Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-14
CITY NEWS In BRIEF

iNr.and Mrs. R. P. Whitestone
and son have returned from baatl-
more.
Mrs. Harry; Klotsch, of Baltimore,
is visiting at the home OF Mrs. Il.
P. Whitestone.
Mr.. w. Powell Triplett of Wash
ingtcn, today visited friends in this
city.
Miss Golden Abram of Honesdale,
Pa. has returned after a visit to
Miss Annie Knight.
Pioneers Troop No. l, OF St.
Paul's Church will meet at 81.
Paul's Parish tonight at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur K. War
field of this city, are visiting friends
in Richmond.
Mr.. Russell Kelly of North Column
bus street, is spending some time
with friends near Harrisonburg.
The new storage house on the
Friends Playground has been COM
pleted.
The first football team of Alex
andria High School will hold the
first practice of the season on the
High School field this afternoon at 0
o'clock. About fifty candidates are
expected and prospects for strong
team are bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Holland, OF
Drumwright, Oklahoma who have
been the guests of Mr.. Hollands Sis
fen Mrs. w. E. Stonnelle in Lin;
den Avenue. Braddock have returned
to their home.
The meeting of the Retail Mer-
chants Bureau which was to. nave
been held at the chamber of com,
merce tonight, has been postponed
till 8 n. m. Friday September 10,
on account of more important func-
tinns.
Mr.. James F. Carlin, Jr., and
Miss Eva Love Parker have re-
turned to this city after motor trip
20 Atlantic City, where they were
the guests Of Mrs. James r. Carilh
Mrs. Kate McDermott announces
the marriage of her niece MASS
Helen S. Patterson, to Albert L. dc
Montrredy, on September 18TH at
st. Mary's parsonage by the rev.
l.. F. Kelly.
Albert Dreifus has been appointed
assistant manager and ticket seller
of the Dreadnaught Athletic Club in
place CT Mr.. Evans.
The Knights of Columbus will hold
their regular monthly. meeting, TO-
night at st. Mary's Hall at O'Clock
The nomination of officers Will take
place and it is expected that large
number will be present.
There was meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Y. M. {. a., at
= the chamber of commerce rooms
last night. Much business, OF I'M
!, pcrtance was discussed and plans are
e5:ng laid for their fall and winter
!. activities.
Mrs. Nathalie B. Asher has re-
turned to her home, in South WASH
ington street after recovering from
rneumonia at the Alexandria Hos
pitai.
Little Carl Peyton, who was hit by
an automobile on King street MOI
dsy night has recovered suthclen5iy
TO return to his home from the
Alexandria Hospital, where ne was
treated.
Mr. Lawrence Coleman and a
part, of friends have returned TO
this city after an extended motor
tour through Pennsylvania, New
Jersey Maryland, and returning
through the Valley of Virginia.
The last Of q series of subscription
dances will be held at the oid 20
n1inion Boat Club, Friday. September
10th. Owing to inability to neat
the club house these. dances cannon
be held in cold weather, ana Il IS
expected that large crowd VIII oe
present to enjoy the last of these &C.
sightful dances.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Clifton Howard
and Master Bobby Howard. returned
last night Ito their home in South
Washington street. They were joined
in Chicago by Mr.. I. Brook Howard
who has been spending his vacation
in Wisconsin, and on their trip home
visited st. Thomas, Canada Niagara
Falls and Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leo Smith have
returned to their home, in Prince
street after spending the summer
a: Laurel, Md: