Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Mr. George NJ. Reynolds who has
been very in at his home IN Brad
dock, is convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. David n. HulllSh
have moved from Seminary mn 10
their new home in North Washing
ton street.
Mrs. Grace Shouts has returned I"
her home in Cameron street aI'er d
visit of several weeks with her son,
Worth Shouts. at the University OF
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
Mr. Henry A. Taylor has resigned
his position with the National Fruit
Product Company with which com
many h, has been associated for the
nosf fourteen years. Mr. Taylor has
aroepted a position on the police
force Of the city.
The W f. Watson Memorial PHI
athea Glass Of the First Baptist
Church win meet in the Sunday
school room al $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
morning. All young ladies are cor
daily invited.
All men of the city are cordially
invited 10 be present at the meeting
Of M Baraca Bible Glass in the FlrSI
BAPTIST Church tomorrow. morning
REPRESENTATIVE Percy Quin, Of MlsSls>
sippi. has been announced as Specl3I
epeak,r for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Travers an
nounce the engagement OF thelf
daughter, Margaret Mae, to Mr.
Robert John Harwood. of Dallas Tex.
The marriage viii take place IN June.
The sixth Of a series of sermons
On the Ten Commandments will be
Given tomorrow night at the regular
services AZ the First Baptist Church
The Rev. Dr f.. Il. jackson is deltv-
ering these sermons and they are az
tracing large congregations.
The baseball team Of the High
Cah,ul left TODAY FOR leeSburg
wber. they will play this afternoon.
Iesgburg is reported as having an
excellent team this season.
A GOOD audience saw the perform
ggra Of "The Spark Of Lite in tha
High School Auditorium last night
Tonight win BE- the last SHOW and all
who have not seen IL should by all
means take advantage Of this oppor-
tunitv of ENJOYING q fine show and
at the same time hclD ALONG the puO~
lic2tion eff the High School annual
Miss Gertrude Eupina Norris. Of
this city. and Mr.. John Guy Teps-
word of Decatur. HI. were married
TODAY at St. Mary's Church by Rev.
Father Mallov. The bride was at
tended by Miss Louise DIVER and
the bridegroom had for his best man,
Mr.. Emmett Moore Mr.. and Mrs.
Tepsword will make their home with
the brides parents.
At the meeting Of the Piedmont
C9nvocation last Wednesday at Falls
Church, Rev. Dr. r. J.. Woodward,
formerly rector of The Plains, hav-
ing recently removed to Richmond,
resigned his membership in the EN-
ecutive Council Of The Diocese, and
Rev Percy Foster Hall was elected
TO succeed him.
Silver Moon Council. No. Is, De
gree of Pocahontas, has planned an
other treat for the pleasure seeking
public in the form of anothr one Of
their novelty dances 10 be given at
Odd Fellows Hall ON North Column
bus street May LIST. This dance will
be repetition of the one given sew,
raj weeks ago with many added novel
features and surprises. Music will b.
furnished BIZ the indispensable Fred
Holmes and his jazz syncopaters All
those who attended the last dance
given by Silver Moon Council will
remember what great success i
was and the wonderful dance selec-
tiouS rendered by Mr. Holmes or,
cheStra. All proceeds of the dance
viii go to the orphauS benefit fund.