alexandria gazette (alexandria, va. : 1834).(alexandria, va ......the proprietor of taloot's ice...

Mr.. Lisle E- Roadhpuse ?s a patient at the Alexandria Hospital. Heis iil with typhoid fever.

i' t;' yMr. and Mrs.-R« B. Hacker were

presented with a fine .son SundaySunday evening. Mother and babyare' doing fine-.- , . ,;

.Mrs. Catherine Sinvms who hasbeen quite sick at her home in northPik street for the past two weeks,is -able to -be out-again.

Messrs. Louis Lennon and VictorEaton are spending two weeks' va¬cation visiting Buffalo, NiagaraFalls. Toronto, Montreal ar.d NewYork.

"Remember the garden party, Tuesday evening, June 21, given at theChrist Church rectory lawn by theGirls' Friendly Society. Come andbring your friends.

There will be a called meeting tonight of Andrew Jackson Lodge No.120, tonight for the purpose of ex¬amination advancement work in theMaster Masonic degree.

"Mt. Vernon Council, Daughters ofAmerica, will pay a fraternal visit tothe Council of the Daughters ofAmerica at Ballston, Va., tomorrowevening. Will leave f Prince andRoyal streets at 7 o'clock.

The alarm of fire at S:30 o'clockyesterday morning was caused b. apile of sawdust on the floor of thesmoke house of Armour and Com¬pany, Cameron and Henry streets.A cigarette or cigar stump is thoughtto have caused the blaze.

The proprietor of Taloot's IceCream Parlor surprised the membersof the Gazette force today by present¬ing them with a gallon of deliciouspeach ice cream. Needless to say thedelicacy disappeared with amaziurapidity ami a profusion of thanksto the dionor.

Aguinaldo's DaughterBride at Alexandria, Va.

Washington-, June 20..-Miss Car¬men Auginaldo, only daughter of thecelebrated Filipino insurgent generalwas quietly married March 30 r.tAlexandria, Va., to Jose P. Melenicio,director of the Philippine Press Bu¬reau here. The marriage becameknown here yesterday, and has.justbeen announced by General Aguinal-db*in Manila. Mrs. Melenicio has beena student at Wellesley College. Withher husband, she is spending herhoneymoon at the home of Philippi >eCommissioned de Veyra.VIRGINIA.

In the Clemk'S' Office of the Corpo¬ration O. or: of ibc Qlty of Alexan¬dria, on the 10th day of June, 1921,Mary Wiright Colston, complainantThomas Colston, defendant, In

Chancery No. 1G3I-MEMO.The object of this 'Suit is to obtain

for the complainant an absolute di¬vorce from the bonds of matrimonyfrom defendant, c:« the grounds ofwilful end v.hit _ry desertion andabandonment for more tha i three'years prior to the institution of thTu,'suit; the right to resume her nia:denname; and fox general relief

I(t appearing by an affidavit filed inthis cause that the defendant ThomasColston is a non-resident of thisState: It is Ordered, Tivat srid de¬fendant appear here within fifteenclay§ afie* due publication of this or¬der and do what is necessary M pro¬tect his interest in this suit.Davis and Budiwesky, P. Q.A Copy Teste.

NEVELL S, GREENAWAY,11' -4wp '¦ crk

VIRGINIA.In the Clerk's Office of the Corpo¬

ration Court of the City of Alexan¬dria. on the 10th day of June, 1921:Edward G. Cabel, vs. Kathryn M.Cabel, In Chancery No. 1629.MEMO.

The. object cf this isu.it is to obtaina divorce a mensa eit fhoro for thecomplainant. Edward G. Cabel, fromthe defendant, Kathryn M. Ca|el, on;the ground of wilful desertion andabandonment, without just cause orexcuse, and upon the passage of thestatutory period, that the said Ed¬ward G Cabel shall be granted a di-.vorce a vinculo matrimonii, and forgeneral relief.

.lit appearing by an affidavit filedin (this cause that the dfoendantKathryn M. Cabel "is a non-residentof this State:-Tt is Ordered. That sai.idafendanlt appear here within fifteendlays after due publication of this ord'er 'and do what- is necessaryto pro¬tect her interest In this suit.E. G. Duvall, P. Q.A Gopy Teste.

NEVELL S. GREENAWAY,140-4wp Cleik

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