Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-10
PER.ONAL.

Mr.. Z. @. Tesh ard children have r.
turned home sitsr pleasant visit to
Mr.. Tesh's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Tesh, of Davidson county, N. O.
Mr.. J. NJ Monroe, jr., and sister,
Miss Marie, have returned from 10
days outing at Colonial Beach.
Miss Blanche Howdtrshell, for several
years past ticket agent for the electric
railway company, at King and Oolum.
bus streets, has resigned. She will
shortly leave for btr home in Fauquier
county.
Mrs. Henry Dainger6eld. of Balti-
more, and her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Barbour Dainge,feld, formerly Miss
Alice Rasin, have joined the latters
brother.in-law and sister, DR.. and Mrs.
A. Hugh Reunert, of Philadelphia, at
Oapon for the remainder of the season.
Mrs. Laura Preston has returned after
a visit to her brother, Mr.. r. l.. Wood,
in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Charles 0. Csrliu and sons,
Keith and Charles, are at The Plains for
August. Mics Henderson, OF Alexan-
dria, accompanied Mrs. Carlin.
Miss Mary Hellmuth is the guest OF
Miss Msra Blundon, at Riverdale.
A letter from Ospou says: A popular
family party from Alexandra includes
Capt Herbert Bryant and his attractive
daughters, Miss Bryant, and Mrs. Thos.
Fitzpatrick, with the latter's two little
children.
Mr.. Albert McCuen is visiting at Edge
Hill, King George county, for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bendheim and
Miss Minnie Berwanger, left today for
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Henry SchueIl and family will to-
day leave for Delaware Breakwater to
Join the families of Messrs. Joseph Ram
say and Arthur Wells in fishing party
there.
After Sc years Of continuous service
in the Alexandria Fire Department as
driver of No. 4, Mr.. Henry Posey, the
veteran of this service, is still as active
az when a boy OF 10. He Is now spend
ing his vacation at the Dyke, Fairfax
county.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Hill and party oil
friends left this evening on the schooner
Ellis Hill, for the lJwer river.
Mr.. John Lowlow, Of Robiuson's cir
Gus called at this Office today to renew
old acquaintanceship. Mr.. LoWlow Is
q southerner and is known and esteemed
by people throughout the south who for
years considered no circus worth seeing
unless John Lowlow was In the ring.
He has retired from the ring, however,
but gives his active services and at'en-
ton In managing the big show and as.
sistiDg in making 1t what 1t is. Time
deals gently with Mr.. Lowlow as his
many friends here will observe when
they see him at the circus.
Mr.. CHARLES l. Sims has sold his
home at Glenn Osrlyn and will move to
Fort Myer Heights where he will build.
Mr.. Thomas Ballenger continues
seriously i'll at his home on st. Asaph
street.
The condition of Mr. Lewis Kemper,
who WIS operated on at the Alexandria
Hospital on Saturday, is regarded as
favorable.
Capt. W. Il. Sweeney has gone to
Upperyille 10 spend few weeks.
Mr5. Lucy Levy and Miss Ada Levy,
of Berryville, are visiting at the resi-
deuce of Mrs. John l.. Smith.
Miss Msrjorie Rsmey, Of this city, has
concluded a very successful engagement
with the Aborn Opera Company, at the
National Theatre 10 Washington, and 1t
is understood will become mem'r OF
the DeWOlf Hopper Company he comiog
season.