Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-02-21
LIVE NEWS
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posEMONT DEL RAY
BRADDOCK MI. Ida
ST. ELMO.
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Miss MATHS Lickey and Mrs.
Stevens are quite i'll at their homes IN
st. Elmo.
Mrs. R 3. Adams Of Rosemont,
left yesterday for a weeks VISIT TO
relatives in Richmond and Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Astryke,
of Mt. Ida, are visiting friends IN
Baltimore for a few days.
Mr.. James kennedy is quite i'll at
his home on Raymond Avenue, 81.
Elmo.
Mr.. Edgar Dare was home from
tho University Of Virginia for the
week end with his parents IN Rose
mont
Mrs. George w. Keys, of Rose
mont. is in Charleston, W. Va, to
spend a month with her sister.
Eugene and Janice, the two small
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Il.
Feagan, are very i'll at their home IN
Del Ray.
Miss Ella McAllster, from Wash.
inpton, was the week end guest OF
Miss Edith Garrett, in ST. Elmo.
Mrs. William S. Snow, of Rose
mont, has recovered from severe
attack of grippe and is getting out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Moore, Of
Alexandria, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Bark
lay in St. Elmo.
Miss Catharine Murphy who was
extremely i'll at her home on Ray
mond Avenue, ST. Elmo, last week,
is very much better today.
Midweek prayer service of the NJ.
E. Church, Del Ray, will be held on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Aubrey V. Brown entertained
a few friends at luncheon" Sunday,
in her home on Windsor Avenue, Del
Ray.
From the "Teacherage" at Lloyd,
Miss Hall went to Baltimore, and
Miss Burton to Washington for the
week end. Miss MacDaniel also spent
Sunday in Washington.
Mrs. Harry L. Wolgamot has re-
turned from the Alexandria Hospital
to her home in Del Ray. and IS pro-
crossing nicely towards recovery
from her operation.
The girls basketball team from
George Mason High School played the
Manassas High School team at Ar
mory Hall Saturday night, and lost
the game to their visitors, the score
being % to 8.
February 10 to 26 has been desig-
mated by the Baltimore Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, as 'pay up week on the Cen
tenary Pledges. If you don't receive
your statement see Mr.. j. E. Cassidy,
of northeast Braddock.
Miss Eugenia Tolliver, of Rich
Richmond, was the guest Of Mrs. Il.
E. Acton, in Rosemont, last week,
and left Saturday for short visit in
Washington after which she will re-
tlrn to Rosemont to complete her
visit.
Miss Mary Barbour was at home
in Del Ray over the week end and
returned yesterday to her duties as
teacher in one of the schools near
Lynchburg. On Sunday, Miss Bar
bour entertained at little luncheon"
for the Misses Josephine Shuster,
Rgth Rowe, Elizabeth Narncy and
Frances Spencer.
The ladies Of the Baptist "Aid"
are still hoping to recover the three
Sarge table cloths which were lost
last Thursday night somewhere be-
tween Rowzie's store, St. Elmo and
ford Avenue, Del Ray. They were lost
coming from the Oyster Supper, and
anyone knowing anything about the
cloths will plsasc communicate with
Mrs. George Zachary, or Mrs. Geo.
McCauley
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Graham arc
entertaining Mr.. Charles Herbert
Burns, grand lecturer OF the grand
lodge Of Masons Of the state of
Maryland Mr.. Burns is here to at
tend the convention of the George
Washington Masonic National Me
mortal Association which is being
held in Alexandria today and tomor-
row