The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-26
A-zs-==s---@=s=-@- -
AlQ0ODldTs1a

i AKGN0B1 a1E1a
Miss Hiltrude Burroughs is Ill at
her home in South Washington street.
Algernon Chalmers, of this city. who
has been visiting friends In Norfolk,
has returned TO his home here.
Miss Lawler, of Norfolk, Is visiting
Mrs. Luckett in this city.
Donald Mclean. who has been
storekeeper at the Mahoneyvi1Ie dis
tiilery. has been transferred to Alex
andria, as gauger.
Angus j. King, of this city. spent a
few days in Warrenton. Va. last week.
Judge J. K. NJ Norton has returned
| from trip to Richmond.
The Rt. Rev. Augustine Van de Viver,
| Bishop of Richmond, was the guest
of the Rev. Father Cutler, at ST.
Mary's Church parsonage during the
| week.
city Sergeant Robert II. Cox. who
has been In Richmond. has returned.
Thomas Burroughs. jr., left Alexan-
dria during the week for Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. James Hall. wife OF Policeman
Hall, who has been confined TO her home
! with cold. is out again.
Miss Eliza Adam had as her guest
last week the Misses Sadie and Hannie
Maria, formerly OF Alexandra.
| Mrs. F. s. Boswell, of Norfolk. is
spending some time with Mrs Edgar
Warfleld. IN this city
Darley-Dove Marriage.
| Announcement has been made of the
| marriage of Miss Maggie NJ Dove to
| William barley. The ceremony was
performed at the parsonage of the
Trinity NJ. E. Church, by the Rev. J. A.
letters.
Mrs. Emily EntwisIe. OF this city. is
| visiting her daughter. Mrs. William G..
Carr, in Washington.
G. G. Carlin was in Richmond during
the week on professional business
r. f. Woolf is visiting friends at
| Marshall, Va.
The Rev. H. ". Pratt. OF Washing
ton, was the guest of the Rev DIR.
| Brooke last week.
e ". Nowland has been appointed
temporary storekeeper at the Mahoney-
| vile disrillery
On Monday morning last Miss Annetta
| Whitcomb ard James Bayne were quiet
IS married at ST. Mary's Catholic
| Church, the Rev. Father Cutler per-
| forming the ceremony.
William H. May was in Norfolk dur
/ ing the week. as representative from
oriental Lodge. K. of p, to the Grand
Lodge of the order which has been In
! session in that city.
William Desmond. who has been con-
[ fined 10 his home BY sickness, is out
again.
Among those present at the annual
| banquet OF the zeta Phi college fra
! ternfty, at the Shorehan this week. was
! Marshall L. King. OF this city.
John G Hagan, OF Richmond, district
deputy of tia Knights of Columbus.
was in the city during the week
! Mrs. Benoni Wheat. who has been
sick at her home in north Washington
street, IS improving.
! Welded in Baltimore.
Miss Cath srine I. McCuen and Leon
ard b. CrupIler. both Of this city. were
/ married in Baltimore last week The
| ceremony WIS performed by the Rev.
J. ]. Muir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Reed de-
fghtfuily entertained their friends at
| their home In South alfred street last
| Friday gft.
Mrs William j. Boothe and Mrs John
Leadheater delightfully."- entertained the
Ladies Card Club at the home OF Mrs
/ Boothe in north Washington street Ia st
Tuesday night. Prizes were won by f..
c. Dunn. e. B. Taylor. Mrs Louis Scott
! diiN oLSWETL Jameson.
Capt. Robert Missouri of Richmond
was a Visitor in Alexandria last week.
Robert Smell and Mfr Kyle. of this city.
were guests at the celebration at the
| Highlands. In Washington, in honor OF
the fifty-third anniversary OF the birth
/ OF the Phi Kappa Phi college frater-
nifty.
Mss Hazel Mason, who has been i'll
at her home. is rapidly recovering.
| Capt. Herbert Bryant was confined to
| his house during the past week with
an attack of bronchitis.
/ d c Mott editor of the Audubon
Republican. of Iowa, was visitor in
Alexandria this week.
John T. Nails and Miss Maggie Nails
were quietly married by the Rev. J. A.
| LETTERS at the parsonage of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church last Thurs
| day night
| During the weel5 Representative CIaud
| Kitchener Of North Carolina paid Alex
andrta a short visit.
Old Alexandrian Returns.
| Daniel Hummer long ago a resident of
| Alexandria, where he carried on bust
ness on the site of the west end of the
| Opera House, was In this city this week
| and was greeted by many friends. who
remembered him OF old. He Is seventy
| seven years of age. but time has dealt
| lightly with him and he scarcely appears
more than fifty years old.
G. Rohey Is Ill at his home In Prince
street with the grip.
| William A. Smoot handsomely enter
| tanned Senators Martin and Fairbanks
| at his home in Prince street. when they
were In this city last Wednesday.
Misses Barrett and Foster entertained
the Junior Card Club at the home of
Miss Foster, in Prince street. last
Wednesday,
Governor Montague was visitor in
Alexandria during the week, having
come 70 attend the banquets given by
the Masons and by the George Washing
| ton Birthday Association.
William B. Butler, of this city, is
visiting friends IN Asheviile. y. c.
w. 7. Day. engineer of the Southern
Railway, was called to Richmond dur
| ing the week by the Illness Of his