Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-02

|E. f. MacMorland. Sunday
School as usual at 10 q. m.
Mr.. Mars Feagan, from Char
lestown, w. Va. paid brief WIS.,
it to his aunt, Mrs. S. II. Feagan,
in Del Ray. this week. 3eTt
: Mr., f. NJ. Curtis 3 continues
critically i'll at his home on Ray
mond Avenue, st. Elmo. HIS
small daughter, Lucille, is conval-
escing from pneumonia, and Mrs
Curtis father, Mr.. l.. A. Mar
shoulder, over two months ago IS
still bedhid,len.
Mrs. Grant Forbes of Eloyds
Station is "a in Sayre' Pa, this
week. having gone there to attend
the funeral service of her moth
err. Mrs. c. T. 'Washburn, whose
death occurred last Sunday.
Mr.. K. l.. Grammar and fam
lily have moved into their new
bungalow in Mt. Ida,
The Mt. Ida Citizens Associa-
ton will meet at 7;45 O'Clock
Monday night in the auditorium
of Mt Vernon Avenue School
Speakers from the country will
be present to- address Tbs, meet
/ ing. In the interest Of the pre-
posed incorporation of Arlington
County. y..fta.{l t1et
Mr.. David King returned this
week from Alexandria Hospital
to his home in Cottage Park
where he is steadily improving in
health following a recent opera
I vi The hour of. Gsshts1n selvitssss 1T
stss$ Raaes ChptshS Mt5iIda,is has
been changed TO 5 O'Clock, every
Wednesday and Friday Through
Lent. The Sunday service will
be the usual 9 o'clock mass, fol-
lowed by Sunday School.
J At4vaudeglh shnyp by ,nipils
of George Mason High School as
sisted by outside stalegt. svin she
presented tonight in the auditor
ium of Mt. Vernon Avenue school
house, Del Ray, at 8 o'clock. Re-
served seats 30 cents, general adj
missioie SIS cents. j.t !
Master. Roderick c. Adams cele
brated the ,Sth anniversary Of. his
birthday lakt rsstqrday gsfterno3n,
with a jolly little party from 2
until o'clock, at his. home on
La Verne Avenue, st. Elmo. Toys
and merry games were enjoyed
by all the young hests. 1. Those
present were. Jack and jane Var
ney, Edna and Stanley Keys
Louise Payne. jeanette Michel
bach, Barbara Cations Alice Ha-
ley, Hattie CobeanF Barbara Da-
Wis, Virginia Rollins and Teddy
Freeland. 4ul!.iA hisy':'
Sunday services at Del Ray
Methodist Church Will be- Sunday
School at 9:45 a. m., preaching
service by the pastor. Rev J. r.
Wood, at IL a. m, and 1870 p. H.,
With the sacrament of the Lords
Supper conducted BY Rev 10 c.
Beall at both services. Epworth
League service at Gas p. m. 10
The supposed case, of scarlet
fever in the family of Nj c. A.
S. Sinclair. at Braddock Heights,
proved to be only a skin rash,
consequently quarantine has
been lifted, and yeung, Miss Fran,
ces will return to school on Mpn-
day, 49, sse2 :
At Del Ray Baptist Church!
this Sunday. the Sunday School
will be at Gas a. m.,followed BY
preaching service and cemmun-
ion service at II "a. M, conducted
by Rev. R. A. Mckay, pastor.
who will likewise deliver the
evening sermon at 7;45 p. M; e.,
Y. p. e., meeting at z. p. m. ~
The Guild of Emmanuel Epis-.
copal Church will hold a very
important meeting at 2 o'clock
Monday afternoon, in the home OF
Mrs. Rober. n. Rust, IN Brad
dock Heights Every member is
urgently requested to be present
Mildred L. Emerson
Gazette Correspondent.
Phone T65-J-2. . 3