Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-14
PERSONAL.

DR.. Thomas Is. O0cnrRn aou IsmIlyi
are spending a few weeks at The Plains.
Mr.. w. n. Melchior, vile and daugh-
ter, Eleanor, OF Alexandra, ere guests
at Attorney S:ickley's Is tiasburE
News.
Mrs. Ella |. Davies has gone on trip
to Niagara Falls and Canada.
Mr.. U. r. Howard, of Fredericksburg,
spent yesterday with friends 10 this city.
Miss Josephine Nails has As her gnest
Miss Mary Turbyhll, Of Oulpeper.
A note received a. this office today
from Mr.. r. Walton Moore, of Fairfax,
who IL travelling 10 Europe with a party
of FIJI nds, states that he is we'll and Is
having most pleasant trip. He Was at
Mayence, Germany, on August 2.
Rev. DR.. E V. REGISTER, now OF Bal
timore, presiding eloer OF Baltimore dis
trict. Methodist Episcopal Church South,
who was taken i'll suddenly while 10 the
pulpit at Wesley Grove campmettlng, Is
now recovering from his attack.
Rev. w. F. Watson, has gone to
Portsmouth to spend two weeks add dur
ing his absence the pulpit OF the Blptsl
Church will e filled BY Rev. Nj. T..
Parish, OF Portsmouth.
A csbleg,am received yesterday al the
Chinese legation, Washington, an
nounced the recall Of DIR. Yen Wei
Ching, the second SECRETARY add one oil
the most popular OrienIals ever diplo'
,1atitalIy accredited to this country
Tois aunouncenent, following close on
tho heels of the recall of Minister Wa
Ting. Fang, is taken as an Indication
tnot ,hara sill practically cnmplete
change 10 the legation stsff' Dr.. Yen
il A graduate Of the Episcopal High
6 ,booi near this city and of the Uniyer-
s,tv of Virginia and came to Washing
ton with DR.. WI. He speaks English
aaentiy, and unlike most OF the other
location at aches, wears the garb OF the
accident He will leave for China with
DIR. Wa. He is we'll known in this city,
and was one of the speakers at the ban
ouet given by Alexandria Washington
Lodge of Masons on the twentg-Second Of
FEBRUARY last. u IL
Messrs. J. G. Graham, Page Waller
and W. l.. Allen will leave tomorrow
for Atlantic City, where they will spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Rucker, OF the
county. who left some time ago for the
Seattle Exposition, have returned to
Clarendon alter delightful Trip.
Mr.. F. O. Creighton has returned from
a short but pleasant trip down the river
MI. j. B. Waller left last night to
visit relatives in Glouce,tsr county.
Among the other out-of-the-county
coppIes married 10 Rockville, Md, yes
terday were Miss Sarah Amelia Sprinkle
of S salisbury, N. o, and Will am Henry
Slrobel, of Alexandria
O. Aylttt Ashby, prominent mem.
Der of the Newport News bar announced
10 that city yesterday his intention
to oui! the practice Of law and enter the
Episcopal ministry. He will take q two
years theological course at the Eplsco'
pal Seminary near this city.
Mrs, Jefferson Aitcheson has returned
from q visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. W. E. Sisson aud daughter
who spent this week with Mrs. Sisson
parents in Spottslvania returned hom'
| this afternoon.
Miss May Phillips, and niece, Miss Fthe
| Mai Dix, have gone to Philacelphis ana Al
| lantic City for two weeks
| Police Commissioner A. II. Oehlert sn'
1 daughters and Mr. F NJ. Hamilton and famii;
| have returned To the city, aiter WEEK
| nleasapt visit 10 the club house at Quantlco.