The Washington bee., 1888-08-18

tlon in the notes of last week-The
pitcher given Mrs. Sallie Bell was
presented by Miss Tillie herbert
very fascinating young lady of
Trenton, n. j. A MIDDAY
Musical was given in the parlors of
the HaveloW House Aug, 6, under
the auspices of Misses Tillie Her
bert of Trenton and Eva A Chase
OF Washington, D. C.. Among the
participants were Miss Bessie
Slmms of Baltimore, whose instru-
mental solo was we'll rendered.
The rendition of Poorhouse Nan
was exceptionally fine by Miss Til
lie Herbert personated little child
gathering daises, and alarmed by
the approach of her dog Rover, the
tones of the child were so charm
lngly initiated. and the child's
grief so natural that the aud>
ience was delighted, and eagerly
clamored for another. The next
star is Prof. Layton, Washington's
favorite who always holds his own
wherever he goes. Miss Inez Cas-
sey of Phila., then executed a
selection from Bethovion in her
usually artistic manner. The in
strumental Duet (violin and piano)
by Profs. Joseph Adger and Sandy
AlsOp Of Phila., the we'll known
musicians of the north was highly
pleasing and elected much ap-
plause. The hotels are all full.
The literary entertainments of
the A. M. E. Chapel and Asbury
church were well attended. Rev.
Hammett delivered a fine sermon
last Sunday morning. The
Union Republican Club will turn
out 200 strong Sept. A grand
rally will take place Sunday Aug,
10th, at Glass pavilion, under the
directions of Rev. j. r. Willis,
pastor of the Second Baptist
oh rch, at which time, Rev. Stor-
um, Rev. Berthart Wilcox, Of
Phila., Pa, will speak. A grand
donky party took place at Glass
pavilion Thursday night. Mr..
VIM Clinton who has the finest
bath house here is always pleasing
to his guests. 1t was inclemenJ
on Sabbath, but the attendance at
st. James A. M. E. was good. In
the morning Rev. Bean the pastor,
The subject for the morning, Gle
ments of church strength. Text
Isaiah 52-1. 1t was thorough Bro.
henderson a young man from Co.
lum hia, preached nicely. The ar
rivals at the passonage were as
follows, Mrs. Berry OF Phila., Rev.
DR.. Bentley, pastor of Wylie st.
A. M. E. church, Pittsburg, Penn.
The Washington Light Infantry
is expected here Saturday. Miss
f. A. Chase, who is at the Have
low house spent pleasant after
noon on Apriats Pier Saturday and
at night attended the buring oil
MascO, which was enjoyed by
thousands. The concert given
at the Shelburne Friday night was
grand, Bass solo of MT. L. c. Os
burn was good, Mr. A. j. Emory
was business manager. There
were $4,000 people here Saturday
and Sunday. Arrivals at the
HavelOw House, from Washington
ID. c., Mesrs. Samuel w. Living
ston, Henry Cook, Edgar Ball
Lewis Ashington, Levi Chester
Mrs. L. Miles of Baltimore, Mr.
! George w. Yobson of Baltimore
Miss A. M. Poole, Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. S. Yrayham, Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. N. III. Jones of Harrisburg Va.
from Philadelphia Mr.. Jacot
White and wife, Mr.. Walter 2. Hal
and wife. Miss Annie Morris
Messis. C. III. Gardener,,J. NJ. Poul
son, II. Woodland, Henry Logan
The distinguished guests this
week at the Clinton Cottage which
are known as head quarters 0
Washington Society, are Miss V
Adele Montgomery of New York
j. A. Montgomery of New York
Phila., VIM. Z. Payne, Thomas H
Ringold, Ii. III. White. Washing
ton, ID. c., Mrs G. r. Wilson, Mrs
Sarah Burks, William E. Mat
thews, George w. Cook and man,
others.