Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-04

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a weeks visit 70 CoioRiai Beach
Mrs. r. E. Thompson, who has
her confined to her home by nj
ness, is improving.
Potomac Lodge Of Odd teiiews,
will hold its regular meeting to-
NIGHT in Odd Fellows Hall, North
Columbus street.
Mr. and Mrs. julian Beach and
+0nil, accompanied by Mrs.
I paacS,s mother Mrs. Annie Ham
lion. have returned after spending
a week in Atlantic City.
Commander and Mrs. A. c. Pick
ens and little daughter, have re-
turned after three months visit to
Constantinople, where Commander
Pickens was stationed.
Daniel B. Muddifnan and wife
have sold to Warren NJ. Woof house
and lot. 6, block 5, Resemont Park.
A deed of transfer today was placed
on record in.the office of the clerk
Of the COURT
The BOYD Motor Company, at
Prince s and Alfred streets, an
nounces that they shortly expect q
new supply Of Studebaker cars here.
The recent supply received was
quickly exhausted.
The weekly prayer meeting at the
Anne Lee Memorial Home for the
Aged viii be held at 1880 o'clock to-
night.
Miss Hida T. Schneider has re-
turned after spending few days as
the guest of Miss Nina Fulton, in
ElheOtt City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W.
Schneider, accompanied by their
family, will leave next week for
Cape May, N. j., where they will
spend two weeks.
Miss Mary Marye and Mr.. James
A. Marye have gone TO Manassas,
where they expect to spend their
vacation.
The regular monthly meeting of
the American Legion will be held in
the Chamber Of Commerce rooms az
s o'clock tonight. A full attendance
is requested.
Mr.. Frank E. Monroe, former
resident of this city, while on visit
to his brother, j. M. Monroe, APO
South Pitt street, suffered a stroke
of paralysis, and is in very serious
condition.
At the wedding of Miss Mary Vir-
Rinia Hellmuth and Mr.. William P.
Crismond at Emmanuel Lutheran
Church Wednesday night, Miss SAM
ders sang, 20 Promise Me-" and
Because" and Mrs. Wright pre-
sided at the organ.
The second annual moonlight ex-
cursion of Fitzgerald Council No.
459, Knights of Columbus, will be
given Monday evening on the
steamer st. Johns. The steamer will
leave the Prince street wharf at
1880 o'clock.
A Stutz touring car was badly
damaged yesterday afternoon at
Quantico when a car driven by
man from Delaware, who was en-
route to Richmond, Va, collided
with the Stutz. The driver Of the
Stutz car, who halls from Green
vile. S. c., escaped injury.
DR. Louis E. FG,lkes says that
health is so good in Alexandria that
rumOrs are already current bring
ing forth certain proposals as to
what shall be done with the doctors
who will in all probability be thrown
out of work in the course of the
next year or SO. A detail health
statement for the month CT July
viii be published tomorrow.
Rev. Percy Foster Hall has re-
turned from Charlottesville, Va
where he delivered two addresses at
the Summer School of Religious Ed
ucation at the University of Vir-
GINA. Mr. Hall will officiate at sll
services at st. PaupS on Sunday,
and will leave next week for his
vacation to be spent at Groton Long
Point, Conn.,, near New London.
Today and tomorrow the Rich
mond will show Gloria Swanson in
"Her husbands Trademark" The
Ingomar is today ending one Of its
serials and beginning another one.
The new one is Ruth Roland in "The
Timber Queen" Frank Mayo on
Tracked to Earth" will be the
chief attraction at the Idle Hour to-
day.
The annual excursion of the La
dies Aid Society of Emmanuel Luth-
eran Church will be held August Is
at Marshall Hall. Tickets can be
obtained from any member of the
society of the treasurer. Mrs. VIM.
Rocker, Prince and Fayette streets.
All who would enjoy a pleasant trip
down the Potomac River on the
Charles Manchester. should by all
means purchase tickets.
The Charlotte Beauty Shop has
moved to more CONNEXIONS and at
tractive Quarters at 1924 King
street Mrs, Charlotte Fannon
Cats, who conducts the Charlotte
Beauty Shop, enjoys the ADVANTAGE
of extensive training in the Du Fonr
Beauty Parlor, of Washington. D.