Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-28
CITY NEWS in BRIEF

Mrs. Charles Rauch remains quite
i'll at her home, in North Royal
street.
In the Corporation Court for this
city an absolute divorce was granted
on September 26 to Eva Elizabeth
Kissenberger from John Klssen-
berger.
]. T. Logan, of Chicago, will
preach in the Free Methodist Church
Thursday night at 7:30. All are well
come.
There was meeting Of the en-
ployees of. the Fruit Growers Ex-
press at the Chamber of Commerce
room last night.
The Richmond Theater is tonight
offering Maurice Tourneaur's pro:
duction, THE Foolish Matrons
The Ingomar, presents Edith Rob-
erts in "Luring Lips" The attrac-
iton at the Idle Hour is THAT Girl
Montana"
A number of handsome posters
for the musical comedy, "Ship
Ahoy," have been placed in con-
spicuous places in the city. These
posters were made for the manage
1nent of the play by Mr.. Jack Din
widdie.
Reverend J. P. Logan, a former
pastor of the Free Methodist
Church in this city, and now editor
of "The Free Methodist" will
preach at the Free Methodist
Church, in South Lee street, to-
morrow evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Mr.. Leon Wolfe has returned to
his home IN Charleston, S. c., after
a ten day visit with Miss Catherine
w. Voigt, in North Columbus
street.
Mr.. Claude P. Landers stopped
over in Alexvandria on Sunday to
visit Miss Catherine Voigt, in
North Columbus street. He left
there he will proceed to his home N
Charleston, S. c.
Mrs. A. S. Struder, of 215 Gibbon
street, had The misfortune Of falling
Sunday and breaking her hip: She
was brought to the Alexandria Hos
pyital Yesterday where her injuries
were treated by DR.. Arthur Snowden
Mrs. George Newman, Of Union:
vile, Va, is visiting at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Conk in Oueen street.
Miss Ruth Hensley has returned
to her home in South Fairfax stree.
after having her tonsils removed a.
the Alexandria Hospital by Dr..
Wood.
Midshipman Paul Barrett, of the
u. S. Naval Academy, arrived. II
this city last night to spend lew
DAYS with his grandmother, Mrs.
Kate Waller Barrett, at her home IN
Duke street.
The "Thrae NJ" Class of Sherwood
Hall Sunday School will attend the
Fairfax County Fair in body FRI
day. They will be accompanied By
their teacher, Mr.. J. B. Van Peit.
Mr.. Addison Weeks, Mr.. John
Ramey and Mrs. Ramey, OF War
renton, spent several hours "ltA
friends in this city yesterday.
This morning at $50 the side
walk of Woolworth's 5 and ~ cent
store was blocked by the eager
bargain seekers. Several hundred
persons awaited the opening OF the
Wednesday Sale.
Mrs. Robert Alden Dawes, wife OF |
Commander Dawes, Y. ). y" VIII
make her home in Alexandra walle
Commander Dawes is at sea: MIS-
Dawes is the daughter OF MIS-
George P. Anderton, Of this city.
There will be meeting of the |
city republican committee at elgnt
o'clock Thursday night at llo
North Washington street. Consider
able business of Importance VIII De
nm for consideration All members
Of the committee are urged to at
tend.
The subject of the Bible Confer
enc tonight at st. Paups Norton
Memorial Hall Is be1ole
After" or "What We We're Ana
What We Are" Ephesians 2:ll-22;
PRAYERS for the sick will be offered
at 8 p. m. All welcome always.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Knights of Columbus Wi, De
held this evening at 8 o'clock at
the new Knights of Columbus Cluo.
rooms at the southeast corner Of
St. Asaph and Cameron streets. Al
the meeting tonight the annual
election of officers will take place,
and plans will be perfected for the
formal opening of the club on the
night of October 18th. Tonight Is
the first time that the new cup
room will he used for thu council
meetings, teh organization having IN
the past met in st. Mays HAL
The new club rooms are very at
tractive, and it is expected that
capacity attendance will be on hana
tonight.