Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-04-03
LORTON NEWS

Miss Dorothy Wiley spent the week
end with friends in Washington.
MIR. and Mrs. John Clancy ard chu-
dren mctored oven to Annapolis Md,
Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh II. Green entertained
q. luncheon d, Wednesday for q num-
be- Of her friends.
There was a very irterestinE meet
iug of the Moaday Eyonmg Club on
the 2lth with aboUt % present.
Tae Silyorhrook League met on
Thursday evening at the horac Of Mrs.
john Wohr.
Mr.. r. f. Smith returned Monday
after haymo spent ;he week end w,h
his family 1T Midland.
Ny. and Mrs. Arthur Petit and
Mr.. Lewis beavers were guests OF
relatives in Alexandria ever Sunday.
Mr. Robert Steele and soa, WiHi-
fred. w. William Goodwin and son,
Aulrcv. sroa. Sunday N Washington.
There viii be pie -ocial At SPRING
mans Hall Monday evening, April
=. Cor tG' ncacGt o. S.ivcfDroDi.e y.
p. ChCr,a.
IN, Ladies Auxiliary of Poh'ck
Church ,yill meet oa Wednesday, April
- ~, ..ly1. Cf Il Wi.. near
w, Vernon.
Mrs. Rate DAYS md adoghtci, Miss
Olive Ka"i:r"e, and Mrs. SF&yu, and
d1U~h,o. G- washington .tcr" GUESTS
Of Mc an! NJ. Frank G. DcY;' TN
&-aiay.
Nr. and Sjs. y. y. Miller were
yIcels O. Sir. and Mrs William Dove
Jr., 1T dinner on Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Leary Of Occoauao. wae
calling 9a Friends IN the aei"hhlr-
hood Monday evening.
FIR. $. VI. Byme suffered a severe
attack of acute indigestion last week
but has recovered and returned 10
work.
Rev. J. W. Reall was returned to
the paetorate Of the w. Z. Church
on the OcccQuan circuit, by the Bal
tunorc conference that met at the ut.
Vernon Place Church in Washington
last wccE.
Wanda iawlcy and Norman Kerry
in "NtEuUOUS SINNERS" viii he
shown e., The Lvri- on Saturday the
1st. On and after April i, pictures
wll bc shown IN tn;s theatre on
TCcedlys as wen a. Saturday eve
ninaa.
Mrs. Joseph SprinsmaH and Miss
Matte T.. Goodwin entertained Sun
day-MisS MINNIE S,ruder of Wash
irgton. Mr. William Jenkins, Master
Emmett, Minnie Jenkins and Mr..
aarles StrUG@r Of near Alexandria;
Mr.. and Mrs. John West Of 81. Elmo;
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Sprrgnar o. Al
tSoLiyia also were guests of Mr..
SPriHguan's parent Sunday evening,
On Monday evening the Sd Airing
ton Lodge viii visit Accotink No. 70
with Their noted 4, gree team to con-
f,r The fust degree on q class o. cam
diGaJes. Also that evening Accotink
expects u number Of visitors from Po-
tomac ard Sarelta Lodges to wit
ness the splendid work of thiS team.
Sometime Sunday night robho.s
broke into the store Of TillingHast
and Company. Blew the safe by Us
ing high explosives causing parts to
pass through the roof. Valuable pa
peers and small sum of money was
taken. Fortunately, the e"enmg he
fore, Tiuinghast had removed ne
money. Fred Sandberg, bert;llion eT-
pert from the police department.
Washington, motorcd down and took
several finger prints and parts Of the
safe To Washington for close mSpee-
ton. The robbers are, no doubt, those
,"ho have been operative in and about
Washington for sometime. Appre-
Eension is expected soon.
Tuesday evening the following
members IRON Accotink Lodge, l. Q.
O f. No. 10 visited Arlington Lodge
No. 1913 to witness the degree team
confer the first degree: Grand War
den. f. H. Allen; Past Grands Rev
f. W. Mellichampe, Geo. W. Dove,
J. w. Anderson, Joe c. Morgan md
Kenneth Dove. After the degree
work splendid talks were given by
Rev. T. W. Menichampe, f. II. Allen
and others. Refreshments was served
and soon after II p. m. the brothers
were homeward bound. +. II. Allen
heinz n stranger in ARLINGTON county
had much difficulty in findiug the c'tT
80 Clarendon. With the aid Of the
;oH of .ial; no was, Hfter N,''S "''-
tailed scvcc,l Fonrs directed 10 '"'
rroercroue |jytlc town.