Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-05-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

rho ue,nino Hand Society Of Trim
itv NJ. f. Church gave "e .an;nS
Home" surprise party laS1 E'
70 70, '"e oentIv returned from TWO
az, tour of Delaware, New Jer-
na,, ond New York. The evening was
spent in games ana nus ~. an nres-
pleasant time was had OS al P
ent.
Al the regular semi,montehai6y
Meeting of Russell Mitchell FoSt ooS'
Veterans Foreign War held as'
n;obt ~ tho old Truck House favor
abIa action was taken on the mn
9 80 Of Rev. Robert Browne. pas
go NJ p. Church, to attend church
s so in body Sunday, June 4th.
~ 100 o'clock, and all members OF
~ most are urged to attend, as
many as possible wearing their uni
forms.
There will be a called meeting OF
tho Friendship Veterans Fire Asso-
citation Saturday evening at 8 O'CLOCK
:" make final arrangements for the
typ 10 Richmond. All members are
requested to be present.
The many friends Of Mr.. Creston
C. Burley will be glad to hear tnSt
he is able to be out after snort III
ness.
There will be a called meeting OF
rho American Legion Auxiliary Mon
day evening at O'Clock, at apart
ment Z, The Wagar.
Mrs. L. Harrington and two emil
dren. are visiting her sister, MIS-
X. w. Dudley, in Commerce street
Tom Mix out-mixes Mix tonight at
tho Richmond Theatre where he VIII
be seen sailing "Sky-hlgh INTO .ne
hearts of his many admirers. Dan
Hatton holds 4 good hand OF our
Hearts" at the lngomar ana the
Idle Hour is showing an all-star cast
Jack London's book, THE Star no
YER"
MIR. Dennis Whittle will give his
illustrated lecture, Rural England
This evening at g o'clock in the Nor
TON Memorial of st. PauPs Church.
Tickets may be had at the door and
the proceeds will go 70 the Good
Shepherd Chapel.
The Senior Glass of the High
School is looking forward TO tomor-
row night when it will be entertain
ed in Braddock Heights by special
committee from the Ladies AuXlh-
ary of the Y. NJ c. a. There will
be some surprises in Score for those
attending Judging from the informa-
ton given out at Y. NJ. c. A., head
quarters this morning.
+. c. Pullin for tomorrow will con-
vert his store into a temporary bar
and will serve free Of charge to all
visitors some of what he says is the
best soft drink on the market. He
is introducing a new drink into the
city.
The G /. A. gave a delightful
party at Odd Fellows Hall last night.
They were specializing on the old
time square dance etc, with real mu-
sic. Only one drawback was in evil
dence, the man who was calling the
figures could not call out free and
strong lest he wake some of North
Columbus street sleeperS.
Mrs r. ClOsSon and little son, YER
non, who have been guests Of Mrs.
Blossoms mother, Mrs. Daniel
Thorpe, have returned to their home
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs s. S. Carroll and
three small sons, of Capitol Heights,
Nd were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Purvis, early this week
Mrs h. r. Purvis. who has been
quite sick, is able to be out again
All is ready for the break down at
SnOwden School tonight. They say
that if any one has the nerve to try
to follow the music throughout the
evening he will surely be broken
down The fiddlers. according to
the best of reports, are some who
know their business when it comes
10 putting snap INTO Virginia Keel.
A pie and cake sale will be held
by the y. S. Greenaway Bible Class
IN the Office of Graham and Ogden
tomorrow, starting at o'clock.
The Musical Tea given by the high
school students at the home Of Miss
Corrine Reardon in Prince street
yesterday afternoon proved to be a
success. Several very enjoyable
numbers were on the program AMI 4
large number of the patrons and
students of the High School attend
ed. 4 silver offering was taken at
the door for the benefit of high
school athletics.
Potomac Lodge, No 3S. /. o. o. F.
will hold its regular meeting to-
NIGHT