The Washington bee., 1896-07-25
SOCIETY.

.s. thompson, of Baltimore,
b. ,,. city visiting Miss Cart
=. Hopkins street, n W.
Ir;.. and Amanda Shelton,
Is' " asst Saturday to visit their
t17 M, ~, .s,own, Md. Miss Maggie
1ii u .I.--, L,-' IN a few weeks and will go
Ell Ell "a. for the balance OF the
rner
p II Dickey will sojourn in the
NJ, VI. /. :, Of Va, during the hot
ason.
a.. Rats. of 4I4 | ST, n, w, leaves
". Tew York, very soon TO VISIT
ENDS.
=, Good the daughter of Prof.
.is. vs., +, at Round Hill, accompan-
im her children.
II r.. recent marriage of Mr.. James R.
IN IN 10 Miss Amelia Wall, at the
y. wv, of the bride, adds a most brill
.o ..oi arcomplished young lady to
l' 'D-ia,r a'.i Of this city. Miss Wall is
n 'r '.o r.novn among the best and most
En- Z, society," in this city. Mr.. Moore,
-rs of the most popular young men
obi ~. ri,y. and a young man OF hne
us M publications. THE BEE which
4.5niaced the genial Mr.. Moore among
= +, of bachelors in its issue some
-s goo has been compelled by the
-rbjSarion of Cupid's matrimonial
!. 10 Dlace him among the modern
ES9sfiIts The young bride and
~o5m are keeping house at 100 2oth
N where two souls with but a
E. thought, and two hearts will
| Kat as one.
Mrs D. G. Cleveland, left the city
J, Manassas. Va, this week, on
ist
Hon r. K. Bruce, will spend his sum-
-srin the mountains while Mrs. Bruce,
IN % to Thousand Islands.
Mrs. Mary c. Terrell, will leave
HE city shortly.
Frs. H. c. Payne, is at Asbury Park,
NJ
Mrs. !. T. Layton, will spend her
ummers At Middleburg, Va.
Mrs. A. B. Rollins, left this city on
for West Moreland county,
Ia. where she will join her husband
rom King George county, on Monday,
# Colonial Beach.
Mr.. Oliver F. Gray, of Cleveland,
lhio is in the city. He is stopping at
I2I 10Th ST, n. W.
Rev. " H. Newly, recently pastor
t Union Wesley, A. M. E. Church,
vas in town last week, as the guest of
lrs. Leithia Johnson, of HillSdale. He
avs that the account of his reception,
lhich appeared in THE BEE, together
With the poem prepared for the occa-
ion, By Prof. S. @. Brown, preceded
i'm to the place Of his present charge
nd benefited him to a degree. The
Ouncil of ladies appointed to adjust
lis salary arranged a reception COM
nttee with the report of the one given
i'm at Washington, declaring that
hey intended not to be outdone by
be Capital city. Six hundrad dollars
er annum is his present salary, eX-
usive OF a finely furnished parsonage.
Ie lefttor his charge last "Wednesday,
tNewburgh, n. Y.
Mr.. ID. Haskins, 222 Bland Court, n.
J., expresses himself as well pleased
18th Tie BEE, and wishes it increased
-oSperity.
Mr.. Lewis Douglass, left town last
atuaday. for Brockton, Mass, where
E will remain until next September.
Lawyer w. c. Martin, found it nee
'Sary TO take a trip to Wilmington,
el, in the interest of one of his
tents.
limitations have been extended, by
le committee having in charge the
.ltbra,lon Of the Centennial of the
- N. f. Zion Church, to the several
.cal poets to submit poems in COM
sutlun Tor the gold medal to be
Aarded the best poetical compost
on on one Hundred Years of Zion
e,hna.sm. Bishop A. Walter, 353
te6er ST., y. y. City, will receive
e w.nrscripts.
A few lights along 18th St, east,
ON rth tC c south, would greatly
lproE mat neighborhood.
Rev. r. Y. Peyton, Pastor of the Mt.
erea Baptist Church, was out in
TSinla 10 Mt. Pleasant on Sunday
81, Where he cares for the interests
tha, church.
The annual picnic of the Mt. Horeb
nurcH ud Sunday School, enjoyed
e pes- Of time on Thursday last, at
,dS> woods.