Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-26

ton has been very much improved
by interior decorations and repaint-
ing which completely transforms the
little church. Services will be conduct
! ed Sunday by Father Van lnglem, oil
Falls Church.
Services will be conducted Sunday
! by Father Van Inglem of Falls
Church.
Among the other good reports Of
| the Floris Vocational High School IS,
they are going TO invite the County
Board of Supervisors over TO N spec
ial dinner cooked by the young ladies'
of the cooking class, everything pre-
pared by their fair young hands and
served by them alone, in Just the
, proper way good cooked meal
should be served, so it goes without
saying the Hon. Board will lose not
moment in accepting.
The second year class in home
economies served luncheon to State
Supervisor of Agriculture. d. S,
Lancaster in a most creditable man
ner showing Just how much younf'
ladies can learn in so short a period.
Mrs. j. II. Troth was a visitor at
Burke last week. She is making her
home at Fairfax Station but expects
after a short visit to relatives in
Washington TO start with her sister
Mrs. Fanny Graham. for Florida,
where she will spend the winter.
There was no service Sunday
evening at the Good Shepherd Church
owing to aad roads between the pike
and the McAdam road which made il
impossible for the minister to get
there.
The oyster supper held at Ashford
| School house was not largely at
tended, owing to bad night.
The Christmas entertainment vii
be held at Good Shepherd Chruch OF
Wednesday night at 1880.
Miss Mary Clarke was a visitor a
Burke Sunday from her school a
| Vienna. Va.
Miss Tracy Gaines is the guest Of
Mrs. j. n. Ballard, of Pender.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Lamb who
have spent some time in Richmond
visiting friends and attending the
Educational Conference have return
ed to their home near Centervilie
Mrs. Joseph Linney, Of Washing
ton, was in Fairfax Sunday visiting
friends.
Miss Ester Kinchloe who he.
been quite i'll is much improved aAC
able to be out.
>, Mrs. John Redgenary, we'll known
around Fairfax, died at her home II
Lincolnia. Saturday, December 2. The
family have the sympathy OF all.
Miss Virginia Allison who has bee
visiting in Washington, has returned
home.
Mr.. R. D. Whorton made a shor
TRIP through Henrico and Stafford
counties, returning Saturday.
I Mrs. Dyer. of Fairfax, is visiting
in Shepherdstown, West Virginia, fol
few weeks. She vii return for thj
holidays.
:. Miss Evelyn Gaines made a short
: visit to her friend, Miss Helen Wood
d formerly of Burke, but now Of Side
burn. d
Misses Kathryn and Mable Magne,
are attending st. Mary's Acadamy
Alexandria.
Reginald Gaines and Harry Mar
shall were visitors at Vienna last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Berry arc
spending the winter in Florida.
Mr.. R. E. Marshall will leave
shortly for Florida to remain unit
spring.
Mr.. Linis Young has returned tc
William and Mary College after {
short visit to his home in Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Stewart spent
Sunday at Pender.
Rev. James NJ. Nourse died il
Maryland last week, being for many
years an earnest worker in Vienna
and Alexandria. He was loved not
only by large number in Presbyter-
ian Church but many outside the
church whom he befriended
A large still was captured BY Sher-
| if Allison at Fender last Friday
No one was found but an 80 gallon
still and 600 gallon of mash and q
quantity of other material were tax
en- by officers, also a 1850 gallon fer
mentors.
Mrs. Clark entertained number
of her friends in honor Of her sister
and friends from New Jersey last
week.
On November 80 Miss Marie K.
Hemslev mad Mr.. Omar J. Nigh were
married at Falls Church by Rev. w.
R. McElrov, of Falls Church.
Mrs. Fanny Bryce and son. Stew
art, expect to go to go Washington
through the winter.
Shield Mechanism. of Fairfax. who
has been quite i'll, is improving.
TLo ove+ny s,nnay n Fairfay Sta