The Afro-American., 1896-04-18
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. J. RI. Spears, who has been alb
sent for the last four months, will re-
turn from Florida to his reBtden 70,
833 Druid Hill ave, on Friday, April
18th.
Invitations are ont announcing the.
marriage of Miss Violet E. Swami f0
Mr.. John Willis Brown, b9th oE eaAlA
city.
Mrs. Samuel Smith of 1923 Ettingi
st. has recovered from her late illness
and Is out again.
Mrs. Robert McGninn and children
arrived in Baltimore 0n Wednesday
from Jersey City, N. j.
A postal card containing personals
addressed to the AFRO AMERICAN
will receive due attention.
Mrs. Maggie Brown, who has been
! visiting friends in Baltimore. has re-
turned to her home in White Stone,
Va.
Talk about style; talk about il.
But, have you seen our wedding IN
vitations, party cards, Individual cards
we are putting out +? They are pure
style. Call and see us. The AFRO
| AMERICAN.
Mrs. Chas. II. Hayward has gone to
visit frierds in Lancaster and Wyco-
mico counties.
Perkins Square Baptist Church
choir gave a sacred concert April ..
Many lovely solos were sung, in which
it was said Mrs. Lucy Jennison took
she lead.
we are sorry report which ap-
poarpd in our last issue was the cause
of one of the young ladies getting in
trouble. bnt don't think the church
officials SO narrow minded as to be In
earnest. Only little ''scare up
that's all.
Mrs. Mary Folsom of Lancaster Co,
va, is the guest of Mrs. DR.. CargIll
43O ". Biddle st,
]. Alexander Chiles, Esq, ettorney
at-law, of Lexington, XIV, was IN the
citv Thursday m leoal has i,naSS' - ~
bY All lovers of true music and art ir
the highest sense that which appeals
to the aesthetic faculties, intellectual
and emotional: the talent engaged
are well known for their artistic abil
ity.
Miss Addie Jackson of this city
spent last week in Philadelphia visit
ing her friends.
Miss Gertrude White of this city il
ATTENDING conference in Was htngton
and also listing friends.
Omaha Assembly No. 1 has removed
to 6lS South Eutaw st.; this assembly
is widely known to its many friends
for their good reputation; they nave
labored hard for their success and Sc
cured it; they have been incorpo
rated, and is a regular association
with 81 mem bers.
Lewis n Frisby Of 1927 n Durham
street, explained some Of the myster
les Of type composition to his mother
and to his son, Lewis Il. Frisby, Jr.,
at the Office of the Afro American or
Thursday.
Mrs. Henrietta w Wells of w. Lexing
ton st. = nd Mrs. Henrietta Hawkins
of Pierce st. are spending a few days
in Washington at the A. NJ. E. Con
ference.
Rev. Reason Chase of Allen Liter
ary, spent the week oyer in Wash
ington.
Mr.. Norman Gully was in the city
from Philadelphia last week on busi-
ness
Miss Emma Stevens has removed to
All n. Central ave.
The Misses Rayner have removed
from Division st. to 507 n. Central
ave.
The supper at st. James Church
was a success. Much credit is due to
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Perry, g., Ander
son. Mrs g. Snyder ana Mrs. Hutty,
who were in charge.
Rev. Father Tunueli Of Washing
ton preached at ST. James Church on
Sunday, April 12
Mr.. Chas. HOPKINS holds the posi-
ton Of steward on one ot Ghe Mer-
chants and Miners steamships,
Mrs. Daniel Murry, wife of the As
sistant Librarian of Congress, was in
/ the city, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
| Westcotr, 1901 Orleans 81.
Miss NJ. Z. Brown IF 331 Forrest ST..
is ont again after a long ard lingering
| illness.
Mrs. Fannie Jackson and daughter
of Frederick is in the city; the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson Of
| Sterling st.
| Mr.. WIN. Smith of Altoona Pa,
formerly Of Baltimore, was in the
city to spend a few days,
| Miss Rose Peters is still confined to
the house with malaria, We hope
She will soon he out.
Miss Violet Swan of George st. will
be united in marriage to Mr.. j. Brown
OH Monday, April 81.
| Sick List Of the Order Of EsdPaS.