The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-03
ALEXANDRIA.
Returns From the County
Many Personals.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, July Especial. r
From the talk INDUCED in here as to how
Alexandrians will spend the glorious Fourth,
il would seem that the Old town will be de-
serted on that date.
Those getting their holiday Will 90 of for
some recreation. Few will remain. The
firemen will lake number with them,
while So excursions 10 Atlantic City and
Cane NAV: 81 TO Norfolk and Virginia
Beach and Gettysburg; $l.75 to Penmar;
81 80 10 Baltimore. Rochester and Harper's
Ferry; 81 % 20 Bay Ridge; 30 cents TO salt
water, and - cents to most any of the new
resorts These are inducements that have
their influence.
The Odd-Fellows' Hall out on Columbus
street, beyond old Christ church, was aglow
again night before last, and its halls were
the scenes of large and select throngs OF
happy people, mostly the young ladies and
Young gentlemen who comprise the Young
Peoples Social and Dancing Club, or 1.-The
Junior Assemblies" as it is called. 1t was
their last hop Of the season.
The young ladies' appeared in their pref
test evening toilets, and were more charm-
ing than had been dreamed Of.
They were chaperOned by Mrs. Captain
Davis. Mrs. Henry and Reyerdy Danger
field, and Mrs. John Il. Robinson.
Professor ii. DOuch, Of Washington, fur
nished the music, and dancing beginning
about o'clock, lasted, with short recess
,mntil the wee small hours.
MIR. Henry X. Elliott, Jr., was master OF
ceremonies. Among those present were
Misses Fannie, Ellen and Anne Herbert;
Sallie and Eliza Daingerfield, Josie Robin
son. Mae Uhler, julia and Edith English,
Marion and Myra Ciyalier, Emeline Elliott,
Mary {. Reid, Fannie Davis, Belle and May
MinnigerOde, Hester, Leadbeater, and Miss
Ethel Mcleod, Of Ohio; Miss Reynolds. OF
baltimore: Miss Darneille. OF Georgetown;
Miss Hox.on. Of Seminary Hill; Miss Arm
stead. of Portsmouth; and Messrs. Elliott,
PeytOn, Jolly, Daingerfleld, Gibson, Davis,
Robinson, Acton, Stuart, Reid, Waller,
Watties. Brekham, Thomson, Derrick,
GoldsbOrough, Dunn, Knox, Lee, Gilmore,
PAYNE. kemper, Berry and smythe.
The Columbia Fire Company is preparing
IN spend the Fourth in Frederick, Md. They
viii take part in the parade there. About
sixty-fye men will 20 in uniform, taking
one OF the reels and the drum corps. Some
others Will accompany them.
There were nine marriages here last
month. and about as many AleNanurlans
cot s'hitchedr elsewhere.
Mr.. VIM. M. Reardon and bride paye re-
turned 60 the city.
Miss Ethel Mcleod, OF Sandusky, ONO,
is visiting Miss Mae Ubler. on south wash
ington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. william ;. Towson have
returned from visit 10 New England.
Miss Darueilie, OF Georgetown. is visiting
the Misses Hester, on Prince street.
Miss Armstead, of Portsmouth, Is visiting
Miss Mary G. Reid, on Duke street.
Miss Jennie Maxwell, Of West Virginia,
l. visiting the Misses Agnew, on south Pitt
Mrs. A. d. Brockett leaves for Elizabeth.
\. j., in a few days. -
Mr.. John A. Muir has returned.
Miss esther Dempsey Is at Virginia
Beach. ,.o,,
Miss Daisy Titus has returned TO her home
in Londoun. 80. u...a .oav +.
Miss Lille Hill has returned, n,tex .
pleassnt ylslt slnopg relst'Fes y Sa'Rs' Y