Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-07-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Rev c. J. Goette is spending his va
cation at Sea Breeze, New York.
Mr.. NJ. Jaffa left today for Atlantic
City to spend the next TWO weeks.
r. c. Black has Just installed a new
and up-to-date refrigerator In hls
grocery store at North Rosemont.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Apperson an
ncunce the birth Of boy on July nth,
at theit home in Duke street.
Miss Helena Schoenfelder has just
enioved a delightful cruise Of the
Great Lakes on the palatial steamer,
"Octorara'.
Messre. CORTLAND, Roberts, Nal
comb Self, Archie and Harvey Mil
IAN. Jr.. are spending some time camp
inc at Colonial Beach. They are &C
ccrpanied by Mrs. MILAN and Mrs.
Annie May Paige.
The trustees of the Methodist Pro-
.estant Church have sold to Ernest
-. Bragg the former church parSon-
aye on the west side of Patrick, be-
tween King and Cameron streets.
meeting of the Alexandria Rod
and Gun Club will be held tonight at
5 O'Clock in the rooms Of the chamber
Of commerce.
There will be no meetings of the
Ladies Auxiliary to the American
Legion during the months of July and
august. These meetings will be re-
sumed in the fall.
Mrs. Miller, wife of Policeman Chas.
G.. Miller, of 1T Duke street, at Gao
O'Clock this morning presented her
husband with a fine ten-pound baby
girl. Both mother and daughter are
doing very nicely
Mrs. c. f. Outcalt and Miss Louise
Outcait are spending some time IN
Pittsburg, Pa, and Dr. Charles r..
Outcalt IS spending his vacation IN
CapoH Springs, W. Va.
Members Of Relief Truck and En-
gine Company viii have as their
quests st d crab picking tomorrow
rieht members of the Citizens Band.
The festival will be held ia No. l
TrJ.l House.
Harry w. Wade gave some very
neat little pads away today. The hol-
der is Of genuine leather and the tlIlers
viii be renewed when necessary, free
Of charge by Mr.. Wade.
Seminole Tribe No. 80, Red Men,
vii hold it's regular semi-mOnthly
meeting tonight in Alexandria Ma
tlonal Bank Building at 3 p. m. Adop-
ton degree will be conferred on sew
era. palefaces.
In case of rain, the lawn party
which is scheduled to take place on the
lawn of c. c. Carin vii be held in the
Westminster Building. This fete is
being given by Circle No. 10 of the
Ladies Aid Of the Second Presbyter-
ian Church.
At meeting of the James w. Jack
son Holding Association Inc. held
last night in It's hall la North Pitt
street. several new directors were
elected and dividend of 5 Per cent
was declared, payable after August /.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F.. Pickett en-
tcrtained the friends of their niece,
Miss Rehec,a Lewis Moore, at most
attractive card party last evening.
Miss Mocre'S marriage to Carl :.
DriSchler. Ensign. u. $. n viii take
place next week in Christ Church.
49, Mrs. +. ?. GrigSby, who has been
spending the past week I'm the home
of MIR. and Mrs. George NJ Reynolds
in Braddock, has returned 10 her home
m KING George County, accompanied
by Mr.. W. Pmyis Reynolds. Mr.
Reynolds will spend several weeks in
King George.
Captain and Mrs. NJ. A. Hickman
and d2uGhtorS, Miss Marjorie Hook
man and Miss Miriam Hickman, Of
Camp Humphreys left yesterday for
New York from whence they will sail
fer Hawaii when Captain hickman
is 90 be stationed. Miss Miriam Hook
man was graduate of Alexandria
High School in the elias of 1870.
James r. Cation will leave today for
San Francisco to attend the meetings
OF the conference of Commissioners
on Uniform State Laws: the Confer
ence Of State Bar Associations. and
the American Bar Association. Mr..
Cation represents the State of Nir-
ginia i'm the Conference of Commits,
SionerS on Uniform Laws, and repre-
SCENTS the Virginia Bar Association at
the American Bar Association and the
Conference of State Bar Associations.