The Washington bee., 1896-05-02

face he appearad to be engaged IN
happy thoughts, &c. The DOCTOR Is
all right.
Monday. April ~, Alec had a fine
meeting More next week.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Charles H. Marshall, of Simon Com
mandery, No. I, K. T., and Social
Lodge, of Three Links. 1919, still SICK
at his home, goo 3rd street, S. W.
W.B. Brooks, SO, Boots and Shoes,
1929 L street, n. W.
III. Mcdowell, So, 1Io7 18th street,
n. W., furniture, sc.
w. w. Grimes, 80, Wagons to Hire,
9TH and K streets, n. W., ditto +. Green,
the same.
DR.. P. B. Brooks, SO, lone of the
fnesO can be found at 800 sd street,
southwest.
IN. Adams, $50, (Old J. n.y. Dining
Rooms, 6I7 4th street, n. W.
Grand Potentate, D. B.. McCary,
go, Cashier, Capital Saving Bank.
E. M. Hewlett, go, Attorney at Law,
5o3H d street, N. w.
al. w. Pulies, SO, Attorney at Law,
6I2 street, n. W.
If yon desire Lux E. Tenebriss. Sec
me.-AlSeddek.
G. u. o. OF o. F.
Washington Patriarchie, No. IS, will
| give their First Grand Excursion OF
the season to Richmond, Va, in May,
1896. This is the first excursion given
by the Patriarchie. Friends, we'll
wishers and the Order in general and
public in general are invited to take
advantage of the trip and spend two
days in Richmond. Good music will
accompany us. A special train has
been chartered over the c. & o.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
N.V.P., Charles B. Walker, Chair
man, N. V. P, w. P. Gray, David
Rose, David Warner, D. A. Clark,
lanes w. Jones, President Anthony
Mason, Vice-President Edward Harris,
Treasurer.
Watch The BEE, of Washington,
D. c.
ODD FELLOWS SICK.
M P, Burrell Wood, of 89I, sick
at his residence 1000 block of nth
street, NV.
Brother David Bias, of John F. Cook.
II85.
George Parker, 1IS5 is out.
AMICITIA AMOR EFT VERITIAS.
CHURCH NOTES.
ORDINATION OF REV. w. H. H.
KELLEY, d. D.
April 23d, 1896, ST. Marks, ST. Pauls.
Southwest Mission and Northwest Bap-
tist Council was called for the purpose
of examining the Rev. w. H. H. Kel-
ley for ordination. The Rev. N.
Keelen, D. D., was selected as Mod
orator, Pro Tenn. The Council ap-
pointed the Church Clerk, of St.
Marks as Clerk of the Council Pro Tenn.
The Candidate was examined in due
and ancient form, and found qualified,
as per regulations. The Council then
proceeded to ordain the candidate in
accordance with the regulations gov
erning the same. The Right Rev.
Peter Lucas, D. D. sang the opening
hymn, No. $50. The several Reverends
made proper remarks, &C., and the
ceremony was closed in proper form.
Read The BEE.
The organ of the National Fedora
ton of Colored Men of the United
States. The Mystic Shrine, the Odd
Fellows, K. of P. and Secret Orders in
General and Grand Council, Royal and
Select Masters of United States and
Canada.
K. OF P, D. c.
Sir H. N. Smith, Supreme Lecturer,
I24 4th street, S. e.
Sir Thomas w. West, Grand Chan
cellor, COL 18th street, n. w.
Brother James Parker, of Garfield
barber, 1926 E street, n. w.
Brother Marshall, NJ. D., 5I4 2ott
street, n. w.
DHU'L FAKAR.
| There are only six we are after, (bet
ter take the advice of the Craftsman
and let the six alone,) because they are
armed with X Rays.
A Mason who belongs to the York
Rite, and also the A. A. S. R., car
sever his connection with the York
Rite, and he always has shelter just
the same, whether it be in bogus OF
legal body, if he is in. =
| Look ont for the great article which
will appear on Bogus Bodies.
Now will you be good?
AL-RORAK.