The bee., 1882-06-10
OUR HOME CIRCLE.

Our HOME CIRCLE will be conducted
wholly upon a moral basis. We shall
discuss questions of morality and en-
deavor to show the best modes to pro-
note and establish a better society.
We shall record social doings within
our circle and pay particular attention
ID our public schools. We shall con-
demn foreign invasion as ruinous to our
domestic tranquility. We shall discuss
the arts and sciences, fashions. &c. We
invite all to contribute to Our Home
Circle and give hearty support to the
BEE. EDITOR
Our esteemed young friend, Walter
Curry, will leave the city for the sum-
mer in few days.
There w&s Wedding in West Wash
ington few DAYS ago. The bride was
sixty Eve, and has been married three
times, and the groom equally as old.
The marriage of Mr.. Joseph Morrison
md Miss Elzs Peasants will take
place this summer or early next fall.
The wife of cur distinguished ex-
Senator, now Register of the treasury,
Hon. b. K. Bruce, will spend the sum-
mer at home.
Our young citizen, Mr.. W. q. Wash
ington, the most fashionable beau
esprit in our social circle, has been
rendered a position on the reportorial
staff of the BEE
Mr.. Austin Flckling, late manager of
the Gait House, now on a visit in this
city with his sweet and charming young
wife, was presented gold-headed cane
by the employees, just as he was leav-
ing for New York few days ago. Mr..
Tickling is gentleman possessing fine
business qualities, who has sweet inter-
esting wife, who left for Troy, New
York, Wednesday, where she will re.
main month or SO; thence she will
visit Saratoga and remain there during
the summer.
The Bethel Historical Association
will entertain the members of the press
convention on the 9th of June. The
caterer of the evening will literally
present the invited guests the most
choice arguments, essays, music and
other literary "viands," that the English
language contains, which is expected
that all will be we'll filled, with q suf-
icient amount left for the next coming
year.
Those who have not yet fully made
up their minds to take a sea voyage in
mstrimony, are Miss Leonadas A.
Lewis and the sweet Miss Millie Herns,
Mr.. Lee Hance, who Is still on the hunt;
Mr.. Robert Green, who is on the hunt |
for Mr.. Lee Nance: and MFR. @. Lemar's |
broker business keeps him too busy, so |
he lie excused.
Hon. J. b Devaux, visits statues of |
evenings. Unless he can find sculp- |
tress no female need apply. He is
things u high things, dead on mar
ble."
In our last issue we stated that full
particulars of the reception at VIII
lard's Hotel, in honor of Lieutenant
would be published in
this weeks isFue; we desire to say that
since the full particulars appeared in
the daily papers, we deem it unneces-
sary TO make any lengthy report. The
affair was q most happy one, and we
regret TO say that the BEE was the only
Negro representative OF the race pres
ant to greet so distinguished fellow
citizen as Lieutenant Danenhower. The
address Of Commissioner Dent, chair
man of the committee of arrangements,
was sympathetic and logical.
The time is drawing near for the
,losing of our public schools, and our
young ladies will go to their respective
homes and remain until after the sum-
ner is ended. After long toll over