Evening star., 1927-11-20
ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

SVtlj<jns Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are
making their home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs l.. ID. Goodman nave
.,Atrrned from a stay at the bat'ers
park Hotel in Ashevilte n; y. ~,
cant. and Mrs. Marvel Harolo - na1.
sons and their young son are ats ~
from visits to Capt. Parsons parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry parsons;
-, Springfield. Mass. and to Rev. ana
y, N,,s Toicester Lewis in Philadeipnia.
nirs Alice Ward of Baltimore IS the
,,rnst of her son-in-law and daughtef'
Air and Mrs. w. J. Werner.
" Mrs, Ethel Schofeld of Charlottee:s,'
,,lIa ia visiting her sister, Mrs W ~
liam Eleysteuber. Mr.. ana Mrs. hleS.
steuber had as their guests iast "eeN
! Mr.. and Mrs. Straub OF bfoUhis o,o -.
Ma +nrmerly pastor of Trinity Metn.
ndist church in this city. ana ms
.,;nco Mrs G. p. Swindell OF Annapo'
lie vbn have been visiting IN Bufhe'
| Va. were guests of friends Ill AleA".,, ~
s,,ia last week before returning "
| their homes. ,. xx-o,fora of
! New York, who were recent suTS.s oA
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hammoi,u 1919 etl,
are visiting friends IN "lifhi's'o 'o'''
| Del .., u,r,,,,,;n
| f-arr announce the engagement OF
tbair daughter. Agnes Willis to MI:
Ian,es Arthur Vingfield. also or
hlnxandria. The wedding will take
Mace during the Winter.
Miss Mary Clay Brown. daushtes on
| Mr.. Harry S. Brown. and MT. Artnu, ~,
, Leonard Ladd were married III .. plu
Christ Church Thursday: Mose1,,ogi Iao11
10 With the rector. Rev. William Jack
SON Moron, d. D., officiating. The weu-
/ dinr was informal and only a smaii
con7nany of relatives and friends were
nrosant The bride was given IN mar
riage bv her father and nao MIS-
| Katharine Seelye Wallace OF Nasulhs
Ton rs matron of honor. After a short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd VIII
live in Alexandria. w. ..
Mrs. John Rice of Hague, VA: Is
the guest of Judge and MIS- "ih4ail'
S. Snow. A..
Miss Roberta Schneider and Mrs;
E,lizoheth Schneider were week END
Guests of Miss Elizabeth Barr in VIM
AIR, and Mrs. Charles Lewis King
announce the marriage of their daugh-
fer. Nancy Edwards. to Mr.. A. Lehoy
Jameson Thursday. November ~: at
their home, with Rev. Percy l.: YER
non of the First Baptist Church ON
ciating. An informal reception 1oliow,
cd the ceremony and later Mr.. ana
Mrs Jameson left by motor for we'd
ding trip in the north. They VIII 1--WE
in Alexandria.
Mrs, William Morgan Smith has re-
turned to her home near Berryvilie
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. hariey
Pavton Wilson at Holm Han farm
near Alexandria.
Mrs r. ". Chadbourne has arrived
from Chantelio. Miss. to spend the
Winter with her daughter. Mrs. John
Steger. ,,;ss
EVELYN BRYANT, Miss Madeline Bryant
and Mrs. Elsie Jordon of Richmond
we're week end guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Elmore Mudd on North Washing-
Mr., and Mrs. w. NJ Daniel are home
FROM visits TO the formers uncle. Col.
Lewis A. Daniel. and to Mrs. Danlels
uncle. Capt. William McCoe. In Hunt
incton, w Va.
AIR and Mrs. Sidney Kaufman and
Miss Roma Kaufman Of San Franclsco
are the guest of Mr.. Kaufman
brother-in.law and sister, MI. anu ME- rs
RAYMOND Blumenfeld, on South. 81.
Asaph street.
Miss Doris Goodwin of philadelphia
spent last week as the guest OF MF'
and Mrs. Samuel B. De Vaughan.
Rev. and Mrs. John 5. Sowers' MT
and Mrs. Bryan Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs.
7 II. Rollins. Mrs. w. G. Cameron,
Mrs. E. M. Johnson. Mr.. c. V. Nc
Donald and Mr.. A. V. Brooks were IN
Charlottesville for several days last
week attending the meetings OF the
Virginia Baptist Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Pickerell and
Mr., and Mrs. George Bailey have gone
to their homes in Warrenton after
being the guests of friends in Alex
andria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith, Miss
Virginia Smith and Mr.. Heath Smith
are home from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Deardorff in Burke, Va. Miss
Roberta Jane Rice was also the guest
of her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dearborn, last week.
Mrs. Thomas O'Reilly entertained
Friday evening, November IL, to cele.
brate the ninth birthday anniversary
of her grandson, George e. Minnigh,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Min
nigh. Young George was born the
day the Armistice was signed in 1918.
Mrs. O'Reilly took her guests first to
a movie theater and afterward to her
home on King street where refresh.
ments were served and a birthday
cake cut. Mr.. and Mrs. Minnigh. Mrs.
George Monroe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kannelly assisted the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor Lewis of
New York, who recently visited the
iatter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w. Schneider. on North Columbus
street, have gone to Richmond where
they are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Branch Scott.
The Cameron Club gave a large
bridge party at Lee Camp Hall Mon.
day afternoon when among those
playing were Mrs. Albert d. Brock.
ett. Mrs. Charles E. Nicol. Mrs. George
II. Buddin, Mrs. Ferguson Bryan.
Mrs. Aylett 3. Nicol. Mrs. Herbert
Taylor, Mrs. John Llewellyn. Mrs.
John 7. Stephenson. Mrs. Arthur M.
King, Mrs. Curtis G. Backus, Mrs.
Samuel 3. Moore, Mrs. Harry Ken
nedy, Mrs. Llewellyn Powell, Mrs.
Walter Roberts, Mrs. Harley Payton
Wilson, Mrs. David N. Hulfish, Mrs.
Llewellyn Dyson, Mrs. George +. War
field, Mrs. d. c. Book, Mrs. George w.
Roop, Mrs. Clyde Campbell Lamond.
Mrs. John I. Ashton, Mrs. John w.
Price. Mrs. Julian Chauncey. Mrs.
Thomas B. Cochran, Mrs. c. A. Swami
Sinclair, Mrs. itanQolpn Davis, Mrs.
Robert Wickes, Mrs. Paul s. Morton,
Mrs. Harrison Emhardt, Mrs. Emmett
c. Dunn, Mrs. William M. King, Miss
Helen Norris Cummings, Miss Fanny
M. Burke, Miss Fannie Dixon, Miss
Esther Green. Miss Mary Louise Nicol,
Miss Clara A. Moore, Miss Lucy Ander.
son, Miss Constance Boush and Miss
Helen Chapman Calvert.
The Old Dominion Boat Club will
give it's Thanksgiving dance Thursday
| evening. Another dance will be given
| Friday evening, December 8. and