Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-01
pERSONAI.

Mr.. Walter Nj. DOnnelly and son,
Lee, will leave might for Cape Henry,
to be gone ten days.
Mr.. W. B. Davis, wife and daughter,
Miss Julia, aud Mr.. F. G, Saunders
and wife, and Mr.. Harvey TFaverS will
leave this afternoon on the Weems line
steamer Northumberland for a two
weeks stay st y. Georges Island.
Mrs. w. w. 8. Butler entertained
delightfully."- yes'6r lay atrnoOn at her
home on Jefferson street in honor of her
niece, Miss Bessie Jones, OF Alexandria,
Va. Bridge was played and delicious
salad and ice course was sCr'ed after the
game. - Roanoke World.
Mrs. James r. Pickin Is spending
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Haniz'
mon, at Charlottesville.
Mrs. B. w. Jameson has Gpne to
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, 10 spend q few
weeks.
Miss Susie Roberts and slItar, Miss
Lillian, of Alexandra county, left today
for Niagara and Atlantic City for a
couple of weeks.
The Misses Genzbergtr have retUrned
from a pleasant visit t. Boyce, Clarke
county.
Mr.. Mahlon II. Jsnney has gone to
Basic City to spend few weeks.
Mrs. Clarence r. XII and daughter,
Virginia, of Alexandra, aye visiting
Mrs. w. w. B. Gallaher at ont.
Parvo. "-[Charlestown, w. Va, Free
Press.
Miss NJ. Gault Norton left today to
spend a month ct Harris onburg.
Mr.. A. Doener, of the Corby Baking
Co., who has just returned from Europe
after a pleasant visit OF eight weeks,
brought with him and made present 10
Capt. Joseph Drew handsome colltc-
ton OF souvenirs which he gathered In
all parts OF Europe, Mr.. Doener while
on his visit met our fellow towDsman,
Mr.. A. II. Oehlert, who, he says, will
start on his return to this country next
Tuesday.
Mr. John Riley and psrty Of eight
young business men will leave tonight
for Colouia Beach to spend dey. They
will make the trip in two steam launches.
Miss Martha Mason has just returned
from Warrenton where she verf delight
fully spent three weeks with Mrs.
WoJdey Burke. ~"
Mrs. Woodey Burke and daughter,
Miss Ervs, and Mrs.. Clarence James, OF
Wsrrenton, who have been visiting
Mrs. A. s. Mason, have returned home.
The pulpit of the Second Presby t. risn
Church Sunday, August 2 and 9, will be
filed by Rev. w. Fl. 7. Squires, and
Rev. Mr.. McWhite, ID Of Raleigh,
y. c., will occupy the pulpit August l6.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. b. Cation and Mr..
James r. Cation lett this afternoon for
Hot Springs, 10 attend the Virginia Bar
Association.
While skylarkipg on the judges stand
at the Ohsr'ootssvIIl, horse show on
Thursday with MIR. Alfred Barlow, Mr..
Joel Cochran, OF this city, fell and for q
time YVES rendered unconscious. His
injuries we're not serious however.
Miss Mary Leadbesier has returned
from a visit tn friends in West Virgins.
Capt. w. H. Snowden continues ex-
tremely i'll at his home In Fairfax C 1un-
ty, near Mt. Vernon.
Mss NannieIE. Graves, OF Richmond,
is the guest OF Mrs. II. @. Phillips on
PITT ttr-et.
Among the Alexandria young ladies
who we're crowned at the tournament ct
Luna Park yesterday evening we're Miss
Ida Oreegan and Miss Mary Bergen.
Mr.. Hugh Todd. with his bride, Is visi'-
Ing bis mother, Mrs. F. g. HarPtr, on
Prince street
Mr.. and Er,. III rnan b Fowler
will leave on Monday to spend month
al AsbuTy Park.
MIR. g, w. Goods, of Manassas, Ia 10
this city ON a visit t his brother, Ohiel
Goods, Of the police force.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MCGOWAN will
spend the month OF August with Mrs.
McGowan's sister, Mrs. Duncan, al
Braddock.
During she absence Of Justice d. b.
Cation next week Justice Pellon will pre-
side 10 the police court.