Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-07-18

ROSemOnt, mas recovered lEJiH HIS
recent operation ct Alexandria Hos
pital. when DR.. H. A Wood removed
his adnOids and tonsils.
Miss Mary Ford of Maryland,
who has been the guest of Mrs. VIM.
A. Moore Jr., in Rosemont for the
past two weeks, left Saturday morn
ing 70. buffalo.
Mrs. J. T. Stevenson and little
daughter. Of Rosemont. have gone
to Nelson county to spend sometime
visiting with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Krauder enter
tanned a numebr of guests SUNDAY,
in their home at number 26 Maple
St, Rosemont. Their guests VINO
were Mrs. Kraudehs' mother and
father. and sister and brother-in-
law. motored from Baltimore TO
spend the day.
Miss Charlin Stringsbuth, of Wash
ington. spent the past weekend with
her auntJ Mrs. G. c. Judson IN
Rosemont.
Miss Rosadora Stone Of Wishing
ton was a recent guess OF Miss "a
mile DeLane in Del Ray.
Rev. H. P. Hamin, D. D., viii con
duct the second quarterly conference
of the Del Ray Methodist church on
Wednesday evening, at the con-
clusion the mid-weeK prayer ser
vice.
The completion of the Young
Peoples building of Del Ray Metho-
dist Church is still awaiting the
windows, which have oeen delayed
in delivery.
Mrs. X. A Mckay and children,
of Del Ray, left this morning for
Colonial Beach, where they have a
cottage for the remainder Of the
season.
Mrs. George Carr returned Sat
urday from the Alexandria Hospital
to her home i'm Del Ray, and is con-
valescing rapidly from her recent
operation.
AIR. N. II. Whittelsey was the
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gary in Del Ray this past Sunday.
The Baptist Ladies Aid of Del J
Ray will hold their regular monthly |
business meeting at o'clock Thurs |
day evening. in the home Of Mrs |
John Ballenger on La Verne Avenue, /
st. Elmo.
]. c. Hildebrand and nephew /
Thomas. are visiting her parents in |
boswell, for a few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Holdings and !
family with Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Donoway and Mr.. and Mrs. j. R.
Johnson had 4 delightful outing last
Friday. They left st. Elmo at 4
a. m. for Whitewater, Va, and re-
turning home arrived in st. Elmo
Just at midnight The trip was
made by auto and consumed two
and a half hours each way while
the intervening hours were filled !
with the pleasures of boating, bath
ing, grabbing and a picnic dinner.
Each member of the party declared I.
it to be one of the most delightful
outings they had experienced, the
roads were eXcellent, the beach fine
and smooth and Mr.. Decatur, owner
of the houSebOat, also had canoes and
other boats or hire TO accommodate
those who would crab, or the others
who merely wished to go out on the
Potomac The party caught twenty
dozen of crabs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman with their
small son, Bobby, have returned to
Del Ray after visiting the past
couple of week with Mr.. Bowman'S
father in Culpeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Hildebrand |
of St. Elmo with their nephew,
Thomas Pence and their guests Miss /
Varney and Miss Emerson, motored |
to the farm of Mr.. and Mrs Frank /
p. Embrey whose guests they were
for the day, last Sunday.
Mrs. w. f. Norton Of Aurora Hills. |
spent the day in ST. Elmo yesterday. I
with the family Of her son, Mr.. /
Frank L. Norton, on Braddock Ave.
Mr. James Keys has returned 10 /
Philadelphia after visiting in St. Elmo I
for the past two days.
Mr.. Carl Roundabush from Balti- |
more spent the weekend with the !
family of his aunt, Mrs. s. G. He'd
dingS, in st. Elmo.
Miss Ruth Carpenter of Charlotte.
n. c., is the guest or her brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Lamm in Del RAY
Mrs. William A. Kleysteuber ana
small son. Billy of Del Raw are
making an extended visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. White. in
Charlotte, n. c.
Whooping cough has made its
appearance on Seminary Hill and
many of the children and young
folks of that community are suffer,
ing its disagreeable effects.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Leake and
SON, of Del Ray. are visiting relatives
in Charlottesville.
Mrs. Wallace Lunceford, of Del Ray.
left this morning with her two little
h