Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-09-30

There Will be a Girls Scout meet
ing tonight at 700 o'clock ut the
Norton Memorial.
Mrs. ". G. Ross. of Florida, is
spending few days with friends in
Alexandria.
There will be choir rehearsal this
evening at o'clock at the Mctho.
dist Protestant Church.
Mrs. C. L. Nails and little son,
have left the hospital for their
home in South Fairfax street.
The ladies of the Trinity N. F.
Church will hold a bake sale in the
market tomorrow morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert f. McGahey
have returned from Knoxville, Tenn,
where they visited relatives.
Clyde P. Cheek, of Potomac, had
his tonsils removed at the AleXan-
dlia Hospital yesterday b. DR.. NJ.
i. Delaney.
Governor Wcstmoreland Davis was
II visitor here last night, stopping Off
on his return from the Fairfax
County Fair.
Mrs. l.. A. Cook, and little daugh
ter, have left the Alexandria hos
pita! for their home in Fayette
street.
N;r. X. f. Lewis. of Fairfax Co.
has been operated on for append.
citis. at the Alexandria Hospital By
Dr.. s. 3. Moore, and is doing nicely.
The Alexandria Council. No. ;,
Order Fraternal Americans, will hold
its regular meeting tonight at the
X. OF p Hall in Cameron street.
William J. Schuler and wife ami
others have sold to Victor T..
beagle q house and lot at the north
west corner Of King and Peyton
streets.
The state corporation commission
has granted an amendment to the
charter Of Brodt BROTHERS. incorpOra-
ted, changing the name to Wm. =.
ijordt, incorporated.
In the circuit court Of this city
The will OF +. T.. Downham dated
March II, 1909. has been admitted TO
probate. His son. Z. Francis Down
ham, qualified as administrator with
tn" will annexed.
The Dreadnaught football team
will hold a signal practice this af-
=. .c,,pn;nlly- j..;pai
5hot all candidates report at Bag
gets field at o'clock.
Mr.. Jack McMcnnemin, who was
injured several days ago in an &C
cidont. left the alexandria Hospital
yesterday for his home in Duke
street.
The High Shcool football team
will play the first game Of the sea-
son against the Virginia Juniors to
n,0rrow afternoon ut > o'clock on
he Shipyard field.
5!r. and Mrs. ". K. Jcnuison and
tlr and Mrs. b. =. Daum, who have
FOR the past few days been visiting
in this city. left this morning for
their homes in Connersvi!e, Indiana.
Little Fannie KELLEY has returned
to her home in South Alfred street
after having had her tonsilS re-
rioyed ut the Alexandria Hospital.
b. Dr.. klipstein.
The weekly meeting Of the Re
publican Club will held tonight at
s o'clock at the Republican Club
noom, corner Washington and klN%
streets.
Wrs. T. Z. Morton, a returned
miss ionary from India, this even
in1 at 7:30 o'clock will lead the
rr%vcr meeting at the Anne Lee
Memorial for the Aged. The public
;s invited to attend.
There will be meeting tonight
at the Richmond Bowling Alleys
for the purpose o. rcorganiZing the
Duck Pen League. All persons in.
terestcd arc invited to attend this
All members OF Liberty Rcbckah
Lodge. who wish TO attend the an
xiv crsary exercises at Odd Fellows
Temple. Washington, d. C., please
meet at the Columbus street Sta
.icn at 7:l5 this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Morrison, Of
Ccatsville, Penn. who have been
sight seeing around Alexandria
since Tuesday, leave today FOR their
homes.
l.r. II. l.. Harwood Of Richmond,
State Secretary Of the Travellers
Protective Association, was in this
city Yesterday with Col. J. H.
Tr;myer. the local secrctary. calling
on the members Of the Association.
Mrs. J. NJ. Beard, well known
wri.er OF Winston-Salcn, \. c.. was
in this city yesterday en- route to
Fredericksburg. where she will visit
The tair ard witness the army ma.
nouvcrs.
The Alexandria Library will be
omen after October lst. on MondaE,
Wednesday and Friday afternoon
from 2:30 to I:30, also Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings,