Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-05
PERSONAL.
Misses Mamie and Katie Burns hav,


retoroed from a visit to Hysltsville.
Mr.. T. F. Ellis, the popular sgeut at
Mount V ron, has installed long dis
t,pce teleohone st his place Of business
for the convenience Of irieuds.
Miss f Ia Lee DowdRll, OF Norfolk,
niece of Mr.. Geo. X. Pickett, is on q
visit to Mrs. Pickett, 10 Fairfax couotr.
Mr.. William Fl. May is quite sick at
his home on Oamtr)D street..
Miss Hattie st,rnell. who has been
visiting The Misses Csrpsr on Mai0
street, has returned to her home in Alex
aDdris, after a delight ful visit Of Elk
weeks. f Fredericksburg Journal.
Miss Taylor, ofAlexandtia, is visiting
10 Harrisonburg and Is guest st The
Ksvanaugb. II aHrlsonburg Times.
Misses Margaret and Nellie Murphy
of Alexandria sra visiting Mr.. and Mn.
John Kelley on Church street, Wood
stock Herald.
Mr.. james Kecgh, Of the Postofice
d pr ment, left today for Bluefeld,
w. Va, to visit relatives. From there
he will 90 to Niagara Falls and other
poil t, Ia Canada. he will be gone
about six W eks.
Mrs Richard Acton has returned from
Dslsplane where she spent the month
Angus.
Mrs. Jennie Arnold who was ir jursd
several weeta ago BY falling, and who
was operated on 1T the Alexandra Hos
ptal last Saturday, is doing we'll.
The members Of Westminster League
and their friends are planning to spend
the evening Of next Tuesday, ct the home
of Mrs. Frank Wilkinson, 10 FLEETWOOD
lawn neighborbood.
Mrs. E. F. Andre vs. and children have re-
turned TO their home on Seminary Ii IL after
three months absence.
Mss Anna Dempsey has returned from a
visit TO Mrs j. Armstead Carter, in Norfolk.
Mr.. Thomas A. Broadul, Of Waycroft cot
tage, near Blllstoa, in the county, has as
guests Miss Courtney Broadus. Of PdsSaic, N.
j., sud Misses Rosalie and Rubie Brca ius, Of
this city.
Miss Florencs J. Evans, af.er six weeks
sojourn at Ocean City, Md returned to her
home in this city last evening.
Mrs. NJ. w. 0Brien after a two weeks
visit to Ocean City, has returned to her home
in this city.
Alter an abseace of week in Kent county,
Nd, with his family, Rev. Charles ID. Buila
returned to the city this morning. Mr.. Bulla
will occupy the pultit at Washington street
NJ E. Church South both morning aud even
ing tomorrow.
Mrs. Gussie Wells and children, who have
been visiting her mother, Mrs. ). +. Murray,
left Saturday for her home IN Alexandrla'
Sentinel.
Miss Eta Jackson is visiting relatives near
Baltimore.
a short illness.
M. w Fl. Melchior, who has been quite
iudisposed for ten DAYS. is able TO be out;
Miss Demarest is at the Alexandria Hos
pital recovering from an attack of fever.
Mrs. r Lee Field and Miss Sadie Fl ID
are ENJOYING a trip TO Niagara Fails and At
lautic City.
HMiss Yula starnell has returned from q de-
lightfnl visit to friends and relatives in Mont
gomery county, Maryland,
Miss Isa Schafer is visiting her aunt in
Leesburg.
Mrs. E. II. KemIer and children have re.
turned from Delaplane, Va, where they spent
the summer. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Minor, Of Alexandria
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Minor.
T Fredericksburg Star.
Miss Eta Robsy has gone to Fredericks-
burg TO spend a week. :,
Mr.. ID. l.. Finks. who has been connected
for the past several years with the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company, in this city,
leaves Monday night to eng &c in the same
business at Leesburg. The many friends OF
Mr. Finks regret his departure f'om their
midst, but wish him all deserved success in
his new field Of endeavor.
Miss Helen Coale. Of Montclair, n. j.,
daughter Of the late Rev. james j. Cosle, aud
Mr.. Hugh s. Warrington. of Washington,
were married on Thursday in the First Pres
byterian Church Of Montclair, the Rev.
Llewellyn Fulmer. p's'or of the church,
officiating. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Anna Coale, as maid of honor.
Mr.. George WorthiDgt,n, brother Of the
BRIDEGROOM, was best msn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Worthington left for Wedding trip, which
will end in Blacksburg, t1eir future home.
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