Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-18
HAPPENINGS | ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

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W. D. Hudson; formerly Of this city
but now Of Newport News, Va. IS on
a short visit TO his old home
Mrs. Title Bay-liss of North Payne
street and Mrs. Lula Smith are visit
ing in Philadelphia and BridgAton, y.
ii.
| Manager Edwards of the Slrubert-
Garrick Theater of Washington ron
tenplating opening branch ticket
office in Alexandria.
Mrs. l.. WILDER Reid acknowled-
yes this donations for the Alexandria
Hospital from a dear little girl, Miss
Eleanora Dyson, 81.
II is reported. that the govern
ment expects to shortly open an
office in this city for the sale of in
ternal revenue stamps.
A marriage license was issued in
Washington yesterday to Lawrence
C. Craig, of Alexandria, and Anna
A.. Jackson. of Warrenton. Va.
In the Circuit Court for this city,
Judge S. G. Brent presiding; Mrs,
Mollie F. Coffin was appointed ad-
ministratrix of the estate of John
W. Coffin.
Miss Dorothy Burkett, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. D.. Burkett,
! and Gordon B. Jones, both Of this
city, were married Monday in Bal:
timore, by the Rev. Mr.. Wallace.
Mrs. II. P. Hutchinson and little
daughter Dorothy, have returned
to their home in Monroe, Va, after
visit to her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Bibb.
Mrs. Alice McCren, wife Of Geo.
McCucn, a former resident. died in
Washington and her funeral will
AXE place at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow
morning from the residence of her.
lister, Mrs. E. n Sterne; 460 p
street, southwest, Washington.
Howard w. Smith, special conf
missioner, has sold to T. c. Hoy
1ouse and lot 800 Duke street, and
r. G. Hoy conveys same property
o Mrs. Maggie Mellon. Miss Loula
smoot has sold to Carroll Pierce,
trustee, lot -. block %. section 3,
2csemont. i|'t
a Community Dance will be held
Saturday night at community CEN
err. Prince and Royal Streets. As on
limited number of couples can De
accommodated. those desiring tickets
,re requested to secure them at once
rom the Center. Raymond Rogers
Community Orchestra will furnish
he music.
The order Of Moose tonight will
rive a dance in Odd Fellows Hall
70 which all members Of the order
land their friends are invited. Spe-
cial music has been arranged for
he affair ard it is expected that
| there will be a large gathering OF
members OF the order and their
friends in attendance.
A rehearsal of the Revue Of
1919" show troupe viii be held to-
! morrow night at 7.30 o'clock at the
Community Center. and every n1eTn-
,er Of the troupe must be on hand.
Those failing to put in an appearance
viii be dropped from the show list.
rhe following men are requested to
-ephrt at { o'clock: Hinken, Roland,
hamilton, Arnold, Center Hayden.
,arrcl Hantzmann, Buck Thurs5on,
Vernon Webster and Johny Bergin.
| The Alexandria students from the
University Of Virginia who are TO
spend the Christmas holidays at
their homes, a number Of whom
arrived last night, are Lawrence
G. Fawcett, Johnson Mcclure.
Edwin Graham, Alvin Friedlander.
Hugh Marsh. Charles c. Cartir,
Jr., G.. Waller Barrett. Everett
Pohl, Robert E. Knight, Jr., Brooke
Howard. Thomas Kelly, Herbert
| O'Meara, James N. Duncan, Jr.,
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