Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Reardon have
iiust recently returned home to Rose
mont from a delightful ocean trip
&bv way of the Red Cross steamship
line, visiting st. Johns, Newfound-
&and, and Halifax, Nova Scotia.
y The Rev. r. A. Mckay of Del Ray
5 entertaining his mother from RIch-
Mrs. Riner Whitlock entertained! the
Members of her sewing circle from
8it. Vernon Place church, TUESDAY
#ipbt at her home on Clifford ave
E&ue. St. Elmo. Mrs. Riner Nnit-
6bck was assisted by her sister, MIS-
Elarence S. Haley.
Mrs. f. F. MacMorland Of Nortn
osemont was the sololst at Gr ,et
Episcopal church, Washington A"S.
8unday morning on the occasion Oh
= heir 'Home Coming" service. her
3ffertorv solo. Allitson's The LORD
Il NV Light" was eXQuisitely rem.
kered Mrs. C. C. JudsOn, also OF
North Rosemont, is organiSt at the
nurch and had charge of the music,
Mrs. Frank Mervlne mas returned
ome to st. Elmo after spending d
8Eeek in Alexandria nursing her httle
granddaughter. Carol Moore, VINO re-
&cntlv underwent an operation Tor
8dnoids and tonsils by Drs. Moore and
ogers nj the Alexandria hospital.
~ Within the last few weeks Mr.. and
p w Simms and children have
boved from COZ S. Patrick street,
Iexandria. to their new home, a
Inpalow on Norfolk avenue, Mt: LA,
Mrs. Lille BlaXton is quite Ill at
y home on Hume avenue, st. Almo.
Il Mrs John Pollock, of King George
W,nntv is the guest of Mrs. X. y.
ust in Braddock Heights.
"a Sunday services at Emmanuel EpiS--
6naI church. Braddock Heights, VIII
Sunday school at 10 a m.' anu anu
eaching services at ii a, M ,i + nv
lev. s. A. Wallis, rector. The offer ,r;
- nv solo. "How Lovely Are my
= wcllings." bv Liddle, will be sung
Mrs. f. f. MacMorland. ,,
The guild meeting at 1880 CLOCK
"a onday night will be most important
MI every member Of the guild :
rnestly requested to be present d.
church at that time.
Mr. Robert n. Rust of Bradd0cN
- ciphts. accompanied by two OF MS
= ildren, motored to King George
: Buntv this week and spent couple
- davs at Chatterton as guests Oh
- and Mrs. w. 7. Burroughs.
4 Young Charles Sinclair OF Brad
&bck Heights narrowly escaped losing
+ Ee SIGHT of his right eye last Satur-
- While watching target shoot
% mt the Fairfax fair shell re-
&pnnded. striking him sqGarely IN the
10. the cornea was slightly cut anc
R,came infected from powder, also
II elid was cut. He was immediately
ken back to town and attended by
II. billiard. Although compelled to
"a couple of weeks sehoohnE'
harles is fortunate in the prospect
complete recovery from his injury.
Il Miss Ellen Stolp of Mt. Ida has
81 ON the guest of Mrs. Kate Cannon
Richmond who entertained a house
"a rtv of Young folks during the days
y
4 the State fair.
Il Among other visitors at the Rich
ond fair today are Mayor Narney
s ID wife of St Elmo, Potomac:
~ There will be a vestry meeting IN
|mmanuel Episcopal church at 3
"a clock next Tuesday evening.
AM. and Mrs. Senton 1. Ross o.
|4lmemont are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
7. Ross in Braddock Heights.
: Ms Abbie Row of Mt. Ida is en-
s. rtoining Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jar
tt from Jarrett, Va, over the week
g d. "a.
ck and confined to her nome IN Cot
"A ge Park. ~,
1$Sunday morning at St. Rita 5
urch, Mt. Ida, mass at O'Clock ana