Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-06

Miss Annie V. Walter, of Brad
dock, has returned home after s
visit to relatives in Cnlpeper.
Mr.. Barclay Hamlin, of Darvills
Va, was the guest of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charles F. Holden, for the
week end and Labor Day, at THEN
home in Rosenont.
Mr.. John C. Hildebrand, of St.
Elmo, and Charles Smith, Of Wash
lington, motored to Benedict, Nd,
on last Friday and enjoyed a day OF
fine fishing. Mr.. Hildebrand had
% fish to show for his days sport
Miss Dora G. Varney. of St. Ell
mo, Joined camping party at Ches
apeake Beach for the week ned and
Labor Day.
"The QUILTED Christ" from s.ohn
d ds;Sz morning MIi eae sermon sr delivered by
Rev. j. R. Wood, in the Del Ray
NJ. E. Church. His topic at the
evening service being, Our Elec,,
tom from Second Peter. lilo and
IL. bOlI SEIH!OHS "StC 1Oiio"SS ~
the communion service.
Corporal Jarney M. Yates. of Del
Ray, left Sunday to report for duty
aad esume his studies at V. NJ. T.,
Lex Hgtcn, Va:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thompson
with their daughter, Miss Louise,
returned yesterday to their home IN
Rosemort, after two delightful!
weeks ar Virginia Beach.
iMessrs. Forest Remschell of Rose
mont. and Boothe Pullman, from
Alexandria, left this morning for
motor rip through Virginia and
expect to visit Luray Cave and the
Endless Caverns, also several other
points Of interest.
Miss Rachel Decker, from Wash
ineton, is the week end and holiday
guest of Mrs. H. H. Newton, IN
Rosemont.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Dienelt and
family. returned very recently from
a delightful season at Ocean City,
Md, and are at home again in
RosemoEt.
Mr.. md Mrs. D. C. Chambers
returned to Mt: Ida last Saturday
from a Lice little vacation in Han
over, Pa, New York, Philadelphia
and Atlantic City are the places
which will be visited bv Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Young and Felix, also
Mrs. Stanley Stacker, Mrs. h. Daw-
SON and Miss Minnie Ferren, before
they return home to st. Elmo.
Mrs. Annie Lee who has been en-
loving g round of visits in the h2me
of relatives and friends in kcsomontt
Braddock ana Alexandra. was calico
away Nv telegram lat week on ac-
CONT of the sudden illness Of her
dauphte., in Newport News, Va.
Mr.. n. C. Chambers viii conduct
the prayer meeting in Del Ray M.
F. Church on Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Little Misses Mary and Frances
Buddin, have been spending a month
in Linden. Va. and returned last
evening 10 their home in Rosemont
Mr.. Ira Cannon, the we'll known
building contractor, moved his tam
ily last week from their home IN
Manassas. Va, to their newly COM
pleted residence on Linden street,
RosemoEt.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Eugene Bode and
family. have returned from WIG
wood, N. j., where they spent part
of the summer, and are at home IN
Rosemont.
MIR. q. Leavett, of POLLS and
Leavetts grocery store, in Del Kay,
sustained an injury to his thumo
last week while operating the meat
grinder.
Miss Ethel Lee Grossman who for
the past wear has made her home
in the family of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
G. Chambers in Nit. Ida, left last
week for her old home town Of Di-
vernon, H., and will shortly pc
married to Count Joseph Oo. ae
Beck, after which they will make
their new home in Dayton, Ohlo
Mr.. William Terry, Of Del Ray,
went to Baltimore last Thursday
and entered the Aigburth Manor
Park Sanitarium as patient Tor
stomach treatment, and when his
wife with her family visited HIM
there on Sunday, they were much
gratified at the improvement in his
condition.
Miss Lou Gary. of. Del Ray, ACCOM-
panied bv her nieces, Ethel and Eilz-
abeth,, Gary, from Jacksonville, Fla;
,ave returned to Del Ray after spend
ng a week in Old Point, Va:n as
guests of Major and Mrs. D. M.
Swan, who are stationed there.
Misses GIilcey Zachary and Lena
Glascock, with Mr.. Ivan Carpenter,
of Del Ray, and Mr.. and Mrs. wal
bur Richardson, of Alexandria, made
a week end and holiday trip to the
Endless Caverns of Virginia at New
Market.
Mr.. John Myers, from Odenton,
Md, spent Sunday in the home, OF
Mr.. Robert NJ. Turner, in St. Elmo