Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-10
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o"AD ST. ELMO.
Mrs Charles E. Dare, OF Rose
mont. has returned from a weeks
visit to her parents, in Rising oui''
Md.
Mr., F. G. Gibson, from Gibson. N
c., is visiting in the nome Oh NE
aunt, Mrs. G. r. Buddin, in Rosemons'
Mary and Frances Buddin visited
friends in Linden, Va, during the
holidays.
Walter U. Varney. Jr., is at home
- mol Raw, recovering from recent
nnaration for removal of tonslls at
Emergency Hospital, Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, from the
"Teacherage" was the Weeh e.,a
guest Of friends in Baltimore, aIa
Miss Ruth Burton week enoed VIII
relatives in Washington.
Coming home from school yester,
dav eight year old Edward Fairfax
stnmhled on Mt. Vernon Avenue, and
foil nnder an automobile which stop
nod at once and the occupant took
Tho child to the home Of his parents.
NJ, and Mrs. Thomas Fairfax, on
Raymond Avenue, St: Elmo, then 10
the Alexandria Hospital, where ne Is
staying in the children's ward While
being treated for two fractures OF
the right ankle.
Mr.. John r. Harding has been
confined to his home in Del Ray for
several days past, suffering win
heavy cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempster Smith, OF
Mt. Ida are attending the Automo-
bile Show in New York City. After
the show, Mrs. Smith will visit
friends in the city for few days.
Miss Beulah Brooks, is visiting
relatives in Woodstock, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rideout, from Ber-
WIN. Md, spent Sunday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Skinner,
in Mt. Ida.
Mrs. Elsie Curtis, of Washington,
who has been quite i'll during the
past two weeks, in the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Fairfax, in
st. Elmo is reported to be much i'm
proved, and able to be up from bed.
Mr.. George Zachary returned yes
terday to his work in Cincinnati,
Ohio, after spending the holidays
with his parents in Del Ray.
Mrs. Leonard ]. Miller returned to
her home on Oxford Avenue, Del
Ray, Yesterday after attending the
funeral of her grandmother, Mrs.
John Bonniwell, in Harborton, Va.
Miss Eunice Rumsey, from Gull
peper, is the guest of Mrs. Joseph w.
Allen in Del Ray.
Young Miss Louise Belts has been
confined to her home in Del Ray, for
the past several days.
James Broaddus, of Mt Ida, under
went an operation for removal OF
adenoids and tonsils at the Episcopal
Hospital in Washington, yesterday
morning and IS making rapid re-
covery.
Mrs. B. F. Skinner is quite i'll at
her home in Mt. Ida.
Miss Ruth Shaver has returned to
Cottage Park after nice visit with
her parents in Manassas over the
holidays.
Mr.. ]. P. Butler, of Cottage Park,
spent Sunday with friends in Lorton.
Mr.. ]. W. Smith, of Catlett, Va,
spent a few days in ST. Edmo last
week, in the home Of his sister in
law Mrs. S. G. Holdings, on La
Verne Avenue.
Mrs. Holdings also entertained Miss
Lola Reid for a short time on her
way from her home in Catlett to
resume her studies at Fredericksbur
Normal.
Mrs. Jacob Corl entertained about
thirty ladies of the G. |. A., auXil-
iary to the B. of L. E., last Friday
night in her home on Mt. Ida. Music
and refreshments constituted the
evenings enjoyment.
Mrs. Charles Astryke entertained
few friends at cards last Friday
evening in her home on Mt. Ida.
The evangelistic services at Del
Ray Baptist Church under direction
of the pastor Rev. R. A. Mckay,
started off Sunday with good congre-