Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-19
FAIRFAX NEWS

FAIRFAX NEWS
Miss Nan Mitchell has returned
from a TWO weeks visit with her
aunt, Miss Teeny Deane, OF Ruck-
ersville.
Mr. Harry Marshall has returned
from a trip to Little Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Stewart were
visitors at Fender Sunday.
Mr. R. f. Marshall has just got
ten back from his annual trip to
Atlantic City.
Mr. Brown, son-in-law of Mr..
and Mrs. James Birch, of Fairfax,
is slightly better. He has been i'll in
Providence Hospital, Washington,
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Douglas Merchant is con-
fined to her bed with "flu."
Messrs. Arthur Hume and Walter
Green were visitors at Burke We'd
nesday.
Messrs Arthur and Earl Boyd
were in Burke Sunday. They are
contemplating a short sojourn here
as their work brings them into the
vicinity.
Mrs. f. Roby and brother, Mr.. c.
w. Bayer and niece, Miss Nellie
Broker, are at Stone Harbor, n. D.,
on their vacation.
Mr.. Arthur Cummins who has
been visiting his brother in New
Jersey. is at home again.
A party consisting of Mr.. H. NJ.
Gibson and his daughter, Miss Ruth
Gibson and Hilda Robinson mad Mrs,
Grant, of Washington, motored to
Aide on a visit to Mrs. j. +. Guile
While away they will attend the Al
die Community Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Roby, of Cliff
ton, announce the birth of fine
baby girl.
A settlement was reached at a
netting of the Providence School
Board in regard to the erection Of
the Vienna School. There has been
a great deal of misunderstanding
about this but upon the explanation
by Superintendent NJ. d Hall the
contractor, Mr.. Smith of Oakton,
will begin right away to finish the
structure in order TO complete it
before the school term begins.
Mrs. =. P. Hutchinson and niece,
Miss Lillian Hutchinson, are visi-
ting the formers sister, Mrs. G. f.
Roby, of Clifton
Miss Madeline Spier and Mr..
Carlton Sisson were married at the
brid home, Hickory Hills, at Nc
Lean, 5st Saturday at 5 o'clocS.
They 'ott q o'clock on their we'd
diuc md upon their return
VIII Up their abode in Wash
in Iere Mr.. Sisson is in bust
ness
Prof. Ira Lamb, of Nebraska, is
here on a visit to his son, w. II.
Lamb, of Centerville.
Mrs. Frank Page, of Fairfax, is
now entertaining as her guest, Mrs
Johns, of Richmond,
Miss Hannah reports a lovely time
at the house paEties which she at
tended at Yorktown and Virginia
Beach.
Last Wednesday evening the
Bridge Club of Fairfax, spent a nice
evening at the home of Miss Doro-
thy Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Groves, of Wash
ington. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hollie
Barnes, of Fairfax.
Messrs Walter and Bob Oliver,
of Fairfax, and Messrs. Donald
DOYLE and Louis Shandelson, Of
Washington, have organized an or
chestra, consisting of piano, saxa-
phone, drum, and banjo.
Mrs. Thomas r. Keith, Mrs.
Frank Page and Miss Gertrude Cor
don were recent visitors at the home
of Mrs W. +. Lee, in Ravensworth.
Mrs. Virginia Chase, of Chevy
Chase, is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Harry Craig, of Fender.
Mr.. John Rust and family, are
spending a short vacation at Ocean
View.
Mrs. J. P. Mason, Mrs. R. L.
Smith, and Mr. W. f. Dunn, and
Messrs. w. w. Perry, Horace Buck
man. II W Walker. and Meredith
Hughes.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society and the Ladies Aid of the
NJ. +. Church of Vienna, were enter
TENED very ably by MesdameS F. F,
Teichman mad J B. Sellers. A ba-
zaar will be held on the church lawn
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