Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-02
CITY news IN BRIEF

he'd at st Ma,y's Catholic Church TO.
morrow Masses win be celebrated al
{, 9 and II O'Clock.
George Peverill, street preacher,
will preach tonight at King and Royal
streets. His subject: "The New
Birth"
Sunday school at Salvation Army
Hall tomorrow Sunday at 2:3o,
great Salvation meeting at 8. Open
ali meeting Saturday, Tuesday, Thurs
dry.
The Free Methodist Church, Rev.
l.. II. Kelley, pastor, on South Lee
street, will be open tomorrow. All are
invited to attend the services. Sunday
School at 10 a. M; preaching II a. M,
and 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. NJ J. Angerine, 1915, Princess
street. has received letter from her
husband, Scrgt. Anglrine, in whi<h
ir. tells her nc, has been, seriously
wounded and is in a base hosp;ta..
France.
All services will be resumed al
Trinity NJ. Z. Church tomorrow. The
raetor Rev. A. +. Spielman will.
.,each morning and evening and adj
minister communion.
At Emmanuel Lllthem church at the.
] o'clock service tomorrow the pastor
will take fer his subject, "Past Visi-
tations and the Revealed Word" Sun
day School at $3.50 a. m.
Second Baptist Church will be oper
..o,norrow. for Sunday school and
cnarch services School, 9:30 a. M.
lncrning scrvic, II a. m, evening
vice 1870. Pastor Rev Owen F,
Lloyd, will preach both services.
A delightful Halloween party was
given at the residence of Misses kath-
crime and Aulel1a Ref, on North Co.
Columbus st"ces Thursday evening in
honor of few soldiers from Camp
-Hrmphreys wi.o soon will leave for
overseas.
The Laymen's League and Bible
Class OF st. Paul's P. E. Church vii!
meet at that church tomorrcw morn
inc al g:45 o'clock to resume their
work ard continue their course OF
Bible studies which was interrupted
by the epidemic Ct Influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clinton Smoot
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Frances Egerton to Mr.:
Revision w. Pound. Of Charlotte, n.
c.. the. marriage to take place IN the
carly spring from her grandmother's
residence, Mrs. Susan A.. Smoot, this
city.
AT the First Baptist Church tomor-
row morning Rev DEE. B. Jackson,
nasto,.. will take for his subject at
Tho morning service "The Worlds
rall to the Church" Evening subject,
"Whst we Learned in the Presence
cf,Death." Sunday: school, $3.50, a. m,
Tic pastor would like to see all men,
bcrs 1T church tomorrow.
AT the Second Presbyterian church
tomorrow preaching II a. m, and
7:sO p. m. by pastor, Rev. DR.. Jno'
Zee Allison. Morning service com
n;union, evening subject, evangeAstic.
Nc Sunday school until Westminster
Pri!dine is fun,ieated and ready for
use, having been used as hospital
during tie epidemic.
Emmanuel Chapel, Braddock
.i;eights, Service on Sunday by the
Rav. Mr.. Saunders of the Theological
Seminary, as follows, 8 p. m. Sunday
! school. 7:sC p. m. evening service
aid sermon. Members of the Sun
day school and congregation are ask
e. to be present if possible at these
services.
The regular services will be held
:: the NJ e Church South, tomor-
row: $50 a. m Sunday school; HOO
Il NJ, preaching by the pastor, Rev
Er. +. Y. REGISTER, 500 p. m.
wea,hing by Eev. DR.. B. w. Bond
prt siding elder Communion morning
AID evening. The Prayer Meeting vii
be resumed Wednesday, November 6
ii S p. m.
Mss Charlie Parker, formerly O
this city, Thursday night was given
surprise Halloween party at her resi-
.,arce .6l2 Eighth street northeas