Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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Mrs. E. c. Greenan is visiting
relatives at Aide, Va.
Miss Lillian Rambo is spending
his vacation in LeoHGrdtown.
Little Miss Ruth Elizabeth Ale,
Of North St. Asaph street, is visit
no relatives in Washington, D. {.
Mrs Lillian NJ. Cornwen returned
this week from Highland Park,
Richmond, Va, where she had a
most delightful visit at the home OF
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Sullivan.
Mr. A. D. Sullivan has returned
10 his home in this city after q short
visit to his son in Highland Park,
Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Claude A. Bib returned
last night from Tifin, Ohio, where
she had a most delightful visit with
her children, the Misses Helen F..
and James Allen Mansfield, at their
home ar Tifin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Miller, left
yesterday for Harrisburg, Pa,
where they viii visit Mrs. Miller's
sister, Miss Virgie Lloyd, of that
place.
Mrs. Alexander Kaufman and
son, Joseph, are stopping at the
Simpson House, Bluemont. Va.
C,, plto;., o,l con
Mr.. lie Roy Bendheim, are spend
ing their vacation at the Simpson
House, Bluemont.
Mr.. and Mrs. WATERSHED, accom-
panied bv the latter's mother, Mrs.
Julia V. Nails, of 1912 Prince ST.,
let Sunday for New London, Conn.
While there they will visit New
Port and Boston. taking the trip
home from Boston by sea. Miss
Kathleen Nails is visiting friends IN
Connecticut.
Miss Pauline Kidwell, has re
turned to her home in Payne street,
after a very pleasant visit with rel I
atiyes in Baltimore.
The regular monthly meeting of /
The Missionary Society Of the First .
Baptist Church, will be held Jonight, I
in the church at o'clock. A large /
attendance is requested.
Mrs. Louis F Bohraus and child
ren. left this morning to spend q
week at Colonial Beach.
The Girls Auxiliary of the Sec
oud Batist Church viii hold lawn
party at the residence Of Mrs VIII
liam Pettey, 81 South Columbus
The regular weekly prayer meet
ing at the Anne Lee Memorial Home
will be held at 1880 o'clock this
evening.
The lawn fete given last night for
the striking railway employees on
the lawn opposite the postoffice,
Potomac. Arlington county, was well
II will be repeated to-
night and tomorrow night.
Miss Elizabeth Baumgardner has
returned to her home in King street
extended. after u three weeks trip
TO LanSdOwH. Pa, Philadelphia. and
Atlantic City.
Mr.. c. c. Smoot. of North
n. c., is on q short
visit to his old home in this city.
Mrs. Samuel Johnson, of 200 Glib
bon street, has returned to her
hame, after a weeks visit at Colon
ial Beach.
a business meeting of the Relief
Truck Company will be held at 1870
o'clock mis- evening, at the engine
house IN Prince st-cct. \ full at
tendance is desired
Mr.. and Mrs. J, Archie Scrivener
ener'S brother, Mr.. Jack Crouch,
nave returned to their home in Au-
gusta, Ga. after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Louis De Mcl, for several
weeks.
street, this evening, from to Q
)'cl2ck. Lemonade, ice cream and
AXE will be served.
Mrs. May Winkelman and child
'en, have returned TO their lilme in
North Royal street, after spending
he past week at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Helen Wheeler Walsh has
eturned to her home in Alexandria
fter q months visit, 70 her relatives
n Newport, Rhode Island.
Five young women evangelists
rom Washington. journeved over to !
mis- city last night and conducted
ervices at the corner of King ana
streets.
Miss Anna Stump is the guest of
or Young cousins, Misses Nancy
nd Kitty O'Brien, at their home,
.inkora. Charlottesville. Va.
Mrs. J. E. Alexander and Miss
Iargaret AlexanGer are visiting
RS Ernest Y. Childs, in Cazenova.
Mr.. W. p. Woolls is spending -
Is vacation at Bhemont, Loudoun
'unty.
The funeral of Edward J. Atwel,
years old. who died yes
rday, will take place at 1 o'clock
morrow afternoon at the residence
his DaraDtS 225 South PAYNE