Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-07-08
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
Mss Anna Summers is visiting
r;anac ia. "a noibridoe. Md.

friends in Cambridge, Md.
The Gazette extends its thanks TO
Miss Mary Toler, of the Anne Lee
Memorial Home, for back copies OF
the Gazette.
MIR. Ben Bryan and family, and
Miss Ethel Posey have returned
from an automobile trip to Round
Hill, Bluemont, and Berrville, Va.
Mrs. Charles McQuinn, of Balti-
more, is visiting her niece, Mrs. H.
c. Phillips, at her home in South
Pitt street.
Master Kenneth Lyons has return
ed to- his home in South st. Asaph
street after an operation performed
at the Alexandria Hospital by DR.. M.
d. Delaney.
Judge Robinson ,Moncure has ap
pointed William S. Snow justice OF
the peace from the third war and also
has appointed Aylett B. Nicol COM
missioner in chancery for the corpora
ticn court.
Despite the weather conditions a
large crowd last night attended the
opening Of the Chautauqqua. The pro-
gram carried out was given in splen-
did shape and the program fer t.
night promises to be equally as IN
teresting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward D. Luck
EFT. and Master Hayward Douglas
Luckett, Jr., returned yesterday to
their home in Charlotte, N. c., after
a visit to Mr.. Luckett's mother,
Mrs. Lucie Peyton Luekett. IL
South Patrick street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian D. Knight,
Miss Dorothy knight, Julian D.
Knight. Jr., Miss Louisa Schwarz-
mann, Miss Audrey Schwarzmann,
and Mr.. Geo. Jones have returned
from a trip to Atlantic City, Della
ware and Pennsylvania.
The Free Methodist Church will
hold its quarterly meeting begin
ming tomorrow and ending Sunday.
Bishop VIM. Pearce will preach Fri
day and Saturdays evenings ana
Sunday morning and evenins. Come
TO these meetings and feast at Gods
table.
There will be called meeting OF
the Mason Dixon Players Club to-
night at 1880 p. M. in the Eagles
Hall. fourth floor, Alexandra Ma
I tiopal Bark. corner King and Royal
! streets. This meeting is of the
, utmost Importance. and all men,
4 bers are urged TO attend.
\ moonlight excursion will be
\ given Monday, July 10th, for the
benefit of Alexandria Torpedo Sta
tion Recreation League. Boat leaves
Alexandria Torpedo Station wharf
at 7:3O D. M, instead of Cameron
street as announced on tickets
which are already on sale.
Cards have been received in TINS
city announcing the marriage OF
Miss Marie Bristcw. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Bristow,
Cambridge, Mass, to Mr.. Calvin T.
RYAN. formerly a teacher IN the
/ Alexandria High School here, which
occurred June 50 at Epworth NJ
iE. Church. The couple will reside
in Cambridge, Mass.
Justice Bailey. of the Equity
| Court of the District of Columbia.
has granted an interlocutory decree
u Of divorce to Mrs. Addie +. keyes
from Joseph E. keyes. member of
the marine corps, now stationed at
Miami, Fla. They were married
June %, 1916, at Alexandria, and
have one child, whose custody was
given to the mother, keyes was
4 accused of misconduct in the Dis
trict.
Among the cases before the Po-
lice Court this morning was that OF
J. M. Dickerson. who was charged
bv Thomas Nugent. Joseph Arm
j. strong and Peter Young, res':ents
Of PITT street, between King aud
prince Of violating city ordinance
by repairing vehicles in the street.
Dickerson is. engaged in repairing
o,+cmcbiles. The compliments al
Il ,eocd that this occupation Is an an
novance to them. Dickersen was
finea five dollars. from which iudg,
III n,o,+ he took an appeal to the Cor
y p,rat;cn Court. Some time ago tn
accused was brought before the Pc
lice Court. at the instance OF
Messrs. Nugert and Armstrong. t'
answer a simi!" charge. lie was
on that occasion fined S.. from
which decision he took an appeal