Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-12-27

Trinity NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. J. Herbert McCuen, of Norfolk
Va. is spending the holidays with ms
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Cuen, the Wagar Apartment.
Mr. Harry Ale and son Charles,
have returned to this city after
spending Christmas with relatives IN
Spring City. Pa.
Mr. Robert F. Connally, Jr., has
returned to this city after spending
Christmas with his parents, at tneir
home in Brookneal, Va.
Miss Florence Johnson. OF Brad
dock left Yesterday for Mineral. va,
,where she will spend some time as
the Quest of Miss Lillian Payne.
Miss Irma Koontz, assistant su-
perintendent Of the Alexandra nos.
pital left yesterday for short visit
with her mother at her home near
Luray.
Mr. Frank Smithson Philips. stu
dent of William and Mary College
and graduate of Alexandria High
School is spending a few days OF ms
HOLIDAYS with friends in this city.
Tho regular weekly meeting OF Sa-
rnnta Lodge will be held tomoro"
nipht in Odd Fellows Hall. All Wis
ting Odd Fellows are invited to at
tend.
Mr.. Frank Levinson, a student OF
Rennselear Polytechnic Institute o.
Troy, N. Y, is spending the cnrlst-
mas holidays as the guest OF his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. LeVlnson, at
their home in King street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kerrigan an
nounce the marriage OF their SISTER,
Sylvia Appleton, to Mr. ArchaDalu
Robinson Randolph, OF thus city, ;. on
SATURDAY,. December "a. The wedding
took place in New York City.
A very enjoyable party and Christ,
mas tree was given at the Nurses
Home in Prince street on Saturday
night. About twelve little children
nncantad the invitation and all report
fine time and much appreciation
Eor rho Gifts they received.
The Columbian Players have COM
n,atad arrangements for their Christ
r 1aos Social which will be held Thurs
day evening at the home OF Mr.; NOR
ris 2. Roland, director OF the Coluin-
HAN PLAYERS. 1t was originally plar
ned to hold the party this eve'"'%'
but owing to certain exigeoc Il
was deferred until Thur IL" exc. II.
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Shortly after Going 10 wort. ihr'
o,orn;nr in ~ eoasner" E.r.!s lay
morr;son ;. r1Iyred eQ, .i1s. s,la tor
ne Sopl.., og1,r..r-
fnllv 'in;,rea -. IN ~ H.. .aa hv.-
hurst II. a,l.eTr "ro119'E.
TO the A.a.a9 0.~a where
he received tt IS injuries
are not though @e serious.
The Raraca Bible Clas of the First
Rantist Church has decided to hold
its annual banquet in the lecture
,.oono of the First Church on Janu-
,rv II An Barracks will be invited, it
&c understood. whether or not they
are now regular members. The Ba-
racos have, in previous years. made
tend to start the New Year off right
With q bie BANQUET.
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A. ;,soor +r.cl meet of the Sum
Ar ca tL,ooHt of th;s civ and adioin-
gay o.iiu .;ns ~ n,;I, he hold in the Ar
ing eo4 moiI E MA aftarnoon. Fol-
mots nan hono,,et will he
lowing tne liiee' uant n Tho
served 1or tGe correeS. rnnrns " IN
CnamDer Oh oot I;.,e on+raots NAV he
formation regarGine ei'. a". off;na ' 4
had at the W. ~ ~ l., nnhi;sbad
program OF events VIII oe '30'''''oN
la'el'
Inc Christmas &c. Seleor nas;u ' SUNDAY law
teTtainment Oh tne i1 prash,,tar;an
school oil the oec9 Ia, =, i tha w W eel,
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