Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-03-16

Huddleson, McLandish. Oliver
and Nicholson regarding this
proposition,
The district meeting Of the 0.
F. A. will be held in Alexandria
March 10. All members off, Hern-
don, Farmers and Mechanicss,i VI
emma and Fairfax Councils are re-
quested to be present.
Revernd II. Fl. Young, brother
in-law of Mrs. II. L. Burrows, Of
Fairfax. has accepted a call TO
Archdeacon Rich who is Dean Of
the Mission. II is large and i'm
portant field, and his many
friends wish him God-speed and
are glad of his good fortune.
Southwest Virginia to succeed
Representative R. Waltoll Moore
will deliver an address at the an
nual banquet of the Cherrydale
Fire Department to be held
March %. Carter Glass and Gov
ernor Trinkle viii also speak.
Bruno H. Whitig, of Fairfax
County, attended the State DAIRY
mems Association which met at
Charlottesville last week. He was
reelected a director of tn Va.
Guernsey Breeders Association,
also elected to take charge Of the
Va. State herd to be exhibited at
the National Dairy Show to be
held at Syracuse, New York.
Reverend V. II. Council; of Cliff
ton, is confined to his home
through illness. Being unable to
preach his regular sermon at Nc
Lean last Sunday, his place was
filled by f. 7. Flenwiek, of Falls
Church. =:
His talk on "The Call of The
Hour" was very interesting. a
solo was rendered by Mr.. Suend.
a visitor for the weekend at Nc
Lean.
Mrs. Wagner, of near Langley
died last Monday of pneumonia,
and was buried on Wednesday.
She was sister Of Mrs. Fl A.
Dorne.
Miss Howard, teacher of the
primary department of Falls
Church, has been or the sick list
for the past two weeks; she re-
sumed hep duties Monday. -',.'t
Reverend G.. c. Shears is suffer
ing from nervous breakdown
which has kept him confined to
his room for some time.
He has recently had a very Sc
we're case of influenza and an OPP
Grafton on his eyes from which he
has never fully recovered.
At recent meeting of the Wo-
mans Club at Falls Church, plans
wre discussed for a sub-normal
school and it will be brought be-
fore the district meeting to be
held in May, ..-,4, --,-r,-
Mrs. J. o. Martin is spending
the week with friends in BaIti.
more. fpF&T
Nv. JameS Smart and Miss
Lillian Jones, of New York, were
married in Ashville. North Caro-
lima. March the first. After their
wedding trip the doctor will take
up his prastice in Herndon.
An ''Irish Party" twill be held
in the Parish Hall al Falls
Church, March II. f
VT. Kirby has purchased a
so sere farm from the Raymond
Kirby estate on the Chain Bridge
Road.
About fifty five dollars was
raised on New England Dinner
served by the Ladies Aid at Cross
man NJ. F.. Church. III was
most successful affair.
Mrs. 0. B. Livingston. Of Falls
Church, who has been very i'll, is
sble to be out again.
Mrs. NJ. f. Workman died az
the home of Mrs. Vernon Cock
rell, near Herndon' last week,
and was buried at Hamilton, her
former. home. ta
The Missionary Society Of NJ.
f. Church will give a school
luncheon at the Parish Hail Falls
Church. next Wednesday.
At the Baptist Sunday School
there were 2S4 members
present. This was record at
tendance, unsurpassed.
A playlet, entitled, 'Thc Reign
Of Miss Perkins" was given last
Wednesday by the George Mason
Literary Society at Mclean High
School.