Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-26
OPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

| charcrcne an automobile party TO be
given by Mr. NJ. s. Chauncey to-
morrow to P;ney Point.
Tie Volunteers Of America vii!
sell tags. beginning today and until
Saturday. July 3, FOR the benefit Of
sheir Sunday School n'c."c fund.
!, meeting of the American Wo-
men"s Legion vii! be held at eight
o'clock Monday evening. az the home
of TIE president. nr. Kate Waller
Barrett, 40S Duke street.
The attention of the members OF
the Westminster Bible Class is call
ed t. Tie Importance Of being pres
ent a. the class meeting tomorrow
at 10 o'clock as a matter Of vital
interest will he discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer Joyce Wal
'cr have returned to their home in
Rcscmcat after Il "trip to Boston.
Manchester, n. H.. and New York.
NJ. waller attended the Bankers
Convention in Boston
The Rev. Lena Mason. Of Phila-
lelphia. said to be the greatest wo-
man preacher Of the colored race.
viii speak at Shiloh Baptist Church.
corner Duke ana West streets. at ,
and : =. m. tomorrow The Rev.
James II Marshall is pastor Of this
church
,J&mc% Harris. colored. who has
beer employed by the Southern
Railway for the past 50 years, at
different points, is now on vacation
trip, an! left this morning for New
Orleans. expecting to he away about
thilty days Harris is now foreman
If the hoilcrwashers.
Ire svic bureau Of the chamber
ol "crm"rre viii hold g meeting 81
; o'clock Monday night. 4 number
IF matters of Importance will be
presented for consideration This
probably will be the last meeting to
~ he..! tuIrg the summer months.
a uamoer Of men, white and col
orcd. we've cited to appear at spe-
:ial session OF the Police Court last
7igh! 70 show cause why they should
not BE- fined for operating auto
trucks without licenses. Most Of
she accused we're ignorant Of the
fact that they were delinquents. All
we're ~ivcH time to procure licenses.
Ms. Frank f. Beall. delegate.
and Miss Eva Crilly, Of Wishing
ton, y. c., alternate accompanied
by three Holy Cross Sisters. have
"eturred hcne after attending the
Virginia State Federation CoEven-
ton # The International Federation
If Catholic Alumae. st. Mary's
A"aromy. this city, enjoys the dis
iinrtjcr If being ore Of the two
Catholic Colleges CT Virginia to be
affiliated with the Catholic Univer-
.:tv IF America
Nj. Elmer r Korp. and Miss
Nellie Z Peyton, botn Of this city.
we're married this morning at II
O'Clock IN Grace Church by Rev. Ed
gar Carpenter. They were attended
by Mrs.. Ruth Wiley and Mr.. lu-
"ian y. Peytou. brother and sister
of TIE bride. There were present
Mrs Fora Peyton and the immediate
members Of the families Of the
voprg couple. Mr.. and Mrs Kopp
Icft or neon train. and will reside
here after next week.
The oo river steamer Wakefield
vas Sold at auction yesterday in
Washington by Maurice Splain. Uni
led States marshal for the District
of Columbia. to Hamilton r. Greene
represented by Douglas and Obcar.
for ~ 600. The sale was made M
der two wrjts Of the District Su-
pren,e Court to settle claims in
suits brought by Greene. the prin-
cipal claimant. and William G..
Becker. The Wakefield entered the
river service IN 1886
The State Corporation Commission
has Granted charter to the Dudley
Murray Un:tcd Thnater Corporat.on.
IF Aevaaira. Cap:tal S:ock-r@v:-
NUN, $500 600: minimum. $50 900.
Oficers-S. Fl. Dudley pres;dHn'
Washington. D. c.; +. Morris Murray,
secretary. Alexandria; p. ". Bar
nett Washington. D. C.; George ".
Day Washington, D. C.; Norman y.
Murray. Alexandria; T. Morris Muir
ray. Alexandria; Thomas VI. Watson.
Alexandria: Charles S. Quincy. Wash
n-ton, p. c.; Emmett ]. Scott, Wash
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