The Washington bee., 1896-06-06

her SUMMER lCoiNN.i~~ -,
t3n ~, ~ last Monday evening wall re-
pdse f.v dayS to remain all the
IT'D Oliver OF Baltimore was
t1ft he city Monday.
-. Iobo R. Lynch will leave for
non, anS Mo, on the Sth instant.
P K. Bruce will spend the sum-
~ %'2 al Thousand Islands.
George Bryant of Baltimore,
- = was in the city on Monday.
urs y. c. Iones is an expert bicycle
~, h,' She looks very graceful on the
rheel.
r,s,ice Z. NJ. Hewlett has purchased
Wheel.
p-,f T. Layton is preparing an A.
~ Hvmneal. 1t will be the first in
y. y, history of colored Methodist.
urs x. Wilder has not decided
u5are She will spend the summer.
Mrs Martha Tucker was severely in
:n-sd by falling from her bicycle few
DAYS ago.
Mrs T. /. IoneS and children will
soend the summer in Virginia.
Mrs Knox Brown was one of the
most interesting guest at the barbecue
on Monday.
Hon. \. w. Quincy, who is stopping
q, Mrs, Brown, I4I6 | street, n. w, viii
lave for St. LOUIS, Mo-, on the Sth.
NrRobert Smalls has left the city.
Mrs Johnson of 4th street, n. w, is
c-enaring to leave the city for Louis
vile, Ky.
The Reapers Club of the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church, will soon give
one of their pleasant entertainments.
The Testimonial Concert to Master
Clarence c. White, at the Metropolitan
An. E. Church, Tuesday evening
mas not very well attended, but those
who did attend enjoyed an evening OF
real music. Master White showed
great ability as a violinist in the duet
With Mr.. Joseph Douglass.
Rev. lanes E. Mason, D. D., OF
Rochester. y. Y, who has been in the
City for some time in the interest OF the
Douglass monument, left on Monday
afternoon.
Rev. ". Bishop Johnson, d. D., Ed.
itor of the Baptist Magazine, returned
to the city on Monday from lecturing
tour in the East.
Mr.. w. H. Nelson, of 1912 New Jer'
sev Avenue, n. w, has gone to ST
Louis, No to arrange for the opening
Of campaign headquarters.
Mr.. c. Charles, Kansas, recently
emploved at the Capitol is still in town
He is likely to remain here for some
time
Mr.. H. O. Dorsey, of 1904 L street
Il. ", left to-day for Monmouth Beach
n. I. He will be absent until October
Miss Elizabeth Liggins, of Lynch.
burg. who has been in town for several
weeks, will leave for home next
Tuesday.
Eiss Lulu DAVIS, formerly Of this
CITY. but now of New York, arrived IN
the CITY this week and is the guest OF
her sister on Vermont Avenne.
Mrs. Rachel Duncan, formerly Miss
Rachel Bell is expected in the city very
shortly.
Miss Bessie Fletcher, who has been
so successfully in Caroline
County Va, has returned to the city
very much pleased with the peo-
pie of that section of Virginia. Miss
stood eighteen in the Nor
NAL School Class of last year and
has been appointed to a leadership IN
the High School. Miss Lncy Pollen
and Mss Fletcher stood the same IN
their class and the next Vacency VIII
be filed by Miss Pollen.
Mrs. II. w. Hewlett of 2So9 o sreet,
n. W, who has been confined to her
room by sickness, is greatly I'M
proved to the qualification OF her many
friends.
Miss Alberta Nugent and Mr..
Thomas Cabiniss were married Wed
lesday at the Fifteenth street Presby--
erian Church. Rev. Grimke performed
he ceremonies. The bride was taste
ully attired in a pearl Co,ored travllng
,ostume, with trimmings OF lace ana
hilton.
Miss Blanche Nugent, cousin OF
he bride, was Maid of Honor. Her
,ress of organdie and pink ribbons pre-
ented a beautiful appearance. Mr.:
,Harles Cabiniss of New York, acted
S best man. The happy couple left I'M
lediately for their future home on
rgInia Beach.