Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-27

ME- John B. Abraham, Of Rucker
Place; Rosemont, entertained oeilgn'
fni,v 1T a luncheon" on "Wednesday
T iTa' quests from Washington were
Mrs. Lindsey, Mrs. Crossmsn; MIS-
+ GRAY and Mrs. Samuel waite:
With Mrs. D. c. Chambers from
Mt. Ida.
Tbs ag,ild" meeting on Monday
,fternoon was largely attended and
4hs ladies accomplished great
sn,o;,nt of work which was the max
;nn Of yestments for the childrenl:s
nhoir recently organized under d.
r s Of Mrs. Fannie Drischler'
social hour, with dainty refresh
ments served by the hostess: mrs. "
H Kirk, concluded the afternoon
M. and Mrs. Charles F. Holden
of Rosemont, are spending the "eeh
end in Philadelphia.
Miss Flora Manning has returned
to her home at ."Endora Farms
near Leesburg, after few days
visit in Rosemont, as guests OF MRS
George Taylor. !
Miss Margaret ,McCandless from
philadelphia. is the guest, OF Mrs
Robert A. Zachary, in Braddock.
Miss Dorothy Carpenter, from rom
Fredericksburg Normal spent last
week end at home in Del Ray.
Mrs. Mary Murphy, q Raymond
Avenue, st. Elmo; Is visiting ner
daughter, Mrs, cockrell' in AleSah-
dria.
Mrs. Cecil Broekes and two smal!
sons, Of Del Ray; are spending ti.e
week end in Richmond, with her SIS
ter, Mrs r. B. CARRIER.
Miss Rosella Burke, of Rosemont,
and Miss Josephine Ramage were
Guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Carter, last
week at, the University OIL Virginia
little Edward Fairfax is SLOWLY,
improving at the Alexandra Hospital
where he5was taken when he sustain
cd a double fracture Of the ankle
hone while at play about two weeks
ago. /. Az.
bob;t f5rset The i:i5ake. sale" which
the ladies Of the Methodist mission,
aFv society will hold tomorrow morn
;nS II RdWzie's store, Hume Avenue,
Ete EfrSN Ed and get your cakes,
ana r5ll$ for Sunday.
fhs Gsorgs Mason High School
girls basket ball team will play the
virginia PTeps, st A1exahdria, at
gas O'clock tomorrow, Saturday
night; i'll: Afmory Hall, Alexandria
The saRdayy, Services at Emmanuel
EBiseopaI !. ehutth in Bradddockk
Hsiehts, Twill be Sunday School at
Is ana preaching service at IL, in
The morning.
Mr.: Edward Burke, of Boston, IS
spending the week end in the home
of his brother, Mr. Harry R. Burke
in Rosenont.
services at Del: Ray M. E.
Church will, be, the Sunday School at
1000 a. m. Nth preaching at II a.
M and T;45 in the evening. Epworth1
League, head by Miss Naomi kldweli
will Begin at 6:45 p. m. The pastor,
Rev. J..R. Wood will deliver the
evening ssrmon, and in the morning
at II O'clock the pulpit will be occu..
pied by the Rev. PAX Glue Chan OF
the Chinese Christian Center, Wash
ineton, III. c., who delivered
lecture iristhis church last summer
and so delighted His audience that
all who heard him then will want TIC
hear him again ;on Sunday, and all
who did not have this opportunity.
The JSaGlasman grocery store IN
Del Rayshas recently changed hands
and is now being operated by the
Mt. Vernon Grocery Company, with
D. Tauber manager.
Mr.. Vivian Wright. has just re.
ceived his honorable discharge from
the U. S. Navy, and is at home IN
Del Ray:
Mr.. and. Mrs. Michael Mairnoff
announce the birth of a son on the
18th instant, at their home on Mt.
Vernon Avenue, Braddock.
Mrs. R. A. wilkinson entertained
the Tuesday Evening Club this week
in her home on Belefont Avenue, Del
Ray. The evening was most enioya-
bly, spent, and Mrs. Douglas Folk, of
Richmond, was present for the occa-
sion.
In the Baptist Church at Del Ray,