Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Royal Arch School will hold
session tonight at the Scottish
Rite Club.
DR.. William B. Hopkins, of Rich
mond, is a guest at the home OF Mr..
ecbert S. Jones, in Rosemont.
Miss Dorothy King, of Prince
rect, is spending some time as the
best of Miss Audrey Anderson, in
clarendon.
Mr.. Edgar Ashby Warfield, of
his city, has successfully passed the
district Board Of Pharmacy exami-
E,tion of Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Arthur King, of Duke street,
the guest Of Mrs. Francis Rob-
lSon, at Mrs. Robinson's home, in
at Harbor.
There will be a meeting of the
White Way" Committee in the
Fhamber Of Commerce rooms to-
light at s o'clock.
Odd Fellows Of the Sarepta
edge, No 46, will meet tonight to
kpfer the initiatory degree of the
tder on a class Of candidates.
Reverend E. C. Burns has return
J to the Theological Seminary after
attending the Brotherhood Conven-
lion which was held in Norfolk.
Your supper will be ready for
: lou in the Young Peoples building
omorrow evening from to Z p. m.
: bnly 35 cents. NJ f. Church South.
Don't forget to come.
Little Miss Thelma NEVILLE who
ecently had her tonsils removed at
he Alexandria Hospital has return
to her home in North Royal street
huch improved.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Emmanuel Lutheran Church will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the
ono of Mrs. Henry Briel, 1902 Pen
elton street All members are re-
ustd to be present.
w. D. Griffith will give a lee
urc on the life and Works OF
Dante" this evening, in the assembly
hall OF st. Mary's Academy. Pupils,
parents and alumnae are invited to
Ettend.
The dress making class under the
= uspices Of the Woman's Auxiliary
L the Y. M. C. A. will meet to-
light at the Chamber Of Commerce
1880 o'clock promptly.
Mrs. Frank r. King has. returned
her home in Prince street, after a
sit with Mrs. z. l.. Daniel, at her
me, in Pembroke Avenue Norfolk.
RS. King was also visitor IN
Jamestown and Williamsburg.
Forty-two members of the B. Y.
L., of the First Baptist Church OF
is city attended the Federation
Getting, which was held in Claren-
bn last night. A large number Of
ae members of the Washington
nions also attended. The enter
sinment was given by the Claren-
on Union in the form of \ very
ltercsting play called, THE Pill
Box"
The Snowdcn School of the Mt.
Gernon District, opened today with a
food attendance. The school has
1bnly recently had an additional
oonl built, the building of which is
he reason for the late opening OF
Ethc school. Two teachers are now
employed.
Have you noticed the series of
advertisements being run by the
Alexandria County Lighting Co!
This series is known as mission
airy Series" and has for its object
only the suggestions of how some
things should be done. Today it will
tell You of some of the comforts at
forded by electricity.
The team of the Alexandria High
School will play the team of Con
kaga College on Baggett's field Sat
Asrday afternoon at o'clock. Con
kaea defeated the strong team OF
Emerson Institute yesterday by the
score OF to ., but the hlgn School
boys say that this does not tel them
ga thing"
Friday afternoon, at four p. m,
Ind Saturday morning at eleven
O'Clock, the children's dancing class,
conducted by Mrs. Cornelius j. Hill,
Fpf New York, will meet again at the
bdd Fellows Hall, North Columbus
&treet. The class is still open to
few members, and those interested
are always welcome to call to OBJ
serve the work Of the class.
Mrs. Charles T. Lindsay, who has
been confined to her home for the
past two weeks by illness, is improv-
ling, and expects soon to be able ia
bake up her music work again.
The October number Of, Spirit OF
Missions" contains an excellent pic
lure Of Reverend R. A. Maglll,
5who recently graduated from the
Theological Seminary, and has now
gone TO Shanghai, China, as a mis-,
!sionary from Grace Episcopal
Church.
AR on5 Mre Coorpn y Hopkins