Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-25

are seated. Watch for announce
n,en5 Of date of showing. The edu-
cational committee have perfected
plans for furnishing reading room
in the Bunk house at Potomac yards
Professor ]. Fred Peake who ccci-
MES the chair Of political science at
Randolph-lIacon Women's College,
was 4 visitor to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph VI. Peake, in Braddoek
eary this week. Professor Peake was
mere TO represent his college a, t the
one hundredth anniversary Of George
Washington University.
~. and Mrs J. B. Duncan, on Mt.
Vernon Avenue, made short trip to
Petersburg, Va, where they were
guests Of Mrs. W. Y. Slater.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Leake, on
Howell! Avenue, Del Ray, arc receiv-
ing congratulations Of their friends
over the recent arrival Of very fine
son.
]. Bedford Glascock was up from
Indian Head 70 spend the week end
with r:s parents in Northeast Brad
dock.
The Fredericksburg Normal trio,
Misses Dorothy Carpenter, Meta
Glascock and Fannie Rowzie, spent
the week cna at their respective
homes in Del Ray and ST. Elmo.
There was happy little birthday
5artv N st. Elmo on Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mr.. Chas.
s. Adams, on 81 Verne Avenue, the
occasion being the sixth birthday an
riversary Of lis little son, Roderick.
There were games and all that makes
real birthday party and TIE little
guests were Barbara Davis, Hattie
Cohcan. Lo4ige Payne, Edna Keys,
Tune Earuct Gertrude Helton. Alice
Haley, Clara JaneS and Jack Varncy
Miss Col!i:s Jones Is quite ii with
grinnc at her home in Roscmont.
Miss Mary Hardin was hostess at
delightful rarty on Wednesday
n;ght when q host CT young folks
Gathered in honor Of her fifteenth
birthday. Among those present were
Misses Annie Walters. Alberta War
ner, Bessie Petry, Marian Pector,
Ruti Posay, Marjorie Smith, Vir-
rini& Pevccr. Hildegarao Jaeger,
Thoaa Rosson and Mrs. 7. D. File,
Mcssrs. Raymond Ncsbit, John Gary.
Mcylc Eesbit, Arthur Rector, Earnest
File, Jr, and Mir. Z. y. File.
The I.alics Aid Of Del Ray Bap-
list Church, meet on Thursday af
ternooa in The home Of the president,
Mrs. George u. Zachary, At which
time plans were perfected FOR .
Lemon Social" to be held on Thurs
day, March Bird, at O'Clock, IN the
same place. Each member Of the AID
viii invite a friend to The social and
each one is expected to bring a lemon,
for what purpose will be discovered
when the social is well under way.
Mr.. George n Reynolds has re-
covered sufficiently from the burns
tie received while at work some time
ago 50 that he is OFT of the hospital
and returned to his home in Brad
dock. His many friends are reioic-
ing at his recovery so far and hope
that his eyes soon be ready to use
once more.
The second year class Of George
Mason High school entertained the
entire high school and faculty at
party and dance at the high school
on Monday night
Miss Josephine Wayts is at home
for . week ard expects to return to
her position in. Timberville, Va, on
Sunday.
Regular services at Del Ray Bap-
fist Church on Sunday. the pastor,
Rev. Willis l.. Wayts, will occupy
the pulpit at 10th both services, his
subject for the morning being, "Pro-
gress made as the result CT rs mil
lion campaign" and the sermon in
the evenin" will be from the text.
''The master is come, and caileth
for thee