Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-08-07
PERSONAL.

Misses Mary and Fannie Nicol, Of
Alexandria, are visiting Miss Bessie
Ohsppelier, near Paris. Miss Conway
Tyler, of Alexandra, former resident
of Wsrrenton, is spending few days in
town.-[Wsnenton ViIginiau.
Mr.. Cornelius Lee and Miss NetIie
Hall, both of Washington, were mar.
ried at the parsonage of st. Msry's
Church on Wednesday by Rev. Father
Kelly. Miss Hall WAS the cashier In
the barber shop of the New Willard
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Clements, OF
Alexandria county, announce the mar
rage of their daughter, Ella Olsrinds,
to Mr.. Clarence Orson Mckay, OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, which took place last
week. Rev. Father Hsrlin, ). j., Of
Trinity Church, Georgetown, officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay will be at home
after August 25 at their summer home
at Falls Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman B Fowler
have gone to New York TO spend the
next month at several points in that
state.
Mrs. VIM. wilkins and children have
gone to Memphis to visit Mrs. wilkins
father, Mr.. Whilbeck, and sister, Mira.
Pill.
Mr.. Harry Chapman, of south Pitt
street, and Mr.. Jas. McCloughlaD, Of
Washington, are spending couple of
weeks at Niagara and points 10 Canada.
Mrs. George Garter, Mrs. Edgar
BealIe, Mrs. James O'Meara and Mrs.
Herbert Rose and family have returned
from Colonial Beach.
Mrs. William BOothe, Of Alexandria,
is with Mrs. B. Price at 'Lonoms,"
near Hsymsrket, for August Manas-
sas Gazette.
Mrs. Ohas. F. Nash and Misses Julia
and Kate Monroe left today for Atlantic
City to spend a few weeks.
Judge J. X. M. Norton left yesterday
evening for Deelfield, Augusta county,
to spend few weeks.
Mrs. John ]. Nugent has gone to
Ocean View for few weeks.
Mrs. Philip Watson and children, Of
Alexandria, will spend the rest of the
summer at Mr.. G.. W. DesrbOrn's.-
I Amherst New Era.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Howell, who
have been spending some time near
Millville, have returned to their home
in this city.
Mrs. ]. d. Fl. Lunt IS spending few
weeks at Noun ain Lake Park, Nd.
Mr. John P. Scott is spending his va
cation in Reedevlle and neighbOrhOod,
Northumberland county.
Mrs. &. J. Hartigsn and daughter,
accompanied by her si0ter, Miss NJ V.
Harlow, are sojourDing in Atlantic City
for several weeks.
Nj. Charles Webster, Of this city,
who is an attache Of The Washington
Arsenal branch Of the government print
ing Office, has been transferred tenn
porsrily to Brooklyn, where he will en-
ter the factory of the Mergenthaler COM
psny TO learn to operate typesetting ms-
chimes,
Mrs. ]. Brill, Of 200 Duke street, has
been during the past week the hostess oil
most enjoyable house party, among
her guests being Miss Wayne Hunger
ford and Miss Ages 7. Ferriter, OF
Richmond, and Mt. Ohas. Bill, OF Con.
nellsville, Pa. The house party will
continue the coming week, and num-
Der OF pleasant excursions aud enter
taiuments have been planned by the
gracious host and hostess for their
guests.
DIR. Bilzar left today for q ten days
visit to East Mortified, Mass.
Mrs. Aunie Few has been elected a
representative of Perseverance Tent oil
this city to the Grand Tent which meets
10 Philadelphis on the l4,h OF September.
Mrs. Eluora Lyles has been selected aS
alternate.
Rev. Edgar Carpenter returned today
from a weeks visit to New York.
Mr.. w. E Leaveli, of Fredericksburg, wa
the guest yesterday Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4 Sis
son, at their home in West End
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Preston Gibson and Mis-
| Richard Edward Wise, Of Leesburg: Mis-
| Gibson, Of UppeFville; Miss Douglss, Of Alex
andria: Messrs. Charlie Hoge and Huntel
! Moore, Of this county: Mrs. Frederick Curtis
of Washington; Ar.Riddleburger, OF Norfolk