Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-31

The Gazette will ne pleased 10 receive
J ;tems such as engagements, weddings,
cavities teas and other news Of personal
interest for the personal" column. The
,ieus shOuid be Endorsed with Tie hai9e
and address Of the sender-not for pun
lication, but as matter OF good iaith'
Afiss Mary Berkeley, of Lessburg, is
the guest of Miss Mamie Agnew, 500
south Pitt street.
Mr.. Cbas. P. Waller has resigned the
position of bookkeeper for the Virginia
Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation on
account of health. He will be sue
ceeded by Mr.. j. A. Eggbom.
Miss Amy Edelen, Of Washington,
was married in that city yesterday to
Mr.. Robert Edelin,. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Thomas L. Mcdui-
gan in the rectory Of st. Patriek's
Church, Miss Edelin's brother acting as
a witness. Both bride and groom are
natives of Prince Georges county, Nd,
where Mr.. Edelen is prosperous farm
er at River View.
Mrs. W. p. Gibson, Of this town, Is
the guest Of Miss Lucy Douglas al
Alexandria. - 1Leesburg Mirror.
Mr.. Henry Fairfax, OF Loudoun
county. who has many friends in this
oity. will sail for Europe about the first
of next month.
Miss Blanche Wager, Of Luray. who Is the
onest Of Mrs. J. f.. Alexander. was delight
Snlly entertained on Tuesday evening at a
dinner party given in her honor by mrs. r.
4. Monroe at her residence on north WASH
inpton street. Covers were laid for seven.
The Senior Euchre Club was very hand
somely entertained last night by Mr.. and
Mrs. &. G. 7 eadbeater at their residence on
north Washington street. The prize winnera
were Mrs. c. W. Ashby, Miss Cora Cochran
DR.. Louis 8. Greene and Mr.. X. ). ones
After the games beautiful supper was server.
Judge l.. G. Barley will tomorrow enter
upon his new term OF SIX years as Juugr .,
the Corporation Court Of this city. Inc 1udg ;e
has made n most efficient officer and ms
ability is not only recognized here, but IN
the various circuits If the State where he has
been assigned to held court. ,c,
Col F II. Smith and his sister, Mas Mar
earet v. Smith, have returned from pleas
ant visit to Camden, s. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. C. Carlin have returned frf m
q weeks stay in New York, where Mr.. Car
| lin went on legal business.
Misses Phil pa and Ida Wattles Will leave
here tomorrow for New York and will sail
from there on Saturday for the Bermudas,
where they will spend the remainder Of the
winter
Miss Carrie q. Fay, of Baltimore, who has
been visiting ex-Mayor and Mrs. Henry
strauss cher uncle and sunt), 407 Prince
street, returned TO her home today. Miss Fay
made large number Of acquaintance while
in this city, all of whom will regret her de-
parture.
Mrs. Blanche Berkeley, who, for the past
six weeks mas been visiting relatives in Ruth
erford. n. j., is now tho guest Of her niece
Mrs. II. c. Shaw. at "The Westminster -"
Boston, Mass. ~
Mrs. w. r. Purvis and her sister, Miss
Margaret MCG Ashby. will leave tonight FOR
Brevard, n. c.. 10 spend month. ..
Mr.. Newell s. Greenawsy will begin his
term as Clerk Of the Corporation and Circuit
Courts morrow.
Commissioner Of Revenue, c. II. Callahan,
who has been confined to his home TO- the
past few days with the grippe, is improving.
Alderman ]. T. Sweeney continues quite
sick at his home on south Columbus street:
Mrs. John NJ. Sesy, Of Lynchhurg, is visit
| ing her brother, Mr.. Henry Kelly, in this
city,