Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-30
LIVE NEWS


ativcs in Richmond.
Misses Dorothy Woodward and
Iallie Jones, Of St Elmo, attended
the Fredericksburg Fair.
Mr.. Charlie Mervine is improving
in the Alexandria Hospital.
Hrs. J. r. Towhey and son, Gil
bert. are visiting her parents, at
Mineral, Va.
Mrs. W. f. Stevens, Of La Verne
Avenue, paid short visit to Brooke
Mcnclay.
Mrs. Arthur Campbell, Of Clifford
Avenue. has returned to her home
after weeks visit to her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Callahan has returned
20 her home after visit to her
relatives in Roanoke, Va.
Mr.. D. c. Corbin. of St. Elmo,
i; attending the Fairfax County
Fair today.
Mrs. William Fl. Klinehause, of
Washington, d. c., was a recent
guest Of Mrs. Mary R. Strobcl, in
Del Ray.
Miss Anna Hyatt, Of Alexandria,
visited Miss Annie Peugh, in Del
Ray yesterday in the home of Mrs.
Il. j. Yates.
Professor Fred Peake, Of Brad
dock, has returned to his classes IN
political science a. Randolph Macon
Woman's College in Lynchburg, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wexler,
from Catlettsburg, KY, were recent
guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. Z. Rem.
in2lon, in Cottage FarK.
Mrs. William Wood, and little
visiting relatives in Ashland. Va.
visiting relatives in Ashland, Va.
Mrs. A. ". Lawson, from Wash
ington. y. c.. visited her sister.
Mrs. H. H. Watkins, IN Eosemont,
this week.
Fir. William Terry returned from
the Sanitorium in Baltimore greatly
improved in health. and with his wife
and children, have moved +, ON. their
home in Del Ray to an apartment or
Cameron street, Alexandria.
Mrs. Harry 4. Leake and small son
Harry Junior, are leaving Del Ray
tonight for few weeks visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Holloran
in Charleston, W. Va.
Mr.. Thomas H. Plummer with his
wife and children I.roih Laytons-
yi!e, Montgomery County, were
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
II. II. Watkins. in their home on
Walnut street, Rosemont.
MIR. D. c. Chambers Of Mt. Ida,
is on an extended business trip
through the State.
Little Teresa Cannon is confined
to her home on Hume Avenue. St.
Elmo, suffering with boiIs on her
face.
Friends of Mr.. John Duncan OF
Mt. Vernon Avenue, Del Ray, will be
G:aG TO know that he has improved
so much since his recnt illness that
nc is again able to go to his office
at Potomac yard.
Mrs. Harry &. Cation, of Brad
dock. was one of the party of dele
gates, members ard friends of the
KiwaniS Club who left last night to
attend the district convention of the
c,ub in Norfolk.
Mrs. j. l.. Arnold and little son.
,!chn Luther. Junior, from keyser
". Va, are in Braddock, where they
will visit some time in the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
VI. Peake.
AIr. and Mrs. Frank Michelbach Of
Del Ray, notored to Gettysburg.
Pa, last Sunday where they visited
elatives. and before returning Wis
lied the famous battlefield.
Mrs. George Devine, Of Hume Av
c're, st. Elmo, is happy over the
recovery of the diamond ring which
had been found by some children at
.;.y and was returned to Mrs. De-
vine last Saturday by lteighbor
WHO leailCA VI IIIl lpSS III l'tSl L II
days edition Of this paper.
The Ladies' Aid of the Del Ray
BAPTIST Church suffered a grievous
disappointment in not being able to
give the luncheon" yesterday as
previously advertised. Plans are now
dnjcr way for an oyster supper to
be held in the near future. The
finds are to be used in paying for
the new furnace which is being III.
stalled by Mr.. Thomas a. Hoy, OF
Alexandria,
Monday, the 10Th instant, was
Mrs. ". c. Davis birthday ami
Ncrsary, and her family and friends
celebrated the occasion with very
pleasant little surprise at her home
or Bellefonte Avenue. Del Ray. The
! house was attractiveiy decorated II
yellow and white. which also was the
color scheme OF the table setting.
Mrs. Davis received large number OF
useful and beautiful gifts and every
one enjoyed the games and music
I've guests were relatives and friends
from near and far. as follows: Mr.
aud Mrs. Bcauchamp. of Los Ange-
les, CAL; Miss Rose kcllv. of Bos-
ltul. Mass; Nh. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Fer
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