Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-07-01
CITY News m B2iEF

Monday Tor Az "N'
he will spend tw a
Communion So WI e OBJ
served in the Fl SAP Church
tomorrow morniI tn o'clock
service.
Mrs. Alberta leEast5 p
Eldridge Reyes
spending some me tci'-i'
Beach, Va
Miss Virginia Tayio,. o. Ii D.
mond. Virginia, ne ga
Marian Dienelt at he' 1m. n
RosemOnt.
George Fletcse Slas D,-eys
and Horace Deve t2ve return 80.
this city, after IKE nt,lgu
Northern Virgin
Mrs. C. E. Po,el., aho sen
visiting Mrs. CIR IN In UrH N,
Pa, has returne ~ ne na n
this city.
All Chautauqrs 81 ira, are
urged to be p en' At ing
which is to be he-~ IN thc .suber
of Commerce Wednesday ng.
July 5, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Ruth S. Field, who / r.er
out of the city for the sl six
weeks, has returned and W -tAe
up her work at her reside 2o3
South Washington street NJ '8
The office of the Alexano Wa
ter Company closed at no -clG.
and will not be reOpened 'i
a. M, Wednesday, July 5. GONE
sumers are requested 10 t
Alexandria Lodge No. 75S snev-
Olent and Protective Order Flks
viii hold big class initial Nor
day night when fifty candiu--,-
be initiated. A social session will
follow.
Mrs. George Robinson and daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Robinson, will
leave tomorrow for Portsmouth,
where they will spend some time
visiting DIR. and Mrs. Miller.
The many friends of Miss India
Miller. of this city, were greatly
surprised to hear of her marriage to
Mr.. William Adams, of Washington.
D. c., May s, 1922. Rev. Edgar Car
penter officiating.
The Social Union of the First
Baptist Church was entertained
last night at the home of Mrs.
Jester on Braddock Heights. The
lawn was spread with good things
to eat ana the affair turned out to
be the success it usually is.
Miss Myrell Pugh. daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. f. H. Pugh. of
Charlottesville, was operated on
last night in the Alexandria Hos
pital for appendicitis by DR.. De-
laney and Dr. Young. Miss Pugh
was the guest of Miss Ruth Bragg.
in North Patrick street.
Gloria Swanson is the star at the
Richmond again today in "The
Great Moment" one of the pictures
taken from the books Of Elinor
Glyn the famous author of "Three
Weeks" The Ingomar is playing
Franklin Farnum in "White Mask"
The Idle Hour is showing "The Man
Who Paid"
Miss Charlotte Hammond left
Yesterday for Shenandoah Junction, .
where she will spend two weeks Wis
iting friends.
Mr. Charles c. Carlin, Jr., and
Mr.. Chester Pierce, left TODAY for
Richmond, Va, and Williamsburg
Va, where they will spent several |
days
All men of Alexandria and vicin-
ity are invited to be present at the
regular meeting of the Baraca |
Bible Glass in the First Baptist
Church tomorrow morning at $3.50 (
O'Clock. This class is doing great |
work and wishes to have as its Wis |
ltors members of other Bible Clas- /
SEES IN the city. Come and see how .
the Barracks do it.
Beginning Monday the price of .
admission for children under -
years of age at the Richmond The /
atre VIII be ten cents i'm the after
noon and fifteen cents AT NIGHT
This reduction is made especiallv 10
give the little children n better
chance to see the pictures in the af-
ternoOn.
One of the most enjoyable dances
of the season was given last night
in Elks Hall by Mr.. Briarlv Glenn
and Mr.. James NJ. Duncan. Jr Mn.
sic was furnished by the famous
Jazz Orchestra of Washington The
Gertie Wells Orchestra. Among
the guests were Miss Mickie Davis. /
Of Washington, Miss Margaret |
Moncure, Miss Elizabeth Warwick.
Miss Dorothy Morton, Miss Abby
Eoxton, Miss Inez Gwynne Moore.
Miss Mary Hunt Roberts. Miss Ro-
sella Burke. Miss Mary Written,
Miss Ruth lie Hew. Miss Margaret
Lynn, and Miss Virginia Steele, Mr..
Gardner Boothe, Mr.. Jack Robinson,
Mr.. Alexander Doniphan, Mr.. Win
slow Randolph. Mr.. Clarence Robin
son, Mr.. Hugh Marsh. Mr.. Charles
c. /Carlin, Jr., Mr.. Chester Pierce,
Mr. Edwin Pierce. Mr.. Edwin Graz
nam, Mr.. Allan Roberts. Mr.. Cam l
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