Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-17


October II, at their home, % East
Walnut street, RosemOnt.
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Pearson OF
Montgomery, Ala, are guests of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. R. Crown in Rosemont, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Franklin Wat
son and little daughter, Of AleXap-
dria, have taken an apartment IN the
home of Mrs. c. j. Goldsworthy IN
Rosemont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen l.. Keys ana
children of st. Elmo motOred to
Smithfield Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs. Keys parents.
Owing to the daily afternoon pray
or meetings, this week, the mission
arv society Of Del Ray Methodist
church will hold short business SEES
sion Thursday afternoon at , o'cIocE'
lust prior to the 2:30 prayer service
Every member is asked to attend tins
meeting.
The "Yates class" entertained over
an hundred members Of the othe:
classes of the Methodist Sunday schoo'
in the church and Young People
building in Del Ray, last FRIDAY
evening. Assembling first IN the
church building. an interesting pro
gram was presented consisting pr'h--
cipally of recitations, dialogues ana
piano solos and duels by the younger
members of the school This was fol-
lowed by games, each class beng
under the direction of a member OF
the Yates class. Then all were seat
ed informally around the room OF the
Young Peoples building and served
with lemonade, cake and small boxes
of candy from an attractlveIy dec
Grated center table. After anothe,
short season of play "good-nlehtS
were said and all went happily to
their homes.
The Rev. W. II. Best was IN Del
Raw ON Sunday, as anticipated, ana
gaye a stirring talk to the school OF
Del RAY Methodist church, followed
nv a forceful address at the IL
o'clock church service. MI. fri'z
Hauer of Mt. Ida gave violin solo,
DC Cvgne" by Saint-Saens during
the Sunday school session. As a pre-
Jude for the church service Mr.. Hauel
rendered MELODY" by Brig. Gen.
Dawes. and as an offertory TO
Wild Rose" by MacDoweM Nr.
Hauer's violin solo was followed py
Jessie Brown Pounds MY Wondertui
Dream" sung by Mrs. W. H. Best
A hand of life service workers IRON
Mt. Vernon Place Epworth league AZ,
tended the league service at the DeL
RAY church Sunday evening. ana
contributed TO the inspiratlona' ana
instructive features of the meeting:
All services at the church were Wen
attended.
Rcpinninr Yesterday afternoon anc
throughout the week,
nraver service will be held in the
Methodist church. Del Ray, at 2;@V
n, M. lasting one hour each day
These meetings are preparatory 10
the revival services which the KEY
J. r. Wood will begin in the churcn
next Sunday.
The usual Wednesday night pray
er service of the Mthodist church VIII
be held at 1880 p. m.
Mid-week prayer service at The
Baptist church, Del Ray, will be a.
s p. m. ~
Familiarity known as Buttons fell
from an upper door of the barn az
able fracture of a skull bone. A.
nue.. Del Ray, last Wednesday. II,
was attended by DrS. Yates and
RYDER, an X-ray showing a consider
able fracture of the skull bone. Al
though obliged to remain quietly
abed for the next two weeks, But
tons" is getting along wonderfully
wei, and hopes soon TO be out with
his piaymateS again.
Nr. and Mrs. Roy Cameron of Lloyd
avenue, Del Ray, have fine son. Roy.
Jr.. born to them October -, at the
hospital in Alexandria.
Mrs. Frank Norton of Braddock
avenue. underwent an operation at
Alexandria hospital yesterday morn
ing. Her condition at this time Is
very satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gill have g
little daughter, who was born to them
last Friday, October Is, at their home
in Bellefont avenue, Del Ray.
Mrs. s. H. Flagan and daughter,
Margaret. of Del Ray, spent the
weekend with siSter-lu-law. MIS-
Mary Schreiner, in Baltimore.
Miss Julia Wood, who was the
weekend guest of Mrs. A. Y. Brooks
in Del Ray, while visiting her brother
the Rev. j. X. Wood, returned today
to her home near Annapolis.
Mr.. T. II. Coates of Lloyd avenue
Del RAY. was struck by an automohl,,
in Washington last Saturday night
while crossing Pennsylvania avenue
NJ Twelfth street, and resolved an
injury TO his jaw bone which tortG
ratelv seems not TO be serious, al
though still very painful. Mr.. Coates
,..,,-,,,,I sunday from the Alexandra