Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-17

at her home yesterday,
with a luncheon" followed by
Bridge in compliment TO Mrs.
George Taylor who is stopping
! in Washington for a couple of
weeks before returning to Au-
gusta, Maine.
Mrs. Downing entertained the
"Philathea" club of the First
Baptist Church, Alexandria, Mon
day evening. at her home on Lin
den street, Rosemont. The short
business session was followed by
social evening, and dainty re-
freshments served by the hostess.
Mrs. C. c. JudSon, of Rosemont
underwent successful operation,
Monday of this week at George
Washington Hospital, Washing
ton. Her condition at this time
lis very favorable for a complete
recovery.
Rev. J. R. Wood is visiting
friends in Upperville for couple
of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Winchester
and daughters, who have been
visiting in the home OF Mr.. and
! Mrs. II. A. Nesbitt, in Mt. Ida,
since leaving Tampa Fla, q
couple OF weeks ago, left yester-
day for thar own home in At
tica Nv York.
Mrs. c. T. Nicholson is suffer-
| ing an attack of grippe, at her
home in Braddock Heights.
/ AT Del Ray Baptist Church,
Rev. R. A. Mckay, pastor Sun
day services will be Sunday
School at 9:45 a. M, preaching
service at II a. M, and G:45 p.
IN, B. Y. P. u service at 7 p. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry and
two children, moved from Fred
ericksburg TO Del Ray early this
week, and have taken the house
on Peyton Avenue which was
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
Sutherland. and family.
Mr.. D. Clopton Chambers as
president of the Mt. Ida Citizens
Association, is in Richmond yes
terday and today in order to be
lprescnt at 4 session Of Joint
committee of the Senate and
| House of the State Legislature for
consideration of bills for the in
corporation of the city of Airing
ton.
The family of Mr.. Arthur
Campbell in Mt. Ida have all been
i'm with the grippe.
Lenten services at st. Rita's
Church, Mt. Ida. continue each
Wednesday and Friday at p. m
Sunday services will be 9 o'clock
mass followed by Sunday School.
Mrs Fred Peyerill who his
been very i'll at the Alexandra
Hospital, is very much improved
and returned Sunday, to her home
on Mt. Vernon Avenue, Del Kay
She wishes to extend her thanks
and appreciation to her many
friends for the beautiful flowers
and other tokens Of love and sym
pathv which she received while
at the hospital and since her re-
turn to Del Ray. Mrs. Pever-
mrs sister-in-law. Mrs. A. l.
Crane. Of Alexandria, is staying
with her for a while.
The yates Class of Del Kay
Methodist Sunday School will
give a play entitled, "The End oil
Perfect Day" in the auditor
ium of Mt. Vernon Avenue School
house. Del Ray, on the evening
of Friday, March the 2Srd' at =
o'clock, Admission, adults, so
cents: children, 35 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Gordon
and family, have moved into the
"Joffrie Place" at the top OF Mt
Ida Hill.
The "Chambers Class and
"Garv Class" will give a JOINT
entertainment last night and
posted the following invitation to
the public: "Miss P. 0. Tate
reouests your presence at social
10 be held in the Young Peoples
Building of Del Raw Methodist
Church on Windsor Avenue. the
evening of St. Patrick's Day
March 18th. from s until 10 p. m
Games. music and other features
iof a social evening viii be enjoy
ed by all: refreshments will DC
srved a Ia Jotato. ADMISSION
II cents.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Braddc,k Heights. Sunday servi-
ces Sunday School, at 10, preach
ing service. Rev. s. A. Wallis, ret
Tor. at II a. m. with offertor}
solo. 20 Divine Redeemer' by
Gounod sung by Mrs E. f. Mao
Morland. .,
Mrs. George Taylor, formerly
Of Rosemont, was the guest Of
Ms. John G. Graham in Brad
dock Heights, on Tuesday. Mrs
! TAYLOR is visiting a number o.
friends in this neighborhiooa dur
ing short stay in Washington
on her way from Florida to he
present heme in Augusta. Ne.
Sunday services at Del Kay
.. Methodist Church will be SUNDAY