Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-23
LIVE NEWS
from
ROSEMONT DEL RAY
BRADDOCK MT. IDA
ST. ELMO.

Miss Catherine England, from
Washington, was the guest of Miss
Marian Dienelt, in Rosemont over
last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney C. Houck,
of Wykagyl, N. Y, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. K: +. Ac-
ton, in Rosemort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Swan
returned this week from Baltimore, to
their home in Rosemont.
Richard Kemper, of Rosemont, has
returned to his classes at st. Chris
topher's in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. John T. Stephenson, of Rose
mont. is entertaining her aunt, Miss
Sarah Whitehead. from Nelson Co.,
Va.
Miss Lillian Amos, of Rossmont, IS
enjoying her vacation in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Smith,
U. S. NJ, and little son, of Rose
mont, are leaving tomorrow for their
new station in Haiti
MIR. Walter C. Davis has just put
a new roof on his residence in Belle
font Avenue, Del Ray.
Miss Evelyn Crane, of Mt. Vernon
Avenue, was the guest of Mrs. Elsie
Zeigler. in Washington, this week.
Mr.. Sol Cohen and family have
moved into the new frame house re-
Gently completed on Washington Az
enue, Braddock.
Mr.. George Eastman who has been
visiting Mr.. Hugh Petty, IN ST. n
mo. left yesterday to return to Ms
home in Brandy, Va.
Mir. John shuster sustained
painful injury to his face Yesterday
while splitting wood at his home n
st. Elmo. A piece Of the wood
flew up and hit him on the nose.
Rev. R. A. Mckay, from Rich
mcnd, Va, will preach at both setvi
ces Of the Del Pay Baptist Church on
Sunday.
Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Geo
Devine on Hume Ave, St. Elmo,
are assisting in search for Mrs
Devine's diamond ring which her lit
tie girl lost at play a week ago. but
so far have been unable to sight i,
although it must be somewhere near
Mr.. Peterson's attractive new
bunralow on Linden Avenue, in Brad
dock, is about ready for the roof,
and when completed will be occupied
by Mr.. Peterson and family
The California bungalow OF Mr.
Hammerslev's at Braddock Station,
is nearly rady for occupancy. and
he is now grading his lawn.
Mrs. A. f. West has returned
from Richmond to her home in De-
Ray.
The ladies of the Guild will mee5
at 1880 o'clock on Monday evening
in Emmanuel Episcopal Chnrcn'
Braddock
Mrs. A J. Mitchell, of Culpe?er
was recent guest in the home OF ner
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Petty, IN 81
Elmo.
The attrastiveness Of the residence
of Mrs. Webster at Braddock Stl-
ton has been added to by Il ne"
coat Of white paint.
The Del Ray Baptist Missionary
Society will have a State Missionary
ProGram on Sunday afternoon
o'clock in the church The Sunbeam
Society will have a part in the FRO
gram. and tre public is cordially IL
vitcd to att2";.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Del
Raw 'e Bantist Church announce a
luncheon which they VIII give 81 y,
Thursday, the 29th at hCWz.e ". >
Store on Hume Avenue, st; Emo.
Lun h viii be served from II O'Clock
a NJ, urtil o'clock p, M, COOS
things to cat at the popular price oI
So cents. Come out and get YOU
luuch. invite your friends everybody
come!
Miss G~eta Ludwig entertained oe,
tween thirty and forty young peoo :
Wednesday evening at her home III
Br9ddock Heights. The occasiN1
wa: a srrpr sc shower given. Mss
Kathryn alcCarty, of Washington,
who vii, become the bride OF Mt.
Carl Henderson, also of Mashngton.
on OCTOBER the first: Inc pre:,E
decorations were yellow and white
which scheme Of coloring was car
red out elsewhere. Miss ,McCas':,
was the reclr tent of many beautlt
gifts of linens. cut glass ana SILVER,
the packages almost filling her car
when she returned to the city. Ihe
guests we e all from Washington
and were Miss Cartys and Miss
Luawig's associates at the Treasury
Department. The shower was coEi,
Dla+e su. prise to the recipient "ad
everybody Rad wonderfully go3a
time in :pite of the showers md de.
LUCE Of 1.,;n outside. Most, II aOt
all Of tbs seasons pre-nuptl&' sh9"
ers have been attended by genuine
showers of rain as well.