Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-24

findin' one Of a $50 gallons.
Mrs ". 1. Moody has returned
home to Braddock Heights, after
several days IN Richmond on bust
ness trip.
Mrs. John A. c. snuster has beer
quite mdispoSed for a couple OF
weeks. and confined t. her home N
St. Elmo.
Miss Mollie Glascock, of Hamilton,
was weekend guest in the family
Of her brother, Mr.. William Glascock,
in Braddock.
Mr. Ralph Thomas who has been
confined to his home in Mt. Ida, suf-
fering an attack of pleurisy, is re-
ported to be convalescent.
FIR. and Mrs. c. ". Torrey, or
Perry, \. Y, are making visit of
couple of weeks in Mt Ida, as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Nesbit.
Miss Hal. of the "Teacherage"
spent the week.-mrs.! with her brother,
in Washington.
Mrs. Ernsia G. Rowzee, of Wash
ington, is spending a few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Glascock, in Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dawson and
bay, from Lynchburg, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard b. Washington,
In Braddock Heights, who are also
entertaining Mrs. A. G Green and
baby from Markham, as their guests
for visit of several days.
The George Mason High School
girls basketball team played the
Friends team Alexandria, this after
noon. at George Mason High School.
Next Friday. the G. ". II. s. girls
vii 60 to Georgetown to play the
Georgetown Fairgrounds team on
their own field
A series of car troubles prevented
the scheduled game between u. Nj.
II. s. football team and the Lees
burg team last Friday. The George
Mason boys left the High School by
automobile about $3.50 Friday morn
ing, but owing to repeated trouble
with their car, did not get into Lees
burg until late that night, and were
unable TO play the game on Satur-
day. so returned home to Del Ray
with an uncertainty as to whether
they must forfeit Co Leesburg or
would be given a chance to play a
POSTPONED same at some future date.
\ temporary organization of the
Mt. Ida Citizens Association was eff
fected last Saturday night when
about 50 citizens Of Mt. Ida, met
for that purpose at the school house
in Del Ray The meeting was pre-
sided over by the Reverend Mr.. Day,
who opened the preceding with
PRAYER. Messrs. Taylor and Mating
liz, of the Clarendon Citizens Assoc
citation, were present, and made BRIEF
addresses, telling Of the work ac-
complished by the association which
thew represented. MesSrs. Cham
bers. Gordon, Miller, Day, Lund and
others. were appointed a committee
to draft constitution and bylaws
of the association. This committee
viii meet in the home Of Mr.. d. c
Chambers, in Mt. Ida, at O'Clock,
tomorrow evening. The permanent
organization of the Association Will
be effected at meeting which is an
nouuced for next Monday night, at
s o'clock, in Mt. Vernon Avenue
School house. Del Ray. and which all
citizens of Mt. Ida are requested TO
attend. SIS
Attendance at the meeting of the
Community Welfare League, last
evening. was somewhat affected by
the reviva- services which are in
progress in the Methodist Church.
Del Ray The meeting was presided
over by the president, Mrs. D. c.
Chambers, and number of delight
full musical numbers were rendered
by Mr.. Henry Kremer, viohnist, &C
companied by Miss Camille DeLane,
At the piano. Mn K. +. Wallace was
unable to show the picture film
which he had planned as part of the
evenings program but gave a COM
prehenSive talk on community needs
and community life. Judge William
l. Chambers. of Poolesville. Md. also
made a short and pleasing address on
timely topics. The membership COM
mittee reported five new members
for the League. 1t was decided TO
appoint committee to arrange for
social meeting which should be in
the nature Of a reception to the new
members of the school s'teaching
staff. Other business of routine
nature was transacted, after which