Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-17

Miss Alice Lee Harding, has as
her guest for the week END, MISS
Kathryn Woolf, of York, ia.
Mrs, Maggie Boothe who has been
cutie sick at her home IN Noftl
Royal street, for the past week. Is
improving.
Mrs Outcault has also returned TO
her home from fredericksburg
where she has been for the past re"
weeks, the guest of friends.
Members Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Shak-
espeare Class are requested TO hrlng
copis Of GAS You Like IT. to the lee
tur at the Chamber Of Commerce
tonight at T:3O p. m.
In the circuit court in vacation to-
dav the will Of The late George ".
KEYS was admitted to probate and
his wife, Mrs. Anna B. Keys Qrail-
fled as cxecutrlX.
Mr.. Charles Marshall Jones has
becn appointed notary public By Gov.
+. Lee Trinkle. Mr.. Jones is the first
DelSOn Ill hIphsSIltli W nc i'>s'''>N'
notary By the new governor.
J. Carln Richards and Aubrey G.
Richards have sold 10 Thomas j.
Fannon lots with improvements
known as 3O7 and 800 South Royal
street
Mrs. Bertha Angevine is quite sick
at the Alexandria Hospital, and nc"
husband, M. J. Angevine, is i'll at
the Mt. Alte Hospital. Washington,
D. c., where he has been 4 patient
for the past three months.
The Chicken Salad Supper at st.
PauPs Parish Hall last night IS re-
ported to have been quite q success
This was the regular annual supper
given by the Rector's Aid Society.
large number Of suppers were served
Mrs. Eynie 3. Pugh, wife of J.
P. Pugh, died yesterday afternoon
at her residence, 11l3 Duke street.
The deceased besides her husband IS
survived by several children. lhe
body will be shipped tomorrow morn
ing TO Fredericksburg, Va, for burial
At the Richmond tonight John Bar
rymore will appear IN "Ihe, Lotus
Eater" The lngomar is showing
Tom Mix in "The Night Horsemen"
and the Idle Hour presents Tom
Santschi in Lorraine of the Timber
lands"
"The Prince Chap" a charming
little play, will be presented tonight
at 8 o'clock, in the Parish Hall OF
Christ Church for the benefit OF the
Girls Friendly Society. Those who
attend are requested to use the
Washington street entrance to the
church.
Free motion pictures for adults
and girls will be shown at the Cham
Der Of Commerce auditorium by the
Y. N. c. A Saturday, February 18th,
at 3 p. m. This Saturday very IN
teresting picture, "From Field tc
Foot" will be shown.
r. C. Hayden, principal OF the
High School, this morning stated that
the faculty of that school is busiiy
engaged this week in the preparation
Of reports of the first term work. He
said that the honor rolls and reports
of the work for the first half year
will be completed early next week.
T. NJ. Bickers promises Alexandria
that The housing shortage will be
relieved some, at least. by March
Is. He says that he has sold the
building 310-12 Prince street, and
that it is now being converted into an
apartment house which will be com
pleted by that date. 1t will contain
six apartments.
The Kellam-Lowery Duo have ar
rived in this city and are ready, they
say to give a fine show in the Young
Peoples Building, this evening, be-
ginning promptly at 8 o'clock. This
will be part Of the Lyceum Course
procured through the efforts Of the
Women's Missionary Society Of the
Southern Methodist Church. Tickets
may be had at the door.
After defeating the Old Dominion
Boat Club team last night. Alexan-
dria High School will meet the bas-
keteers from Warrenton tonight on
the Armory Hall floor. The War
renton boys handed the locals the
short end of close score once ear
lier in the season, but, according to
the High School team, there will be
another tale to tell tomorrow. The
girls will also play the girls from
Wawenton.
DR.. c. F. Outcalt has returned to
his home in George Washington Park
after spending the past three weeks
in Florida. He says that the weather
in that part of the country is like
springtime and the change from
there to here can plainly be felt.
Those interested in the course in
citizenship and Virginia Govern
ment" to be taught by Miss Elizabeth
Pidgeon, Extension Instructor of the
University Of Virginia. should meet
Miss Pidgeon at the Chamber Of
Commerce tonight at p. M. This
course is open to both men and wo-
men and will be Of great value to all
those who are interested in the bet
n,>+ or -.