Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-10-28
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Returning to Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wexford Brok-
enborough, who are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick G. Duyall, IN
Rossmont, will leave tomorrow for
their home in Richmond
Here For Winter
Mrs. f. j. Scott Of Hampton, Is
spending the winter with her som
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and MRS;
j. r. Smith, at their home IN Del
Raw.
Visiting in Trenton
Mr. John T. Beall, who has been
the guest of his brother-in-law and
sister. the Rev. and Mrs. 0. c. Beall,
in Del Raw. left today for Trenton,
where ne will visit relatives, before
returning to his home in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Miss Risheill Home.
Miss Susan f. Risheill, who is a
student of the State Normal School
in Fredericksburg, is spending the
weekend at her home in North Co.
lumbus street.
Mr.. Howard For Orange.
Mrs. T Clifton Howard left this
morning for Orange where she will
see the teams of Fishburne Military
School and Woodberry Forest play
this afternoon. She will later spend
the evening in company of the Fish
burne squad and will go TO Chariot
tesville with them. Her son, Cadet
Corporal Stansbury Howard is a
member Of the football squad.
Halloween Social
The first "spooky" social of the
season was held by the b. Y. P. w.
of the First Baptist Church in the
lecture room last night The affair
was attended by more than a hun
dred of the members of the Union
and their friends. Games of various
kinds were played. The hall was
appropriately decorated IN autumn
leaves and ghostly designs. Many
of those attending were dressed as II
they had just returned to earth from
that land which is always vacated
just before the eve of All Saints Day
And, as "usua. a most enjoyable
time was had by Ill" and generai
vote of thanks was rendered the
committee in charge.
Leaving Tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong,
who have been the guests Of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F G.
Goodnow. in Rosemont, for the past
week. will leave tomorrow for their
Tr,.ov Mills VIRGINIA
Concert And Lecture
The concert given at the Trinity
NJ. f. Church last evening was
great success in every respect. The
lecture by DR.. Daniel H. Martin, D
ID. on '"The Spirit of the Colonist,"
was delivered in his fine mastery
style and the musical numbers were
beautifully rendered the participants
being some of the most popular
singers of our town. The program
was as follows:
"Organ Prelude"-Miss Inez Pier
point.
Hold Thou My Hand" Vocal So
lo-Mrs. Stephen Fields.
"Organ Interlude"-Mrs. Judson,
orgsnist of st. Stephens Church,
Washington.
Miss Nellie Pierroint
Quartette-Mrs. Stephen Fields,
Miss Evelyn Howard, Mr. Clark, and
Mr.. Stephen Fields.
save Maria"-Mrs. f. F. Mae
NGreland.
Lecture, "The Spirit of the Glen
ist"-Dr D. H. Martin.
America
Accompanies, Mls. Judson, Mrs.
Pi,er, Miss Pierpoint.
Guest of Mrs. Lindsay
Mrs. William Ashby Byerly, OF
Bridgewater, Va, is the guest OF
Mrs. Charles 7 Lindsay, at her
home in Columbus street.
Returning Tuesday
Miss Ellen Fawcett mad Miss Susie
Fawcett who are now at Virginia
Beach, viii return Tuesday to their
home in Prince street.
Will Return Next Week
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Zachary
will return the first of the month to
their home in Del Ray, after an eX-
tended trip to New York, Niagara
and Chicago.
Mr. Waller Barrett Guest of Parents
Mr.. c. Waller Barrett, of New
York, is the guest Of his parents
Mr., and Mrs. Robert South Barrett,
in Duke street. Mr.. Barrett Will be
groomsman at the wedding OF MISS
Hilda Truslow Schneider and Mr.;
John Taylor Lewis, Jr, which will
take place this afternoon at 3
o'clock at st. Pauls Church.
Dir. Harding Returns
Mr. John R. Harding has returned
to his home in Del Ray, after spend
ing the past week in New York.
Return From Western Trip
Mr.. and Mrs ]. V. Hassen, Srr
who have been visiting in Los Ange--
les, San Francisco. Seattle, and