Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

The first of series of bridge
luncheon parties given by the Mary
Custis Lee-17th Virginia Regiment
Chapter. United Daughters OF the
Confederacy, was given Monday at
Lee Camp Hall. Mrs. William D. Og-
den was chairman of the committee
in charge and was assisted by Mrs.
George l.. Simpson, Mrs. Samuel B.
Moore, Mrs. Carroll H. May. Mrs.
William NJ. King, Mrs. George +.
Waraeld, Mrs. George Mays, Mrs.
Alexander s. Doniphan, Miss Lucy
Gary. Miss Edna Alexander and Miss
Ada Garrett. Those who had tables
were Mrs. Henderson Carter, Mrs.
William II. 7. Brooke Mrs. NJ. l..
George p. Anderton, Mrs. Charles Ell
lett Cabeu, Mrs. George w. Roop,
Mrs. John Hunton Foster, Mrs. 7.
Marshall Jones, Mrs. Charles +. Hol-
den. Mrs. Victor Duiguid, Mrs. John
Gardner Graham. Mrs. +. l.. Sanders,
Mrs. Herbert oliver, Mrs. simpson,
Mrs. Doniphan, Mrs. King, Mrs. Al
bert Dienelt, Mrs. George +. War
field. Mrs. Edgar Warfield, Miss Gary,
Miss Helen Chapman calvert, Miss
Dolly Zimmerman, Miss Esther Green,
Mrs. Samuel b. Moore, who had two
tables, and Mrs. George II. Evans.
who also had two tables and enter
tained the members Of her afternoon
card club; Mrs. Anderson Sommers,
AIRS. Isaac Gregg, Mrs. j. X. NJ. Nor
ton, Mrs. Jean Carter Bayly, Mrs.
Richard L. Acton. Mrs. ]. Armistead
Eggborn and Miss Mary Thompson.
Miss Inez Moore was hostess for
the Tuesday Evening Bridge Club
last week, when those playing were
Miss Eliza beth Warwick, Miss Mar
p
Miss Mary Hunt Roberts, Miss Jose
Prime Gregg, Miss Charlotte hemper
and Miss Susan Leary.
Miss katherine Strong of st. Hill
da's Hall, Charles Town. W. Va. was
the week end guest Of Miss Genevieve
Feyton Shepperson on South Wash
ington street
Mrs. Wilder N. Rich entertained
her card club Friday afternoon at
her home in Rosemont.
Miss Sara Gertrude Ferrine will
sail Thursday from New York to
snend several months in Europe. Miss
Josephine RamaSe and Miss Eliza
beth Eamagc entertained at bridge
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss
rerrine. and Friday Miss Nancy Nc
Cormick Nattles was hostess at a
bridge luncheon for her.
MIS-. NndElES r. ttoiGen entertained
p n small tea Thursday afternoon
At her home in Rosemont for Miss
Perrine and Miss Ellen Coolidge
Burke, who, with her mother. Mrs.
Harry Randolph Burke. will leave
next week for New Orleans. where
they viii visit relatives until after
the mardi graS
Mrs. Douglas Lindsey entertained
her card club Wednesday, afternoon
at her home. on Duke street The
members present were: Mrs. Clar-
cnce Robinson. Mrs. Edwin Graham.
Mrs. Albert '. Bryan. Miss Lucy An
derson, Miss Elizabeth Boothe Miss
l;amase. Miss Elizabeth Ramage,
Miss Nancy Wattles and Miss Ellen
Burke
Mrs. Frederick Parker Russell of
the Fairfax, who is a member of the
OF the American Revolution. was no
tifed last week that she had been
elected delegate to represent the
chapter at the annual congress. which
meets in Washington in April
Mrs. George +. Pickett entertained
4 a bridge luncheon Friday at her
home. on Prince street, in honor of
Mrs. katherine Seelaye Wallace Of
Washington.
Mr.. Richard Acton and his class
mate, Mir. Clarke Wallace. of St
Christopher school. Westhsmpton.
Richmond, spent the week end with
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward II. kemper in Rosemont.
Mrs. James -. Leary was hostess
at luncheon. followed nv hrid or E,-;