherine Parker
and Miss Margaret Curtis. Miss Parker
in a gown of pink and MISS curtis IN
blue crepe de chine; Al three car
SON was flower girl. and wore a
dainty frociI of yellow crepe de chine.
Mr. Donald Morgan was best man for
Mr. Hansen. and the ushers were Mr..
Louis Randolph Hulfish and Mr.. Ed
the bride, wore a tailored suit of con-
trasting shades of brown and tan, tan
straw hat and a corsage bouquet of pink
sweetpeas. An informal breakfast
mony at the home of the brides par
ents. 1915 King street. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen left for Atlantic
City. and will visit New York and
Providence. r. I. before ret returning g
gown was a suit of tan cloth, with
hat to match.
Miss Elena Norris is the guest of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Merchant. in Hackensack, \. j..
Miss Constance Boush is at her
cottage at Orkney Springs, Va. which
she will lease for the coming sum-
mer season. Miss Boush will join a
party of friends who will sail for
Europe about July l.
Miss Minnie Ryon of Leesburg is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Vernon
Webster on Prince street.
Mrs. 4. r. Long and Miss Marion
Long of Dauphin, Pa, are the guests
of the formers mother. Mrs. William
c. Chauncey, on South Fairfax street.
Mrs. William J. Boothe has re-
turned from a visit to her brother
in-Iaw and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier
Mckee, in New York city.
Miss Evelyn Beale Howard has re-