Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-09-17
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Edward L. Daingerfeld, his son,
Mr.. Frank L. Daingerfeld, and his
daughter, Miss Mary Dsinger6eld, have
retnrned from trip through Europe.
Councilman Charles B. Marshall has
lust returned from a visit to Fairfax
county-his old home. He reports q
fue time mingling with people and
scenes OF his bOyhOod days.
DR. and Mr.. j. Stswsrt Jameson
have returned after an absence of two or
THREE months which they spent in the
north and west.
Mrs. K. U. Taylor has returned from
Boyce, where she spent the summer.
Mrs. Louis o. Scott, of Alexandria,
| is the guest of Mrs. Louis Powell, at her
suburban home, Grasmtre. Mrs. j. V.
Gillian, of Alexandra, has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. CsVinesS In Lees
burg during the week. Mirror.
Mrs. Laura Baker and her five daugh-
tiers, Miss Leta, Lests, Lillian, Lucille
and Libby, of Alabama. srs visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Leunie Baker, 10 Del Rsy.
Mr.. Allen Wsr6eld, Of Alexandria, Is
spending several days in Winchester
with bis family Winchester Star.
Mr.. O. W. Hudson, formerly of Fed
ericksburg, but located now in Alexan-
dris, is here on business Il Fredericks'
burg Journal.
Ms. William Lovfjoy, of Alexandra,
| who has been spending the summer
with her mother, Mrs. s. l.. Anderson,
at the Garter House, returned home
Yesterday afternoon. : Charlottesville
Progress.
Mr.. NJ. Rosenfeld offers to contribute
ten per cent of the gross receipts Of hi'
sales next Saturday TO the Children
Home.
The schooner Lnttie Garter, loaded
with lumber by 81. K. Field q Co., ha
sailed for Colonial Beach.
E. 8. Justh, an old resident of Wash
ington, died in that city yesterday. ii
was 81 years old. During the latt
part of the civil war the deceased con
Quoted cigar aud tobacco store In Wit
was later known as the Peabody schoo
building, uorthwes! corner of King anC
Alfred streets.
| Mrs. Nancy O. Donaldson, In th
eightieth year of her age, died Monds.
at her home, Ballet TN, Alexandria county
The funeral took place from the Noun
lOlive NJ. P. Church, Bsllston, at
O. clock this evening.
| Mr.. d. X. Tolson, of Wsrrenton,
in the city repr ser ting the Balm Peanu
Company, OF Wakefield, Va. BE Is
brother OF the late E. l.. Tolson, wb
ifr long time conducted a wholessl
eroctry business on Union street.
Mr.. z. F. And 'ews has just reiurne
| from Europe where be spent the sum
mer This ia the &C h trip Mr.. Andrew
has made aor)ss the ocean.
Mrs. Charles B, Swan is visiting rela
tives in New York city.
| Mr.. William HartbOw'r is III at b
home 10 Fairfax courly, uesr this CITY
Mrs. Kate Wsller 3 RE t, OF thi
city. WHO helded he Am,r ca delegstt
II tie lot rnationsl Congress of Wome
held iu Genevs, Swi,z rlsrd, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Lila Bar
rstt, will sail from Liverpool, Egg, o
Saturday.
: Mr.. J. Randall Caton has return
ed from a Two weeks visit to Atlsr
tic City.
Mr.. Arthur Nevill, Of Ireland, Is
! this city on short visit to bis friend
: Mr., and Mrs. j. Z. Cation have rsturnc
/. from trip through the west and northwes
having gone as T, as Seattle, Wash, whel
Mr.. atom attended as a delegate from vi
ginia the annual meeting Of the AmeIics
| Bar Association.
DR.. L. S. Greene and family have remove
TO Washington, where they will make the
home, DR.. Greene having recently enter,
into full partnership with DR.. Wilmer,
, that city. Their many friends in this eli
will regret their departure from Alexandra
The Hess Oxfords, 1.-THE finest, r
: du,ed. "a. 90, So. 90 and $6.0 90 grades {
. st $500. ]. A, Marshall 4 Bro, Al
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