Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-16

PERsoNAL.-Capt. Beattie, deputy
collector, was in town Monday. Mr..
W. b. Smoot, of Alexandria, is in the
county this week. Rappahannock
Guide.
Judge Keith, President of the Court
Of Appeals, joined his interesting little
family here Tuesday at the home OF the
Misses Tyler. Miss Dollie Peyton, OF
Alexandria, is the guest of MIR. Thomas
Z. Saunders and daughters Warren
ton Index.
Rev. J. Matthews, the young English
evangelist and undergraduate of Ok
ford University, has been conducting a
mission in Upperville Episcopal Church
during the week ending Wednesday,
18th inst. Mr.. Matthews next engage
ment will be in Culpeper.
Miss Mary Moore is in Herndon a.
Mrs. B. A. Mankin's.
Miss Gibson, of Fauquier county, Is
visiting the Misses henderson, 5Ol
Cameron street.
Mr.. Thornton Ashton is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Fitzhugh at Bedford.
Mrs. Frank A. Reed continues quite
i'll at her home, No. 9lS King street.
Miss Mary Graves is quite sick in
Loudoun county Her mother is now
with her, ard they expect to come
nome as soon as Miss Graves is able to
Gravel.
Miss Annie Francis has gone to Phil
adelphia on visit to friends.
Miss Lucy Brookes is visiting Miss
Lena Gaines in Warrenton.
Mr.. J. d. H. Lunt and family have
goue to Loudoun to spend the summer.
Miss Dream Bruce will go to Dor
chester county, Md, to spend her va
cation; Miss Mamie NJ. Davis will go
to the Blue Ridge, and Miss NJ. J. h
Ficklin will go to Lancaster county.
These ladies are teachers 10 the public
schools.
Mr.. H. G. Ausley and family will
spend the summer with Mr.. Geo. Wise
on Seminary Hill.
Mr.. @. II. Smith has returned from
pleasant visit to Loudoun.
Mrs. Hart, of South Carolina, is
visiting her niece Mrs. H. F. Robertson.
Policemen Proctor and Wilkinson
will leave tonight for St. Georges Is
land, where they will spend their va
cation.
The family of Mr.. J. T. Callahan has
returned from Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Emma Loving, on upper
Duke street.
Mrs. Esther Williams Dempsey cele-
hrsted her S7th birthday on last Tues
dav. She received many warm con
gratulstions, and it is the sincere wish
of all that there may be many more re-
currences of the pleasant event.
Mrs. John 3. Jamiesen is quite sick at
her home on Primes street.
Mrs. J. E. Thacker 1'ill leave Mon
day for Cape Charles &c visit hei
brother, Rev. Tom Dixon, ir,
Mrs. S. w. Mallon, her daughter
Miss Virginia Mallon; Mrs. Harry
CARRIER, her two daughters, Virgins
and Flora; and Miss Evelina Formsn
have been visiting Mrs. J. Z. Chapman
a, her country home on Seminary Hill
Mrs. Henry Schultze will leave hel
hospitsble home on Prince street july
9th to embark on the North German
Lloyd steamer Willehad, which leaves
Baltimore on that date for Bremen
Her tour through Germany will be ex'
tended in visiting relatives and friends
She is so fortunate rs to have he'
cousin, Capt. Julius Roeben, in COM
mand of the steamer that is 10 bear hel
across the briny deep. a delightful
encourage has been planned and hei
many frisuds exclaim "bon voyage !"
MotormaD Thos. Smith, of the cleo
trio railway, and his little child CON
Time seriously i'll at the Infrmary.