Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-08-23
ST. ELMO.

BRADDGCk Mt. IDA
ST. ELMO.
Mrs. Mary z. Varney Of Del Ray is
ENJOYING q week at Chesapeake Beach.
Miss Josephine huster. Of st. Elmo,
is visiting friends in Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip 3. Peyton, of
Rrada0"k Heights, arg spending tbs
month at .AShbury Park, n. }.
Mrs. ". H. Thomas and daughter,
Louise, left Rosemont Sunday for 4
vacation at Virginia Beach.
John Shustcr. Of st. Elmo, is spend
ing few days in camp aat Gacsa-
peake Beach.
Miss Annie feusIa, from Hamilton,
Va. is me guest 2f Mrs. K. j. Yates
in Del Ray for few days.
Mr.. ard Mrs. G. Fred Birrell Of Mt.
Ida spent the Weekend in Arlington
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. t. Kemper and
children, Of Posemont: are enjoying .
season 1t Ocean City, Nd
Mrs. " II. flanagan has returned
from a several weeks outing in Con-
necticut. and is at home in Rose
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mack have re
turned from several delightful weeks
in Jacksonville, Fla, and are at home
again in Roscmont.
Mrs. Fl. +. Kennedy and son, Harry
.Ir., have returned to Rosemont from
q Wis. Of several weeks with relatives
in Altoona. Pa.
Dr.. and Mrs. Sweterman, from
Vienna, Va, spent the day Sunday in
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Jcffries, in Mt. Ida.
Miss Dora varney, Of St. Elmo. en-
icyed the weekend at Chesapeake
Beach. in the carnp Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cole with
their three little daughters have re-
turned e their home in Mt. ida after
a week al Colonia! Beach, Va.
Mrs. Alice Lumpkin. o. Washing>
ton. spent thu weekend in st. Elmo
in the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Robert NJ. Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenneifer Broaddus
and sons enjoyed tcn-dayS' vacation
in camp 1T Chesapeake Beach and re-
turned Saturday 70 their home n ut.
Ida.
Mr.. Milton Lennon with his daugh-
ter. Miss Virginia Lennon, from Ncr-
folk, and Miss R2rccca Lennon, Of
Brookiand. d. c.. arrived Yesterday to
spend some time rs guests OF Mi. and
Mrs. Claude NJ. Lennon IN Ros"nont.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Z. Cassidy arc
children. with Mr.. and Mrs. r. }. Poss
and little daughter have returned to
their home in Braddock after a de-
lightful trip 20 Norfolk and Virginia
Beach.
4 splendid sermon on "The Lords
First Worshippers." from Matt. 2:ll
was delivered on SunGaL morning in
the Del Ray Nj. L. Church by the pas,
ter, Rev j. X. Wood. His sermon in
the evening was Mar. GO to l.. The
Lords Prayer.
Tomorrow is the day for the picnic
Of the Del Ray Sunday School at
Snowden Station. All members and
friends of the school and church are
cordially invited to enjoy day in the
open. with rest or sports as suits each
one. Mr.. X. f. Wallace, OF the AleNan
dria y. NJ. c. A. Will be one of us
tomorrow, and will arrange the sports
you all know that means FUN!
Everyone who owns . base bali, bat
or glove. loot ball, basket ball, or
any other ball, is asked to mark same
plainly witt: owners name and take it
along as they will all be needed in the
sports. There will be other sports
than ball-but wait until you get
there. There will be dressing tents for
Dathcrs' use Motor trucks will carry
small children and baskets from the
station to the picnic grove. The staN
will be made from the church in Del
Ray at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow, We'd
neSday morning, so Oe on time. and