Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-07-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Miss Kathryn Wolfe has returned
to her home in York, Pa, after
visit to Miss Alice Harding, All
Duke street. Miss Harding nov mas
as her guest, Miss Ethel "oi1e' Oh
York.
Mrs Lawrence Washburn De-
Motto. who is spending the summer
in Louisa. Va. is with her mother,
Mrs. Horace B. Ramey, 2O9 Duke
street, for two weeks.
Mrs. R. Maurice wilkins and
Miss Virginia wilkins have return
ed from two weeks stay at Cat
let's, Va.
The Business and Professional
Women's Club will meet promptly
At o'clock tonight and adjourn
early to attend the Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Wade,
Mrs. Lillian Yost, and Miss Nancy
McCleary, Of Fredericksburg, have
returned from a motor trip TO New
York, Albany, Saratoga and Lake
George,
Miss Annie Baggett and Miss
Martha Baggett have returned to
their home in South Lee street, af-
ter having spent some time as the
guests of Mrs. Irving Ludwig, in
Braddock.
Mrs. James Garvey, Miss Marg-
aret Garvey and Mrs. Kenneth Colt
have gone to Bluemont, where they
win spend a few weeks.
The July term of the circuit
court for Arlington county, Judge
S. G.. Brent presiding, closed Satur-
day. The docket at this term was
heavier than in recent years.
Today's session of the corpora
ton court for this city. Judge Rob
inson Moncure presiding, was taken
up with a hearing of number of
small civil suits.
A number of members of the Old
Dominion Boat Club have gone into
camp at Leonardtown, Nd. They will
remain at that place for about two
weeks.
Under the auspices of st. JOS
eph's Church a supper will be
served tomorrow evening on the
lawn of that church from until
O'Clock. This church is located at
the corner of Columbus and Wythe
streets,
The Alexandria ChautauQua Com
mittee announces the following
hours for the Chautauqua sessions :
Morning hour lecture 9 a. M; Jun
Tor Chautauqua, 10 a. M; Afternoon
Session, 3 p. M; Evening Session,
s p. m. These hours have been
decided upon for Alexandria in
stead OF those announced in the
printed program.
The Chautauqua program for to-
morrow, Wednesday, July ~, 300 "a.
m, morning hour lecture by the
Chautauqua superintendent, 1000
a. M. Junior Chautauqua; go
Concert, Ernest Gamble Concert
Party-A peerless trio, violin, basso
contralto-pianist, 800 y. m, Ora
matte Reading. 'In Walked Jimmy"
Beryl Buckley-An Interpreter of
drama who knows life and can viSu-
alize it in terms that all can under
stand. Night, 1870, concert. Ernest
Gamble Concert Party; 6 D. m. Or
iental Pageant, julius Caesar
Nayphe-Rated 99.5 per cent by
committees on another circuit last
summer.
The Columbian Players held a
very enjoyable social meeting last
evening at the home of Mr.. F.. A.
Sweeley, North Rosemont. The
players have made preliminary
plans for an outing to Chapel
Point, Maryland, Sunday, July 23rd.
Mr.. ThurstOn De Masters. tenor
soloist, of the Second Baptist
Church, Of this city, sang Sunday
morning in the First Baptist
Church, of Petersburg, Va. solo,
From the Garden to the Cross
Alone" and Sunday evening in
quartet, Even Me-" In the Wash
lngton Street Methodist Church.
Miss Mary Dell DOMINION, soprano.
Miss Mary Patterson, alto; John G..
Harris, baritone.