Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-05-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Miss Bette E. Keyes IS VISITING
Mrs. Charles. Keene, in Dublin ia
Mr. Abe Rosenberg is sick at his
home in North Royal street.
Miss Dorothy Haycoek and MISS
Virginia wilkins are the week enc
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. JACK barrett
al their home in Clifton.
Mrs. L. N Duffey is in Danville
vbera sha was sent as a delegate
20 the third annual convention OF
fbe Federation of Business and Pro
fessional Women's Clubs Of Virginia
BY the local club.
Mrs Clara Shirley, who has re-
comfy undergone a serious operation
az +be Alexandria Hospital by DIR.
F A. German, is reported to be I'M
proving.
The Rev William C. Cummings, D.
D.. will preach at the Second Presby--
terrain Church Sunday morning and
night.
William H. Geyer and Miss Eliza
beth W Dorman, both of Baltimore,
were married this morning in the
parsonage of the First BAPTIST
Church by the Rev. DR.. E. B. Jack
son.
Mrs. Katharine Shepherd is at
her home on South Fairfax street
for a few days from the Blue Ridge
Sanatorium where she has spent the
last six months.
Mr.. Ellis Cook, who was operated
on at the Alexandria Hospital by DR..
NJ. D. Delaney, is reported as doing
nicely. He also is suffering from
a sprained ankle which he sustained
some time ago when he fell from
car.
The funeral of Mrs. Harvey AL
len will take place at 3 o'clock Mon
day afternoon from her late resi-
dence in Del Ray, Arlington county.
Burial will be in Bethel cemetery
Rev. DR.. Jno. Allison. Assembly
Evangelist, will preach in the church
of the Pilgrims. Washington, d. c.,
tomorrow, for Rev H. r. Bird, who
is attending the sessions Of the
General Assembly in Charleston, w.
Va
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Jaffa and Mrs. s.
Goodman, of Norfolk, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Jaffa, in Prince
street, en- route to Annapolis, where
they will attend the graduation Of
Mrs. B Jaffa's brother, from the
United States Naval Academy.
Additional contributions to the
fund being raised for Capt. William
Lawrence follows: Mrs. Lydia A.
French, 81; Miss A. V. Farrell, of
Washington, 81
A false alarm of fire at $3.50 o'clock
partment. The fremen went as far
as Odell's row on North Washington
street.
The Snowden School Alumni As
ISOLATION has invited the city School
4 Board to the annual exercises in the
auditorium of the Parker GRAY
School Sunday afternoon, May 81,
1922, at o'clock.
DR.. F. B. Jackson win occupy his
pulpit tomorrow morning, but will
preach in the evening. the Baccalau-
reate sermon before the High School
at Culpeper, Va. The pulpit of the
First Baptist Church will be Occu-
pied at the evening hour by the
Rev. DR.. A. F Anderson, associate
pastor of Cavalry Baptist Church.
president Harding's church,
Mrs. Fannie Struder, SO years old,
wife of James A. Struder, died at her
home near Franconia last night. Her
remains were brought to Wheatlev's
Chapel and prepared for burial. Be
sides her husband. she is survived bv
five children. The funeral services will
be held Monday afternoon. May 22nd.
at o'clock from SherOn Chapel, Fair
fax county, the Rev DR.. Samuel A.
Wallis officiating. Interment will be
at that place.
The Auxiliary to the Alexandria
Hospital will give a May party on
the lawn Of the beautiful and pic
turesque home of Mrs. George R.
Hill, CIT South Washington Street,
on the evening of Friday, Nav 20, at
: o'clock. There win be all kinds of
entertaining features for the little
ones and the grown-ups Music,
rhythmic dancing, novelties. home
made ice cream, and cakes that will
melt in your mouth. Altogether this
promises to be a very unique en-
tertainment and large crowd is ex-
pected In the event Of rain, the Nav
party will be held in the spacious
drawing room Of the residence.