Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-24
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Il eter ScnOenl leil lOuaJ iVi y"
10 Boston and northern points BY sea.
Mrs. Stella browns Bland left las
evening for the Virginia mountains I
spend a month or two.
Mrs. W, K. Griffith and children hav
returned from Colonial Beach.
Mr.. Samuel d. PallaDt, who has BEEF
at Colonial Beach for the past week, re
turned last night.
Messrs. F. T. Quinn, ]. d. Nor
moyle, Zorro Hill and William Desmond
will leave tonight for Portsmouth to at
tend the annual meeting Of the stat
convention of the Ancient Order o
Hibernians, Wednesday and Thursday
They will represent Alexandria Division
No. /.
Mics Lulu Myers has returned from
Bluemout, where she has had a very
pleasant visit.
Mrs. Annie McKenney, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Amanda EntEisle
left yesterday for weeks visit to %
lonial Beach.
Miss Katherine Stuart has returned
from visit t. her sister, Mis-. Bartlett
Boiling, near Charlottesville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pegram Hol'
have r, turned from Europe, where they
spent Their honeymoon, and are now the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis parents,
Col. and Mr.. Arthur Htrberi, on Semi
nary Hill Mr. and Mr.. Pegram will
make their home in Newpor. News.
Mr.. J.s. Blackburn and daughter,
Miss Charlotte Blackburn, left Wednes-
day for trip to Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Mr.. Enels Holt, formerly of this city,
a brother of the late Julian Holt, who
was once commonwealth attorney Of
this city, is here visiting relatives and
friends. He Is living st Binghamton,
N. Y.
Mr. George Nugent and p"r'y,who have
been cruising about the lower river in biz
yacht E1ns Earl, have returned.
The many friends of Mr.. @. O. Oarlin
will be panied TO learn Of the serious Ill
ness his aged mother who Is In Wash
ington.
Mr.. Charles n. Yobe continues quits
sick at his home on Washington street.
Miss Mamie Burns and youngest sis
ter, Miss Kste, is visiting in Hyatts-
vile, Nd.
Among those who left here yesterday
to attend the 6remen's convention at
Hsrrjsonburg, Is Mss lone GCrban, &C
companied by her friend, Miss Reds
Cline. While there they will be the
guests OF Miss Irene Deck.
Mr.. s. Elmer Norris, who has been
on a weeks visit to his parents In
this city, left for his home 10 Richmond
Yesterday, much benefited by his trip.
Misses Viola and Ada Henderson, o
south Fayette street, srs visiting tbeil
grandmother at OstlttPs.
Mr.. end Mrs Frank 81. Msrtin are q
Atlantic City.
DR.. U. E. Oulcalt has returned from
visit to Atlapt C City.
Mr.. Geo. w. CummiDs and wife, o
Hampton, passed through the city today
on their way TO Hsrrisonburg. Mr.. Gum
Minis is secretary Of the State Firemen''
Association.
Messrs. Noble Smith, John Traver
and James Luckett left this morning TO
Harrisonburg.
Mrs. E. I. Arena and Miss EvelSr
and Master Matthew Az,ma have re
turned from a months stay at Bluemont
Mrs. VIM. Mac Arthur Green ant
sister, Miss Ruth Appich, accompanies
by Mrs. Emma Aitcheson and Mis-
Florence Germann, Of Washington, lei
Saturday evening to spend week a
Virginia Beach.
Capt. w. H. Sweeney has returned
from a short vscstion spent at bis oil
home at Upperville.
Mr.. G. W. Pc tsy, general manager o
the Pettey Electrical Indicator Sigoa
Company, left yesterday to attend th'
convention Of the International Associs
ton Of Fire Engineers, at Columbus
Ohio. lie will demonstrate the electfi
cal indicator signal.
The competitive examination for ap
pointment as cadets in the revenue cut
ter service school of instruction at Arun
del Cove, Md, opened in all the large
cities of the country today, and 1T Il
stated that nearly 200 young men hav
been su horned by the airy OF tn
treasury to take the examination, eithe
for appointment as line officers or as en-
eineers. Among those taking the ex
animation in Washington are ID. L
Ramsay, of this city, and B. W. Higgins
of Arlington.
Miss Winnie Davis Jefferson, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r Lsrkin Jeftr
SOD, has gone 10 Alexandria to visit he
aunt, Mrs. Gordon Phillips. Frede
ricksburg Star.
Miss Effie Oispdore left yesterday t
spend few weeks at Martinsburg, W
Va.
Miss Leila Hecderson is visiting Mrs
Pearson at The Plains.
Mr. G. W. Foltz spent Saturday, al
yesterday at The Plains.
Mss Josephine Steiner, OF this city
was flower girl ct the wedding in Balli
more last Wednesday of Mr.. HerSel
NJ. Edwsrjs, of Martinsburg, and Mis-
Jane E. Harris, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Hill and patty have RI
turned from two weeks visit to o.
lonial Beach.
Miss Alice Ale has returned from
visit 10 relatives In So'em n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs.. OlaIence ale have rt
turned from pleasant visit to friend
and relatives in salem, N. j., and Phil {
delphis.
Capt. ]. T. Williams, chief oflthe 81