Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

O F, S, will hold its regular
6nthly meeting tonight at the Ma
hic Temple.
The regular weekly card party OF
Catholic Club will be held to-
5ht at the Lyceum, and a large
Eendance is expected.
a regular meeting Of the Motor
Impany No. 5 will be held at 1:5O
block tonight at the companys
nse. After the business meeting
6reshments will be served.
/ the absence of Police Justice F.
EDnvall from the city today, both
civil and criminal cases were
5aId by Acting Justice Aylett B.
f|ol:'
A banquet will be served the en-
hers and their wives tonight IN
4 Fellows Hall by the local chap
of the 3. Of L. f.
Sarepta Lodge of Odd Fellows will
d it's regular weekly meeting in its
/ in North Columbus street to-
Frow night.
oriental Lodge, No. 6, Knights of
hias. will hold it's regular meet
tonight in Pythian Temple, Cam
n street. All members of the or
are requested to be present.
Much interest is being created in
city in the interviews published
1.-THE Gazette each day under the
Rdlines of "For Greater Alexan-
p"
Rev. DR.. E. B. Jackson made an
tress on Robert E. Lee before the
Aents of the Alexandria High
pool this morning in the High
4ool Auditorium.
The Conference on Prayer and its
disabilities to be conducted by canon
IComb, in st. Paul's Episcopal
birch tomorrow night will begin at
5 p. m.
khere will be the regular meeting
THE Ladies' Aid Society OF En-
huel Lutheran Church, tomorrow
at s o'clock at the home OF Mrs;
Etliam Rocker, corner Prince ana
: yette streets.
ut the theatres tonight; The
shmond is showing again Anita
in "The Invisible Fear" The
etomar presents Marie Provost in
Sbody's Fool" and the Idle Hour
as it's main attraction, House
fers and Jane Novak in 1.-The
Ail's End"
The Friends A. c., composed OF
hey, Rowland, Hyman, G. Bayliss.
. Ia Capt. J. Bayliss, challenge the
gh School reserves to game Fri
v night. The Friends average l2O
nnds. Managr f. S. Robey, 332
nth Patrick street, will handle all
fFespondence.
MIR. Robert H. Hancock and family
SOS South Lee Street, were made
fently i'll at their home last night
m Ptomaine poison which it is
1bmght, resulted from eating canned
ais. The condition of the family is
AQrted as better today.
asst Friday and Saturday even
at the Richmond Thsst2er-Mr,
rfman, violinist at the theatre,
We a very delightful solo "The Sou
bir," accompanied by Miss, Fanny
Sdaga. pianist at the Richmond
Inn Washington. The music lovers
the audience greatly enjoyed the
- nber.
fthe Old Dominions are all set for
big game tonight with the Leon
Atown team. This promises to be
of the most hotly contested games
the season, as the boys from
ryland have one of the best teams
> their section and are confident OF
bping the locals. The Boat Club
improved greatly since the first
the season and are ready to show
fans some real basketball to
nit. The game will start at S:l5
The Armory.
Cne meetings which started at the
6nd Baptist Church last night are
acted to be a very successful Sc
The visiting pastor, Rev. Ram
spoke to a very large audience
hi night. Tonight, and for several
IS to come, James D. McCravey,
:: famous singer of the Moody
R1e Institute will be present. Be-
rs being a great singer, Brother
Cravey is reported to be violin
with no mean degree of talent.
general public is cordially in
Ia to attend these services. which
last for about two weeks.
registered at the hotels today are:
the Monticello:-A. A. Lipscomb,
Washington William Thomas
hes, of New York City. Mrs. John.
of Orange. W. H. Hyde, of
> istow, Va. and Jack Corell, Of
IN Francisco. At the Rammel:-T.
: Hershey, of Collinswood, n. j., A.
Geefried, of New York City, w.
Pearce of Providence, R. l., R. j.
1nn, of Baltimore. Md. A. P. Hick-
bn, of Leesburg Va. ". C. Stone,
Richmond. c. F. Bickers, of Rich.
ond, F. S. Oliver. of New York City,
titz Disse. j. w. Underwood. and
T. Underwood. of Richmond, R. L.