Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-08-12

Tuesday not SO warm ikut fhii"Dic
winds, bsceming nsrihwesterly.
PERsoNALs.-Mrs. M. G. Broadus
and daughter have gone 10 Bealeton
to spend few weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. p. P. Phillips will
leave tonight for York Cliffs, Me-, tC
spend the remainder of the summer.
A letter iron Sweet C0slyosat'
Springs ssys: Lieutenant William
King, of Alexandra. spent few day;
here lsst week visiting friends. Miss
Paul Eubank has reiHrned from 4
pleassRt eel 1urn Of month witk bel
sister, in Alexandria.
Anong those who attended the ger
man Of Rockbridgs Alan Springs, las
week was Miss Fannie Dixon Of thii
CITY.
Mr.. Edwin Schneider left yesterday
10 visit the BullilD Exposition.
Bishop Van De Vgver, oil Richmond
Father Charles ID. ID ,uohoe. of New
por, Nsws; Father e J. Walsh, Of
Charlottesville, and Father John
DOugberty, of Norfolk, who bad oeeu
a'tesding the retreat for Catholic
priests 81 Georgetown College were on
Saturday afternoon the guests of Father
II. ]. Cutler, 10 this city.
John Downey, OF CAlomel, Upper
cry county, Ireland, will sail August
Is for this country and will visit rela'
lives il this city.
Mr.. J. s. Blackburn has gone to
Bsrryvile to spend part OF his vaca-
ton.
Mr.. J. p. Steiner has gone to Colonial
Beach To spend a week.
A letter from CApOn Springs says.
On Wednesday afternoon one OF the
largest and most beautifully arranged
card parties that bss ever takea pllce
at CaDon was given by Mrs. George A.
McIlnenDy akd her niece. Mrs. LHl
Ru,her f1rd, both OF WsshiugtOd.
Twenty tables were arranged end the
prizes were all elegant pieces OF silver,
Mrs. A. w. Armstrong, of Alexandria.
winning the first prize.
A letter from Sweet Chslybease
Springs says: Saturday nIght the
Misses Marshall, Of Alexandra, enter
tanned us with marsbm allow roast.
They chose q most picturesque spot up
on the hill behind the spring. 1t wss
truly a haunt OF the witches, and the
cracking. roaring fire, The bright
jackets Of the girls, the faint rays oil
Mo her Moon dsrtiBg through the
branches of the trees, and the happy
faces made it a weird, beautiful picture.
II is needless to say we had good
time, for the Misses Marshall's marsh
mallow ross have long been famsu;
at the Sweet COalybeate.
Col. r. H. Dulany and party Of
friends, of LoudouD, spent "Wednesday
night at the Hotel Clarendon in Har'
riaonburg. The Colonel and his party
were 10 tally-hO and were on theiI
way to White Sulphur Springs. Spirit
OF the Valley.
DR.. F. w. Lewis, of Litwalton. has
as his guest Mr.. VIM. Woods, jr., OF
Alexandra. Miss Maggie Scott, Of AL
exsudria, and little brother, Wilmer,
are visiting relatives and friends ir tne
Beech Point vieinity.-[ Northern Neck
News.
Miss Jennie Turner has retained
from a visit to friends in Culpeper
county,
Miss Margaret Dame. OF Winchester
who has been visiting Mrs. Geo. Uhlerr
Is now on Seminary Hill to see heI
grandfather, Rev. @. Walker, who Is
also visiting there.
Mics May Steele of Washington,
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Grace Steele, returned to her home
this afternoon.
Miss Alice Lswler, Of Norfolk is visiting
relatives in this city.
Mr.. G. Z. Hoof has gone to Hot Springs Il
spend a week OF so.
Mr.. George N. Saegmuller and his wife and
TIVE sons of the county, will leave tomorrow
for two weeks stay ct the Buffalo Exposi
ton. Mr.. Saegmuller has = hne exhibit
astronomical and surveying instruments
Buffalo.
Mrs +. III. FckliB, who has been qHit'
sick for the past two weeks, is slowly i'm
proving,
MessIs. John Kelley, Arthur Walsh snc
Arthur BrennsT, who went to ths Philippine
Islands as tearAster,, are expected home In
few days.
Mr.. W. A Moore, IT,, Misses Anna and MARY
Moore and Miss Marion Hopkins, Of this city
and Mr.. Z. .. Whslsy and Miss Cecil Asnkin
Of Herndon, have returned from dsligatiu
trip TO the Buffalo Exposition.
Mr.. A. w. Armstrong has returned iron
southwestern Virginia and will leave In
day or tive for Capoa Springs to spend th'
remainder Of the summer.
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