Evening star., 1921-10-09
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. October $.
Especially Now that the election for
council manager plan is over and the
zens already are speculating on the
coming election of five councilmen,
which will not take place until next
June. These cOuncilmen are to be
chosen at large. Names of many cit
liens have been suggested as possible
candidates. No one thus far, how
ever. has made any formal announce
ment of his candidacy and the indi-
cations are that the matter will be
held up for several months. An issue
in the counciImanic fight probs bly,
will be on whether the business man.
ager selected by the council shall be
an out ut-of-tOwn man or town man.
Already this question has been taken
up and discussed among many OF the
woman voters and also some of the
man voters of the city. 1t promises s
to play an important part in the
election of five councilmen next June.
il is reported The new council will
assum" office September /. and they
viii elect Il business manager.
Clinton II. Jones of the Relief hook
and ladde:' company. who gave "a
pint and half of his blood to save
the life Of an unknown woman at the
Emergency Hospital. Washington. has
returned home and it is stated he is
feeling fine after his experience.
Ry score Of 2S to- 0 the Episco-
pal High Schno! foot ball team this
afternoon wal1oped the Alexandria
High School team in Il game played
on the grounds of the EpiscopalianS.
The marriage of Miss Harriet &.
Spotford. daughter Of Mrs Edward
&c. Spotford, and David y. Hulfsh Of
ihiS city took plac" this af."rnoon
at the parsonage of the NJ. +. Church
South. Rev. DR.. F. V. Resester. pas
tor. officiating. Only the immediate
families attended The bride Wore
Il tailored gown of dark blue with
hat to match. She was given in
marriage by her brother. Wolcott r..
Spotford. Her attendants were Mrs.
Julien NJ. Hodgkins Of Ventnor. y.
J., and Miss Dorothy l.. Hale of New
York. The bridegroom had for his
best man his brother. William W.
fIulfish. of Baltimore The bridal
party afterward was rendered a re-
ception at the residence of the bride
eroom's father. Worth Hulfish. Gil
Cameron street. Among the out-of-
town guests attending We're Mt and
Mrs: Julien NJ. Hodkins OF Nentnor.
\. j.: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Hultish.
Raleigh. y. G.. Miss Dorothy l.. Hale
New York city, and William W. HUI
fish. Baltimore. Afterward Mr.. and
hFS. ftulESn lett Tor Il northern bridal
trip.
Rally day services will be held to-
morrow by Christ Episcopal Sunday
school. Invitations have been sent
to all former scholars and the three
branches of the school-primary, in
termediate and Bible class. spe-
cial program has been arranged.
There Will be short addresses by the
rector and leader of the Bible class.
There Will be Il special Offering
taken which will be divided between
Bishop ROwe's fund in Alaska and
the school for the homeless boys in
Covington. Va.
tItzgerald Council. No. 469. knights
of Columbus. will next Wednesday
celebrate Columbus day. The cele-
bration will take place in the new
nome OF the council at the southeast
corner of Cameron and ST Asaph
streets. The entertainment commit
tee. under direction of George J.
Jaeger. has prepared a special pro-
gram.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club will hold meeting
Tuesday evening in the rooms of the
be served at I o'clock. after which
an attractive program will be carried
out. The business will be conducted
while the members are seated at the
table.
Alexandria will be represented at
the older boys conference under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association in Fredericksburg Octo-
her "A, Is and 16 Delegates from a
number of the local churches have
planned to attend.