Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-11-24
LOCAL MATTERS

LOCAL MATTERS
e,,l.s section fair weather, except light rains
.-nthsast Virginia, stationary temperature,
l.Sss.terlv winds, becoming variable.
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serRCH SERVICES, &c. To MORROW
80, church Services at II a. II. and so
~ by Rev. DR.. Suter
= PaYs Gtmch-Seryices at II a. IN.
.{4p. m. by Rev. DR.. Norton.
e.1re Ciurch.-Litany and homly a. ~.
lining prayer and sermon II a. M. in.
o -.ss.sii5n service 4:40p p. m; evening prayer
"A sermon $50 p. IN.
y Mpg's Chwch.-High Mass and SER
am bg Rev Father Kes!ine Yespers at
s. Presbyterian Church. Services at II
m by R-v. I. Vance, and at 7:30 p.
he Re. G II Yatman.
Putst Church s. rricea ut II a N. and
"a p m. by R'y. NJ. Mercer. Baptism
a T4@1 Meth. Fps. Cturch.-Qaartery
raa#ne services Preaching at IL a. m. and
-1p m by the Presiding Elder, Rev. A J
Porter Young peoples meeting al 6:45
WQ Epis. Church Services at II
m. apd $50 D. u. by Rev w. j. Young
V,rniul subject: What a dying Christ
'sfu.. evening euhject: Money worship"
Val Prot. Church Service at II a. m
.ol -2up. M by Rev. L. h. Dyott. Morn
mo -nhi-cl Tell it to Jesus; evening sub
n. a bad bargain
GERMAN Lutheran Oturch.-No service.
T4qq MaS Christian Association. Aims
House Mt 80 p. IN. Prayer meeting at the
Midland depot at $50 p. M. and at the
rooms at 40 p. IN.
RELIGIOUS Notes.-The evangelistic
meetings which have been held at the M. f.
Ttn-ch South during the past week will
he ned at the First Presbyterian church the
Gaming week, beginning with to morrow
rgbt The afternoon meetings beginning
with Monday will be held in the Methodist
pro.esfnnt Church. Evangelist Yatman,
who has BEEN sick with q severe cold for
tw,days. is mnch improved, and his physi-
c.o tells him that he will be ready for both
nj HI. services to morrow. Tickets to the
Men. Mass Meeting at the Opera Fl ouse to-
morrow afternoon can be had free of charge
BIZ c4.log at The Y NJ. 9. A. rooms, or at
the Office OF Wise & Co.
M. Yatnan was too sick yesterday TO be
rra.ent at either Grace church or the NJ. Il
church south Rev. ". ]. Young preached
=, the former in tho afternoon, and Rev K.
F Bishop Mt the latter in the evening. The
cbil!ren's service ANNOUNCED to take place
AT Grace church this afternoon was post
p9ncd until next Saturday afternoon.
PERSONAL. Mai. aud Mrs. Peyton Ran.
doph have issued cards for the marriage of
their daughter. Elizabeth, to Mr.. John 1.
Harris on Wednesday evening, the 2Sth iu-
slant. at $50 o'clock, in the Church Of the
Incarnation. Washington.
Miss Sue Earl Miller, of ST. Louis, is Wis.
ling relatives in this city.
Mr.. Thomas ". White, teller OF the First
Naional Bank, vino has been quite sick for
some time past, is rapidly improving and Is
about again.
Mai. T. p. Wallace, of Fredericksburg, was
in the city to-day.
Miss Skinner, a charming young lady,
If New York, daughter of the ate A.
T. skinner, formerly of this city, is visiting
llss Kettle Agnew on Duke street.
THE FAIR for tho benefit of S. Mary 3
Academy was again well attended last
The f,loning ia the vote for the articles
bping disposed #:
lTvor's gold head cane-E f Own
ham 2S, ] G. BNckham 10, Henry Strauss
I.adg's dlnmood rnc-Miss Lzz'e Green
:. Mas Mary Dewitt 81, Miss Florence Al
ans 3 Miss Ida Moore 10, Miss Mary Cor
man 10