Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-08-27

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Miss Eva Loeb, Of King street, left
Yesterday to join q party of friends
at North Beach.
DR.. 0. A. Ryder has returned to his
home in Columbus street after visit
with friends in Richmond.
Mr.. J. Hayes has returned to hcr
home. in King street, after spending
a few days in New York.
Capt. H. 3. Hoge has returned to
his home in this city after spending
his vacation in Wytheville. Va.
Mr.. William Quinn, wife, son, and
daughter, of this city are spending the
weekend with friends in Strasoafg,
Va.
Mr.. Harry Aitcheson, who has been
ii in the Alexandria Hospital for
some time past, is reported as I'M
proving.
Mrs. Ethel Wharton has returned
to her home in Prince street after
ten days visit with relatives in Front
Royal, Va.
Mrs. w. A. Smoot and Mr.. Albert
Smoot have returned from Cape May,
n. j., where they spent most OF me
summer.
Councilman L. Ruben and his sister
Miss Sara have returned from Wl!a-
Al.
wood, N. J., where they spent their
vacation.
DR.. lMenefee, of the Washington
College, will preach Sunday morning
and evening at the First Baptist
Church.
Mr., and Mrs. w. R. Studds and
Miss Nellie Pierpoint are stopping Tor
two weeks at the Hotel Weaver, New
Market, va.
Councilman W. c. Baggett and wife,
accompanied by their neice, Miss
Ashleigh Smith, have motored TO
New York and Boston for their hoh-
day.
Miss Ruth Smith and Miss Mary
z. Williamson left last evening on the
Norfolk steamer for Norfolk and Bos-
ton, to be gone two weeks.
Mr.. Charles ]. Hough. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Griffith
and daughter, on South Fairfax street
far the past week, has returned to MS
home in Pittsburgh, Pa.
CAPTAIN George H. Evans will rep
resent the Chamber of Commerce at
tha League of municipalities which IS
to be held in Norfolk the first week IN
September.
Miss Margaret Abramson, Miss lsa-
bella Abramson, and Miss Sadie
Cohen havereturned to their homes IN
this city after spending two weeks n
Atlantic City.
In the police court today, Mayor
Duncan presiding, man arrested by
Policeman Magner, charged with V,o-
lating the speed law. was fined ?!o.
The case Of man arrested by Ponce
man Cline for fighting, was continued.
MIR and Mrs. William Entwislc ard
son have returned to their home III
n Roval street after a delightful trip
with the Alexandria firemen. attend
ing the Virginia State FiremeHs Con-
vention at Lexington, Va.
MIR. ard Mrs. George Reynolds,
who have been spending some time
with riends and relatives in hlng
George. nave returned to their fiome
in Braddock, accompanied by fheir
cousin. Mrs. f. P. Grigsby.
Mr. Martin Quinn and son and Mr.
Bertine E,ntwisle returned to 'helr
homes Thursday after fishing trip
TO Silver Springs. They brought
hack with them the finest string OF
trout that has been seen around mere
this season.
II is reported that there are four
concerns doing business in AIeXan-
dria that are in need of help; These
concerns are The klots Throwing
Company, Blue-Ridge Mfg. Co., Il.
and w. Mfg. Co.. and the Alexandra
Pants Factory.
The second of the series Of Com.
munity Services by the residents, OF
Seminary Hill will be held sTn1ay'
August %. at IL q. m. IN 'Ar. w ms )
low Randolph's grove: A morning
PRAYER will be read by Mr.. Weige!; OF
the Seminary, and it is hoped that
many will attend.
Mr.. Thomas Chauncey has returned
from the Eagles convention IN
Newark. n. j.. where he represented
4lva Aerie No. 971, Fraternal Orqer
of Eagles of this city. While on ms