The Washington bee., 1889-04-27

Hon F. =. McCabe, OF Kansas for merly
e. ne AUDITOR The only colorad man ever el.
srtri 10 that position north of Mason and
DiXonrs line, is candidate for Register OF the
1raury Chicago Conesvator.
Hon, B. X. Bruce in his interview in
fine TRIRUNE and reproduced in the BEE
tbisweek is In keeping with the interview
Of DIR, w. b. Derricks of New York
which al peared in this paper several
weeks ago.
The womenS Christian Temperance Un-
on will hold monthly meeting at a. in
coin Memorial c congregational Church
Sunday evening from 7 to s O'Clock Mrs.
LeFe ra. president of the w. c.. L. U. OF
the ID, C, Mrs Maltor and Others will be
preseut to address the meeting. Mrs. Law
son will als) re selection.
The Literary exercises of the
Baptist Union last Sunday were
of very high order the music
being particularly we'll rendered.
Hon. John r. Lynch of Miss, made
a short address and a number of
young ladies read interesting es
says.
A similar service was held at
night at Zion Wesley on South
Washington. 1t was addressed
by Mr.. C. r. Douglass and j.
W. Cromwell. Prof. J. ID. Balti-
more submitted a series of resolu
tions on the death of the late Miss
Briggs which we're adopted.
T .AMErCAN CITIZEN takes great pleasure
IL iudjrs ing the candidacy of Mr.. McCabe.
President Harrison could do nothing better
~ appointing him. He has an enviable repu
tatinn, both as citizen and as an officer.
Aud we feel free TO say that his appOinJmet
viii give general satisfaction, to his many
kansas friends That the Negroes are justly
Titled to, and should receive some Substn-
cial recog aiIiou under President Harrison's
administration. goes without saying. But
from present indications. there are to be left
nuI in the cold. What they want is some
homo able and substantial appointments. of
som" pl our young men who have rendered
va ulhir service To the race and party. We
believe u passing The cake around, Let the
oo sng 20.
The Banner club, held brilliant
reception Thursday evening at No.
l9oA 10th street it had the appear
aHce OF pomp and splendor sixty
tW0 couples Were invited. After
Pheasant chat with all present
SullItaoUS collation. was served.
all the !aXuues of the seaso were
on The table which was beautifully
decorated with fragrant flowers.
Many we'll known society ladies and
gentlemen were present. We regret
taat space will prevent naming
oliy few present, and among
them We're, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris,
Mr. ana Mrs. Williams, NJ. and
MIS- NJ done, Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell,
Mr. and Mrs. Whiting, Mesdames
Taylor, Young, Hughus, and Cole
man, Misses Bowen. Patterson,
eearS, Dowen, Bush, Key, Coats,
ana Wilson Messrs. Montague,
Warner, Walker, Smith, Butler,
coleman, Morrison, b. G. Whiting,
Douglass, Clarkson ami Bryant.
Many of the ladies wore evening
dress Mr.. B. G. Whiting was ia
troduced about one O'Clock and
briefly stated that the Banner Club
would cease to exist after that oc
caSlon and desired to say a kind
farewell to the organization, which
mao existed thirteen months and
already completed IFS labors yet
while they disorganized as a Ban
nef club, yet they will continue an
organization under the name of the
Vlidnder club with the following
OlhcerS: Mrs. Ella Sewell, presi.
uenti Mrs. Eddie Harris, vice pres.
Iuent Mrs. NJ. E. Whiting, treas.
ureri Mrs. Fannie Coleman, secre-
ldfy; Miss Nettie Wilson, assist
@nt secretary. Mr.. J. w. Walker
PRESENTED the club with few COM
p'Imentary remarks which were
well received.
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naI mentions in. ALI matter
should be in not later than Thurs.
day.