Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-05

Mrs e.. j. GOIdSWOTNuy WIN iiSA
daughters, Miss Alice and Clara
Mae, returned last Friday to their
home in Rosemont, after a delight
full month in Eldorado, kans., where
they were guests OF relatives.
Miss Lillian Cradlin, of Rosemont
Is visiting relatives in Pen Mar,
Penn. over Labor Day, with her are
the Misses Inez and Anna Plerpolnt'
of Alexandra.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Y Barklay and
small daughter moved last Friday
from Number los Johnson Place,
Rosemont. to their home in Bluefeld'
w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. R. NJ Graham and
Mr. Edwin Graham, OF Rosemont'
with Mrs. NJ Crimes, OF Masning-
TON have been in Atlantic City Tor
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin, OF
Yardyille Height, \. J., are guests
of Mrs. +. E Ludwig, at Bonnie
View" North Braddock.
MIR. and Mrs. P. W. Baiger, Of Bal
timore, were weekend and LABOR
Day guests of Mrs. + ). ramon III
George Washington Park.
Miss Rena Wolf has returned to
her home in New York City after a
fortnight's visit in the home of Mrs
+. NJ. KiugSbury, at Lloyd Station.
A fine baby boy, Charles Elwood,
Jr., was born to Mr. and Mrs. ChaS.
Elwood Mervine, at their home, on
Hume Avenue, st. Elmo, on August
30th.
Owing to the general holiday yes
terday, the Guild of Emmanuel EplS-
copal Church will meet tonight at
1880 o'clock in the church at Brad
dock Heights.
Thomas Pence has returned to st:
Elmo after spending the past several
weeks with his parents in PennSyl-
Vania.
While riding wheel with another
boy. last week, Edward Fairfax, Of
St. Elmo fell. and his left foot be
coming entangled in the wheel. He
was dragged a short distance land
considerably bruised in addition 70
sustaining compound fracture Of
some of the bones in his toes. He
was attended by DR.. Amos and is
fast recovering from this, his latest
accident.
Mrs. n. Simpson, of Lloyd Station,
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Davis with
their son and daughter from Johns
town, Pa, over the weekend and
holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs Callahan have pur-
chased from Mrs. o. ". Price the
recently completed house on Brad
dock Road and with their two small
children moved last week from Wash
ington to their new home.
Mr.. C. Z. Mervine is quite i'll at his
home in st Elmo.
Mr.. Thomas W. Fairfax is very ill
with quinSy and confined to his bed,
ut his home on Raymond Avenue, st.
Elmo.
Miss Winifred Glascoek has re
turned home to East Braddock after
visiting Mrs. Clifton Warner at
Hamilton for the past two weeks,
during which time she attended the
London Camp Meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. W 5. Hayward, Of
Braddock Heights, have as their
guests, Mrs. Hayward'S parents, and
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Viii
kinson, of Norfolk, and MidShipman
Edwin Wilkinson L. s. n. also Miss
Jane Edmonson, from Bradentown,
Fla
Miss Dora Varney. of La Verne
Avenue. St. Elmo. entertained Mr.
and Mrs. James Pote who motored
from Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. H..
Ella Emerson. of Washington, d. c,
who STAYED for the week end, also on
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus CheSSer,
and daughters. Gladys and Margaret
from Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hammersley and
children. and Miss Hildegarde Jae-
GER. of Del Ray. enjoyed the weekend
and Labor Day AT OOlOhlal beacH'
Earl Fletcher. of Cottage Park,
who underwent an operation for ap
pendicitiS a couple of weeks ago, IS
still a patient at the hospital in
Alexandria. and seems to be slight
IN better Of the mild attack of ty-
phoid fever which followed his OPP
Grafton
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hople and
daughter. Frances, of Washington,
with Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Grammar
and small daughter. Barbara, from
Mt. Ida. were recent dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs II. d. Burke, in s..
Elmo.
Mr.. Claude Ballenger, of La Verne
Avenue. st. Elmo. is visiting his
grandfather. Mr.. T. W. Ballcnger al
Round Hill, and expects to remain
long enough TO enjoy some gooc
hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of Wash
ington. are spending few weeks II
Braddock Heights.
Mrs. H. D. Grimm and children, Of