Evening star., 1926-04-25
ALEXANDRIA

tertained at bridge followed by tea
TUESDAY afternoon in her nome on.
| North Washington street IN honor Vi
| Mrs. Francis Augustine Cox, VINO mas
recently returned with Mr.. Cox after
spending several years IN tniiia.
Those playing bridge were MRS: JONI I
III. Iden and Miss Sarah Hugnes oI
Washington. Mrs. James f. E'lllott OF
chicago. sister of Mrs. Carlin: Mrs.
| William A. Moncure, Mrs. Gardner
T. Roothe. ond, Mrs. John Hunton
roster. Mrs. David Janney Howell.
Mrs. Harry Beverley. Mrs. Arthur
| Herbert. Mrs. j. Cameron Wemyss,
| Mrs. Julian T. Burke, Mrs. Harry
| Randolph Burke, Mrs. Clarence Z.
| Ieadbeater, Mrs. William II. T.
Brooke. Mrs. Charles Elicit Caoell,
| Mrs. Thomas f. Sebrell. Jr., MRS.
| Albert V. Bryan. Mrs clarence y
| Robinson. Mrs. William b. Lioyu,
| Miss Margaret Ashby, Miss Minnie
Henderson, Miss Ella Broders anu
| Miss Esther Green. The prizes were
won by Mrs. ]. T. Burke. Mrs. Brooke
| and Mrs. Wemyss. Following the
games several hundred additional
| guests came in for tea. Mrs Cariln
and Mrs. Cox received, assisted py
| Miss Sarah Perine Bayol. whose en-
ga cement to Charles Creighton Car
| lin. ir.. has just been announced.
| Nfrs Ilewellvn Wood of Warrenton,
Mrs, Elliott and Miss Henderson also
| assisted in the drawing room. III
| the dining room, Mrs. Moncure served
frappe and Miss Broders poured tea
assisted by Miss Josephine Gregs'
Miss Mary Hunt Roberts, Miss Mar
earet Warwick, Miss Elizabeth War
wick. Miss Inez Moore. Miss Dorothy
| Morton. Miss Nancy Wattles. MISS
Nina Fulton and Miss Charlotte
| kemper.
! A subscription dance was given at
| the Old Dominion Boat Club mousse
Friday evening, which was chap-
| eroned by Mrs. Walter Tanc1l Oliver
of Fairfax, Mrs. Charles NJ. Shopper
| son and Mrs. A. c. Warwick.
Mrs. Blaine Elkins has returned
| from Columbus, Ga. where she VISITED
| her brother, Capt. James ). Douglas
| L. S. A., at Fort Benning.
Mrs. Frank NJ. billiard entertained
at bridge Monday evening at her
home on North Alfred street.
Rev. Paca Kennedy has returned TO
| the Theological Seminary after
short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Macon in Orange, Va. DIR. kennedy
conducted the service Sunday In 81.
| Thomas Church in Orange.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Ware OF
Orange have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Dorothy
Irving. to Rev John Curtin Runkle
of Philadelphia. The wedding VIII
| take place in June. Miss ware Is
well known in Alexandria, where she
| has frequently visited.
| Miss Margaret Armstrong has re-
turned from Richmond, where she was
| ot hn
Florence Virginia Richardson. daugh'
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas F.. Rich
ardson, and Mr.. John Henry Wonder
| lehr. which took place last week in
| st. Patrick's Church.
Miss Margaret Wiley is back from
"a visit to her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
j. l.. Wiley in Gordonsville, Va.
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Sale was the
guest last week of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Nelms in Heathsville,
Va.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Pohl of Viii
Transport, Pa, visited their daughter.
Mrs. Robert Jordan, last week.
Mrs. Stanley Clifford Blanton and
her two children of San Juan, Porto
Rico. where Capt. B!anton is sta
toned. are the guests of her mother
Mrs. John Tackett. on South ST.
Asaph street.
Mrs. Carl Goldenberg of Lynchburg
has left for her home after a visit to
Miss Mamie Lindsey on Braddock
Heights.
Mrs. Mary Bradley and Mrs. Mason
of Washington We're week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Haislip.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson of Roanoke is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Hulfish
on North Washington street.
Mrs. f. E. Hammersley announces
the marriage of her daughter, Dor
othy Virginia, to Mr.. James c. Rush,
Saturday, April II. in Washington
by Rev. j. r. Briggs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rush are spending their honeymoon
in Florida and on their return will
live in this city
Mrs. Samuel E. Moore and Miss
lnez Moore. accompanied by Mr.. De
Butts Saunders Of Washington, mo.
tored to Staunton. where they were
Joined by Miss Margaret Moore of
Stuart Hall, and the party went on
TO Lexington for the Spring dances