Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-01

was we'll developed. ana the chlIu
condition so critical that he was in
need of hospital attention Dr.
Chalmers presented the facts in the
case 10 The authorities of Alexandra
Fasritel and they permitted
the little sufferer to be entered as
a patinet st the hospital under treat.
rcnt Of DR.. Moore. According. to.
last repcrt his condition IS somewhat
improved. and he now has very Ia
vorable chance for recovery.
Several of the teachers were away
from the "Teacherage" for week end
visits, Miss Hall visited friends IN
Baltimore, Miss Hansford was the
guest of Mrs. Aitcheson in AleXan-
dria. and Miss Guynn visited her
brother in Washington. Mr.. Major
has returned to Del Ray, and his du-
ties as principal after a hurried
VISIT to ms sister who has been crit
ically i'll at her home on the Eastern
Shore
Tbs entire teaching body attended a
called meeting of the teachers OF
the county which was held in Clar-
endon school house last Saturday.
George Mason High School girls
basketball team was victorious IN
itss cheduled game with Curtin II
S. on the Georgetown Fairgrounds,
last Friday. The G.. NJ. II. ), girls
displayed excellent team work ana
are confident that the score 15-2 IN
their favor is the splendid result OF
hard. persistent practice under dl-
rection of their coach, Miss Taylor,
teacher of the End grade in Mount
Vernon Avenue School. The George
Mason girls will play their next game
at George Mason High School this
F-iday. November 3rd, when the
ri~ls team from Jackson H. S. Will
come from Georgetown to play
against them A good game is ex'
pected.
The Misses Louise and Esther Rich
ards were hostesses at a delightful
HaIlowe en- masquerade party last
Saturday night at their home IN
Braddock Heights. The rooms were
attractively decorated with autumn
flowers and foliage, with weird lights
and shadows from pumpkin Jack
o'lanterns and paper lanterns. The
usual variety of Halloween costumes
and fun prevailed. The guests from
around town were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Limerick, Misses Evelyn
Crane and Martha Crane, Vera Ives,
and Sadie Freeman; Messrs, Clar,
ence Duncan, Aaron Garrett, and
Charles Schreiner; the out of town
tguests we're, Misses Elizabeth Mot
| lev, Beulah Crowder, Alma Elliott
ard Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kearney,
from Washington; Miss Hilda Ne
rus, from Mt. Rainier; Miss Mabei
! Thomas. also from Mt. Rainier, Miss
silva .Wallich, of Silver Springs,
Md; Miss Annie May Jackson, from
Rock Hill. s. c., and Miss Grace Hud-
son and Miss Sallie Hudson, Of.
| Fredericksburg, Also Messrs. Allen
Ortley, Harry Newton, BroSddus
Rosson, John Rosson, Bennett Robin
son and Earl Groves, from Washing
ton; Leonard Negus, Of Mt. RAINIER,
Bennett Singleton, from Birming-
ham. Ala Leroy Myers, from Lees
burg. Harry Glenn, Mt. Jackson, va,
and Emmit Thomas from Maryland.
Mrs. Thomas Gill, of Philadelphia,
with Col. and Mrs. F.. r Whitmore,
from Washington, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
I Emhardt, in Rosemont.
The ladies of the guild of Emman-
uel Episcopal Church in Braddoek
Heights will serve a chicken dinner
tomorrow afternoon November 2,
from ) to 7 o'clock in Lee Camp
Hall, Alexandria. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at Gibson's Drug Store.
Editors Note:-Due to the crowd
cd condition of yesterdays issue we
We're obliged to leave out the Live
News.
Mildred L. Emerson,
Gazette Correspondent,
Phone 765-J-2