Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-08-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs. G. F. Obermeyer, OF st. Louis,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. W. Alich-
esoD. ,r,, -.
Mrs. J. F. Carliu and children LEFT
TO-DAY for Atlantic City, where they will
be Joined later by Mr.. Csrlin.
DR.. William Beverly Mason, OF wash
iugton, and Miss Agnes Gray Kennedy
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Stephen Dand-
ridge Kennedy, of Wsrrenton, will be
married on August 29.
Mr.. and Mira. @. II. Smithers, OF Al
exandris, are spending a fe" weeks 10
Charlottesville.
Mrs. William J. BOothe, IT,, left to-
day for Warrenton, where she and her
children will stay for several weeks.
Rev. w. w. Van Arsdsle will leave
on August IA to spend his two weeks
vacation at Ocean Grove, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bryant are at
Cape May. Mrs. Bryant's health has
greatly improved.
Mrs George William Ramsay ana
Mr.. Dennis Ramsay are among the AL
exandrians now at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Annie Shirley and little son,
Gibson, are at the Lynwood House, 90
louial Beach, for week. They will be
Joined on Wednesday by Mrs. Lorenzo
Mettler, of this city, and Miss Estella
Iddings, of Altoona, Pa.
Mr.. F. M. Hill and family left today
for Atlantic City.
Megsrs r. II. Carlin and X. Oscar
Robbins have returned from pleasant
trip to Atlantic City.
Mr.. Ross Beckham, formerly OF this
city but now of Chicago, while en- route
10 the jamestown Exposition visited
this city today.
Policeman William A. Ferguson, who
has been spending his vacation al
Colonial Beach, has returned.
Mr.. Henry Bladder has gone to Al.
Iantic City where he will speed the next
ten days.
Mrs. j. P. Hunter is quite sick at her
home on north st. Assph street, having
undergone an operation on Sunday.
Mrs. Norma Leone Jenkins has LEFT
Alexandria for the jamestown ExPosi'
ton, 10 spend two weeks.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement of Mr.. Joseph Bendheim
and Miss Cora Summers, both Of Wash.
ington. Mr.. Bendheim formerly resided
in this city, having been a student ct the
cd ST. Johns Academy here.
Mr.. Daniel f. Webster, for many year:
engineer of the tugboat Major Beaverton, Of
the b o. transfer service, is serlouIy Ill al
his home. 207 south Alfred street.
Mr.. seymour Stoutenburgh is i'll OF typhoid
fever at his home, southwest corner oil fnhce
and Lee streets.
Mr.. Elmer Thompson left this morning for
a ten days visit TO the Jamestown ExPosl-
ton. =, =.
Capt I. P. Force and family have gone tc
| Ridley Park, Pa, to spend a month.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Allen left yesterday Tor
High Point. n. c., TO visit friends aud rela
tiyeq. Mr.. Allen will be gone for some time
as he is unable to work, on account OF injuries
he received two weeks ago at Amherst.
Miss Florence Evans, who during the pas
| sig months has been II the nlvefslty OF
Tennessee, has returned TO her home IN Tins
| city. o,-
Mrs. Iucila Pelton is i'll 1t her home, 81,
north ROYAL street. ,,u
Misses Lizzie Folmir and Mary Hellmuth
are at Atlantic City
Policeman Herbert Knight, who has beer
i'll for several weeks past, is able to be ou
again, -,
Miss Ida Haas, popular young lady OF
Washington, is visiting Miss Carrye Bern
hemer, at 202 King street, where she would
be pleased to meet her many friends.
Mrs Jefferson Beach and daughter, miss
Etcille l.. Beach, have gone TO Atlee and the
jamestown Exposition for a two weeks stay
Mrs. L. NJ. Tinsley. who was formerly con
nected with the internal revenue oihce IN TN
city, and who since its transfer has been
chief stenographer for Collector Summers al
Arlington. has been transferred to Denver,
| Col. TO position in the same service.