The Washington bee., 1888-09-22
PERSONALS.

actively in the canvass.
Recorder j. M. Trotter is out of
the city.
Mr.. Minor Hamlin is in New York.
He is in the canvass.
Miss T. Cole paid a visit to ely
mont last Saturday.
Mr.. t. I. Fortune is in Ohio edit
ing red hot democratic paper.
Mr.. E. ID. Hardy has returned
to the city from Boston. Mass.
J Miss Flora Chapman, of Alexan-
dria, Va, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Ida r. Richardson is confin.
ed to her bed.
Mr.. James Johnson has returned
to the city and begun business
again.
Mr.. 81. c. Smith, of the 9th Au-
ditors office, will leave for Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, next month.
Mr.. Albert Clark of the WESTERN
APPEAL was in the city this week
and called on us.
Mr.. William W. Coghill, of New
York, was in the city, this week,
and will return in few days.
Mr.. A. Lincoln Myers is the
! manager of the great Mando's mu-
sical festival.
Hon. B. X. Bruce left the city
Monday for Indianapolis, Ind,
where he will open the campaign.
Mr.. Ralph Langston has become
a prominent citizen in New York
politics.
Prof. Mando, who will give the
great musical festival in this Oct.
2nd and srd, will arrive in this city
Sept. 22d.
The whole city should turn out
to Prof. Mando's musical festival.
| The young peoples carnival will be
a great event in the history of
musical art.
Prof. John 81. Lawson and Mr..
w. l.. Brown seem to be the two
great educational centers at Nash
vile, Tenn. Mr.. Brown is now a
father.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Calvin Chase was taken
seriously i'll last Sunday evening.
She has improved somewhat.
Mr.. Smith Wormley and family
have returned to the city, and have
gone into their new residence on
S street.
Mrs. E. Turner, of East Wash.
lngton, returned to the city from
Richmond, Va, Monday morning.
She was there visiting relatives.
Mr.. James Whitlow, after a
pleasant voyage on the sea, return
ed home this week, looking much
improved.
Col. Milton M. Holland has the
sympathy of his numerous friends,
and it is hoped that he will soon re.
cover from his late accident.
Mr.. Cyrus Spottswood, who has
been spending pleasant summers
vacation in and around Philadel-
phia, arrived in town this week
looking very much refreshed.
Mr.. w. V. Turner, of the Pension
office, was stricken with paralysis
last week while attending to some
business in the st. Cloud building.
He is improving now.
Col. M. NJ. Holland was seriously
injured by his new horse last week.
His wife, who was in Ohio, was
telegraphed for and has arrived
in the city to attend to her hus.
band.
Mr.. T. w. Chase, returned to the
CITY from Providence. r. /. Sunday
morning. The meeting of the Ma
tional Grand Lodge was a grand
success. Mr.. Chase, said that it
adjourned to meet in Boston Mass,
next year.
Mr.. Joseph Hannoe, of the In.
ternal Revenue Office, Treasury De-
partment, returned to the city from
New York, last week. where he had
been on a pleasure trip. Mr.. Han
noe is looking we'll and hearty.
Mr.. Charles IL. MARSHALL, of the
District government Office, re-
turned to the city from Providence,
Z. l., and other places, where he
has been visiting, Thursday.
Mrs. Marshall, his wife returned
last Monday.
Mr.. J. J. Sellers and Miss M. A.