Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-08-02

phillips left to-day to spend moDth
at Kennebunkport, Me.
q Mrs Jane Mob. Acton has gone tc
Stetesyile, NC.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Daiugeraeld
hove zone TO Halifax, N. S, to spend
Bay H. J. Cutler, the new pastor Of
Nary's Church, who was transfer.
.aa rom Richmond to this city to take
,Ss Mace of Rev. J. ]. Bowler, who
Eas assumed psstorate at Falls
r7urch, arrived here Saturday even
INC and resumed the duties of his
mar" ,I which he relinquished about
,a.o years ago. Rev. Father Mccarthy,
,be resistant pastor of ST. Mary's, is
,,i,,. sick and Rev Father Martin, of
Georgetown College, came here Satu!-
,t,r 4yening TO assist until Father Nc
Carthv recoVers.
Nr J :. Black burn, who has been
.oen5inp the past month at Charlottes.
.itle has gone to Berryville to spend
,ba remainder of the summer
Ves.rs Lewis Mex. Bell and James
y Nuir have returned from pleasure
INTO san Francisco and Seattle.
Mrs f X Sampson and children, Of
Manchester are visiting Mrs. h. Samp-
son on Duke street.
Mrs. :. G. Brent and children left
to-day for Rawley Springs.
R-y f \ Mccarthy, who has been
ssTIorsy IL from rheumatism, was ta-
gsn 10 Providence Hospital, Washir g.
tan Yesterday for treatment. To-day
he i reported A being better.
The Richmond State says: The
ysry Rev. Z. NJ. Tearney has very
onierlv entered the Office of vicar
GENERAL the office lately filled by Faith
r. Cutler. The departure of Father
rutler was a source OF great regret not
onIv 10 The Catholics of this city but to
al who knew him. Notwithstanding
me fact that he was more than bur
lined with the cares of his office, yet
he was always most atfable and pleas
ant and 10 friends with ell with
whom he came in contact.
Rev Arthur B. Kinsolving, of Christ
Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, is again
mentioned as the possible coauj a,or 10
he elected 10 Rhode Island, Rev. DIR.
David II. Greer, who was chosen by
recent convention, having written
letter declining to accept the Office and
strongly recommending Rev. Mr.. Kin
solving for the place.
Mr.. William Whitcomb left yester.
day for ten days stay at Colonial
Beach.
Miss Mary Green has returned from
a visit of some weeks at Staunton.
Mr.. Mahlon H. jam y is at Pied
mont, w. Va.
Miss Margie Ramey, who has been
visiting in Selma, n. c., has returned
to her home accompanied by her aunt,
Mis- Florence Henry.
Rev. ]. Strother Jones and wife, of
Trenton. NJ, are visiting Mrs. Jones's
mother, Mrs. J. H. D. Smoot, on Prince
street.
Col. Louis c. Barley aud family have
gone to Sandy Springs, Md, to spend
the month OF August.
Misses Lula and Katherine Critcher
have gone to Haymarket on visit.
Mr.. r. A. Butts is very i'll at the res
idence of his uncle, on north Columbus
street.
Mrs. Charles King and daughter,
Miss Lena, have returned from Allan
&c City.
Judge ]. X. NJ. Norton and Messrs.
James K. Cation and Gardner L Boothe
will leave for Hot Springs, Va, this
evening to attend the annual meeting
OF the State Bar Association, which
convenes at that place Oh Tuesday.
Prot. Woodrow Wilson, of Princeton,
and native of Virginia, will deliver
the annual address before the associa-
tion on Thursday, August 9th.
Mr.. L. w. Barrett, who has for
many years been the Washington cor
respondent of the Atlanta Constitution
aud other newspapers, yesterday COM
menced the publication in Birmingham,
Ala, OF the Age-Herald. Mr.. Barrett
is we'll known here, having married
Miss jeanne Smith, of Danville, daugh-
Ter Of Col. f. l.. Smith, of this city.
Miss Lizzie Frobel is seriously i'll at
her home in Fairfax county.
Mr.. w. B. Daingerfield is spending q
week with Mr.. Galliard in Fairfax
county.
Mr.. Goteib Kerchener has returned
home after a pleasant two weeks So
lourn in Loudoun county.
Mrs. NJ. Germann, who has been on q
visit to relatives in Stockton, CAL, ar
rived safely home o.day with many
pleasant "reminiscences to relate.
Mr. Geo. Steiner has returned from
st. Georges Island, and reports that
Messrs. Clarke, Smith and Paff will re-
main week longer.
The Misses Norton have gone TO
Markham to spend the remainder OF
the summer.
Mrs. VIM. B. Daipgerfeld and daugh-
ters, Misses Rebecca and Belle, left to-
day for Albemarle county. nesr Keswick
station, to be gone until the autumn.
There is large English colony in that
neighborhood, which mskes it very gay,
outdoor sports, such as polo, golf, etc.,
being very popular with the young
people.
Miss Eva Prescott left this morning
Tor fredericksburg to visit her uncle,
Mr. Arthur Taylor, cashier of the First
National Bank Of that city.
Officers Wilkerson, Proctor and
Deane arrived safely home to-day from
their summer outing down the river.
Mr.. John Muir will leave here to-.
morrow for q short stay at the White
Sulphur Springs.
Capt. G. A. Mushbach left to-day for
Hot Springs to attend the meeting Of