Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-06-07

held in the various churcheS VI '"e
city tonight.
A. the monthly service OF prayer
and healing in st. PauIs Eplsc0Pai
Church tonight at 7:45 O'CLOCK Kew
Percy Foster Hall VIII speak on
"The Thorn in the Flesh.
Mr. Robert s. Jones will make his
bma with Mrs. George X. Hill, IN
South Washington street, for the
summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomson
and daughter, Miss Susan Thomson,
Will occupy the home of Mr.. Robert
: ZONES in Rosemont, for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Edward H Kemper and
daughter. Miss Sarah Kemper, and
Miss Charlotte Kemper, will leave
tomorrow for Ocean City, Nd, where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Ferguson an
nounce the birth of an eight pound
how at the Alexandria Hospital May
90 Both mother and son are doing
nicely.
Senior examinations are in full
swing at the high school this week.
Undergraduate examinations will be
gin the latter part of this week and
continue next week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. O'Neil have pur-
chased from George Wedderburn two
lots on Overlook Place. George
Washington Park. Mr.. O'Neil m
tends to erect a handsome home on
these lots in the near future
Geraldine Frances, little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Ray 0. DAVIS, mas
returned to her home IN Del Kay
after having undergone an operation
at, the Alexandria Hospital last Sat
urday.
Miss Florence A. Long and her
gnest Miss Brenda Burd, Of Sara
toga Springs, N. Y, have returned 10
this city from Annapolis where theE
were guests at the u. ,. NaVai
Academy during June week.
Oseeola Tribe No. l, Red Men, VIII
hold their regular meeting m lts
wigwam in Pythian TemOle Wednes-
day night at 1880 o'clock. Business
of importance TO be discussed. All
n3ambers are requested to be pres
ent. All visiting Red Men are wei
come.
Miss Collins Mckay Jones, daugh--
Ter of Mr.. Robert s. Jones, will san
for Europe, the sixteenth of TINS
,Oontb with q company of friends
where she will tramp through Eng
land and Scotland, and spend seve-
raj weeks in Paris before returning
TO this country in the fall.
Mrs. Carrie p. Moncure of this
CITY. attended the wedding. OF Miss
MARY Wallace Chichester, Of Stafford |
County. and Mr.. John Larkin VIII
son. of Guantanamo City, Cuba, ,
which took place in ST. Georges
Episcopal Church, Fredericksburg /.
last Monday evening"
"Too Much Business" should inter-
est almost anyone these times re
puted to be so hard. This picture .
is being shown at the Richmond to- :
dav and tomorrow. The Ingomar ,
shows Earl Williams in Restless /
Souls" and the Idle Hour has Betty
Compson in "The Law and the Wo-
man
The Strawberry Festival given by
members of the Epworth League OIL
the NJ. F.. Church South on the lawn
of the Young Peoples Building turn
ed out TO be most enjoyable affair
Strawberries, ice cream and home
made cake were features.
The residence and lawn of Mrs. w.
A. Moore in RosemOnt, will be the
scene of what promises to be an
enjoyable lawn party on Friday
evening, June 9. The party Is being
given by Circle No. of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Homemade cake, ice cream
and candy will be among the fea-
lures.
Through an error in yesterdays
issue of the Gazette it was stated
that Mr. Edgar Dare would report to
the Naval Academy at Annapolis
this month. Mr.. Dare will not report
to Annapolis but will compete his
course in Civil Engineering at the
University OF virginia. ne, HAS
Just completed with distinction the
Junior year there and has recently
been admitted to the Raven Society
of that institution.
Troop No. ., Boy Scouts Of Amer
lea, are making excellent progress in
the art of drilling under the COM
petent instruction of Assistant Scout
Master A. A. Huff Drills are held
in the Westminster Building.
Shoppers were seen running fran
tically about the streets this after
noon looking for some stores that !
were open. Having forgotten that /
the stores would close for the after /
noon, some will have 20 so hungry T.
tonight Most of the business places
of the city have decided to close
their places of business on WedneS- /
day Afternoons during June, July and .
August.
The Alexandria Ad Club invites .
the public to attend its rally tonight. .
Three distinguished speakers are on I,
Al, ,,~OCrra1,, and rho ,,,oa+iocr will no I