Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-07-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


ar this time to take up q matter OF
interest to the United Daughters OF |
the Confederacy.
W. L. Register has been appointed
a notary public by Governor t. Lee
Trinkle.
Miss Margaret Struder, returned
to her home today, after very
pleasant visit with friends at FAIR
fax Station.
Mrs. ]. H. Bitter, has gone to
her cottage, at Montreal, y; T..
where she will spend the months Oh
August and September.
r. f. Lee Camp will meet Mon
day night at s o'clock. a large at,
tendance is requested. Business oil
Importance
Word from Camp Meade says
that the drills have begun IN ear
nest. Ralph Fair, Talbot Haisllp
and Marshall Travers, Of this city,
are attending.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry W Trip an
nounce the birth Of fine young son
this morning at the Providence Hos
pital, Washington, d. c. Both
mother and child are doing nicely.
A called meeting of Mary GUSTS
Lee, 18th Va. Regiment Chapter U.
d. c., will be held Monday night at
8 o'clock in Lee Camp Hall 1t IS
earnestly requested that every
member of the Chapter, be present,
Mrs. Florence Baker Dow, Miss
Lillian Brill, Miss Mildred Morse
Miss Inez Pierpoint, all of Alexan.,
dria, and Miss Bernicc Lewis. OF
Washington, D. c., left yesterday
for 4 short trip to Virginia Bea H.
The Citizens Band of Alexandria
will play at the mass meeting to-
night of Westmoreland Davis, at
Arrnory Hall. The band will parade
the streets prior to the meeting.
Members of the band are requested
10 meet at the Relief Truck House
at $50 sharp.
Rev. F. Reinke, Of New York
City, who has accepted call to
New London, Conn, will occupy the
pulpit at Emmanuel Lutheran
Church tomorrow at HOO a. M, for
Rev. C. j. Goette, who is at Sea
Breeze, N. Y, on his vacation.
Ella Howard, who lives on Mont
gomery street, tainted shortly be-
fore 10 o'clock this morning while
sitting on a bench in the police
court room. The woman was taken
to an. adjoining room and 1T was
half an hour before she revived.
The richmond is again today
showing that famous all-star cast
in Don't Tell Everything" The
Ingomar has a 7-reel special, Cam
eron. of the Royal Mounted" Inc
Idle Hour has Neal Hart in 1.-The
Lure of the Gold"
Miss Grace Dodd who has been
visiting Miss Florence Bond, AT
her home on North West street, left
today, for her home in King George
county, accompanied by Miss BOND
who will visit friends in Nlng
George and Colonial Beach.
While Miss Fanny Carter. super
intendent Of the Alexandria Hos
pital, is spending her vacation at
her home in Shirley, Va, Mrs. Rach-
ael Lee il in charge of the hospitaI
The hospital has very few patients
at the present time and only one
case of typhoid has been treated
this season it is said.
The regular meeting of the Ba-
raca Bible Class will be held in the
First Baptist Church tomorrow
mornig at $3.50 o'clock. All men OF
the city and vicinity are cordially
invited t. be present.
1t is hoped that all members of
the Philathea Class will find it pos
sible to meet with the class in the
Sunday School room of the First
BAPTIST Church tomorrow morning.
Come and bring your friends.
The members Of the Woman's
Auxiliary of st. Paups Parish, will
please bring their United Thank
Offering to the Church. Monday
morning at half past ten oIIock, a.
the convention is held so much ear
lier this year, it is most important
that me United Thank Offering be
handed in al this time.
Committees on arrangements for
the lawn party for the benefit OF
the new playground which It Is
hoped will soon be opened have been
appointed and the chairman of the
various committees are as follows:
Cakes, Mrs. George r. Buddin and
Mrs. Robert Blackwell; Candy, Mrs.
Ashby Reardon and Mrs. Lena
Tomlin; Lemonade, Mrs. Robert
Baldwin and Mrs. Penn; Ice Cream.
Mrs. Albert Dreifus, Mrs. Marshall
Jones and Mrs. r. Whitestone.
Tie lsrty is 20 be given near the
Chamter of Commerce sign on the
Union Station grounds AMI il Is
hoped that many of the ladies and
gentlemen of the city may find it
possible to make contributions 20
this cause. All contributions will be
gratefully received and should be
made to any of the above named.
The Motion Picture Post, one of
the best movie magazines ever pub
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