Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

lalO, ~. 8 are SpeiiuiiS .'oiii'
in Alexandria.
The Dreadnaught football team
defeated the team Of the Chrystai
Athletic Club by the score Of "a to
@ in q practice game played on Bag
gets field yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Harrison, who has
been under treatment at the Alex
andria Hospital for some time past
returned to her home, in South Pat
I rick street, yesterday.
The Home Nursing Class of the
Womens' Auxiliary of the !. VI. =.
A.. will meet tomorrow night at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms.
Mr.. ]. Franktum, of Del Ray, is
at the Alexandria Hospital under
treatment.
Mr.. Samuel Diener, Of Baltimoree,
IS visiting at the home of Mr.. K. +.
Nintcstone, in North Royal street.
The adoption degree tonight will
be conferred on class of candidates
bv Seminole Tribe No. 35, Improved
@, der of Red Men. The work Will
take place in their hall over the
Alexandria National Building.
Miss Helen Louise Outcalt has re-
turned to the Fredericksburg Normal
afre, attending the wedding CT MISS
Jalla Penton Hopkins, and Mr.. AT
thur Harrison Saunders. e 80
ar. and Mrs. Guy Brown, after
spcnding a few days with friends IN
this city, have left for their home III
Grecnville, S. c.
Mr.. A. D. Brockett has returned
10 his home in this city after nus-
mess trip to the Valley of Flr-
ginia.
Mr.. Edgar Warfield, ST., is at,
terding the Confederate Veterans
Reunion, which is being held IN
Charlottesville.
A very interestingg program 10
being arranged TO be given at the
High School building Friday night,
This program is being arranged by
Miss Pierce, and is to be gwen by
tho students of the graded schools;
Several reels Of motion pictures VIII
also ne exhibited.
Mr.. William Lyles has returned to
his home in Prince street, after I'M
dercoing an operation for appendi-
c,tis at the Alexandria Hospital. Dr..
&. r. Moore was the operating phy-
sician.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter-
ian Church will give an oyster sup !.
per, Friday, October l, from 6 to
o'cljGk in the Westminster Building.
'thn Dreadnaught A. c., will open |
its football season Sunday, wnen II
cn..lSes the team OF Emerald a. ~
on Baggett's field. : II
The team of the Alexandria High
School will play the team of Coma
ga College, of Washington, on Bag
ecttss field Saturday afternoon.
There was a meetingg of the Eir-
oinia' Orchard Association at the Ho-
tel Ramme last night. Delegates !,
from all parts of the state were IN.
attendance.
NJ, Booker c. Hall, Of Payne !.
sfreet. is attending the Confederate
Veterans Reunion, and the unwilling
of Stcnewall Jackson's statue in
Charlottesville this week.
The regular weekly prayer meet
ing Of the Anne Lee Memorial,
Home of the Aged, will be held at
the Home Friday, at 3 o'clock, led by .
the Rev. Percy Foster Hall, rector
Of ST. Pauls Church. Members OF .
cvern church are most cordially in
vited.
in a meeting of the Ladies Aid
Scceity Of Emmanuel Lutheran
Church te.d last night at the home
of Mrs. Henry Briel, it was decided
to have the annual oyster supper on
the &c of November at Lee Camp
Hail.
Audrey Jackson Lodge, No. 100,
will tonight be the host of AleXan-
dria-,yaslington Lodge No. %, Alex
andria- Washington Lodge will confer
the h1astr Mason degree for An
drew Jaclson Lodge. The meeting
will take place at 1870 o'clock and
all maste masons are invited
Union ervice was in great swing
at the Methodist Protestant Church.
las evening. Rev. +. I. kirkley
preached to crowded house, de-
iivering helpful message to all.
The singing by the combined choirs
was sple.did, and the audience GER
tainly dill sing the old time songs,
making he old church ring. Then
Miss Ro,erts, an evangelistic sing
er from Philadelphia, rendered two
solos in her usual impressive way.
Those mo are fortunate enough to
hear hersing, will never forget these
meetings Miss Roberts will sing for
us twice at each service. Come out
and hea her. Rev. J. S. Hill, a for
mer pasor, offered the opening
nraver. Rev. D. II. Martin, D. D.,
rior r Trinity M r Church and