The Washington bee., 1896-12-05

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'Fl FIEFisW~S
rlcard ID. Wiliston, formerly of
r..sIrlan Hospital, was surprised
-..t by being presented with a
Mother and baby are dong
Robinson of the Virginia
,i.,,as ~. in the city on Tuesday.
.fbc most fashionable we'd
,hr season will take place at
.59,s,seu,h Street Baptist church
eT,..'..Iay evening. The contract
.-,i-s being Miss Anna Wilson
"a Prof Robert Alexander Gill
81 81 onrwood. Mass. Miss Scott
..r known lady in society with a
'rnr,ber of admirers, and will be
.i~ missed when she leaves for her
|+hsra home.
r.. r'la Greenfield has returned to
=, after a three months visit IN
IL, ham. Mass.
l.. -7;ber of Miss Lizzie Scott of
II gIo has been sick, is GONZALES
ial circle is beginning to pre-
Il n~ the holiday festivities. A
l. rrrber Of receptions will be held
r. Years day.
Is Alice Lee continues on the sick
4 ~ friends anXiously await her
rya-. from the rheumatism.
!, Roscoe {. Bruce, a student at
I,rous Phillips Exeter Academy,
T~,-rtly been elected to member
4 n ,Ls Golden Branch Literary So
This society was organized
II hundred years ago in the
L. and has gone on uninter-
|sEy through all these years. 1t IS
f compliment to young mans
H. G. be thus honored.
!, Hattie Winfield, daughter
In Mrs. Walter Winfield, who has
4 II !or nine weeks with the ty-
i fever. Is able to leave her bed
4 lis hoped that she will fully re-
within the next few weeks.
II ". H. Brooker visited the Mon
r.a city this week.
H.. Geo. Holmes Of Mary land was
b c:ty this week.
H. ?. b. :. Pinchback, of Louisi-
better known as the chesterfield
'fciag, is well again.
b. Il F. Terrell is fast improvf
?. Dade. of West Washing.
s.ll make his home in Patterson
net spring.
a c, Bergen is stopping at 10;
tTeet northwest,
4 b. <. T. Greener left the city las
n ',c New York.
Raymond, of Altoona, Pa wa
t city last week.
md Mrs. Jones are housekeep
!. SEA 10th street northwest.
IS Sarah +. McGinnis, Cf Balti
E. Nd, was in the city last Satur
he guest of Mrs. A. Lee and Mis-
-s + McGinniS her sisters at 81
street northwest.
as marriage of Miss Alice Naylo
Y mo. LemOs, jr., took place a
G-e;eeuth Street Baptist churc
Thursday evening. A large re
to- .ook place at the brides resi
9 ard the happy couple were tn
Il Pe1t Of 4 la,ge number of hand
and beautiful presents.
Martha Johnson, formerly rt
n New Jesrsey avenue, ha
ss . 1924 4th street northwest
;: Thanksgiving Reception ter
Z their friends by the Gridiron
thursday evening, November 2;
VS. the leading social event
Ss2son. The spacious parlorS
damie Burrill, lass Pierc
sere handsomely decorate
PAINS and flowers, and preSente
aVe.y appearance. They wer
gged with a bevy of fair nader
lSemely dressed who charmed tn
@ The BOYS. Music and dancin
The leading attractions OF tn
2S. At eleven O'Clock the con
repaired TO the dining room
& delightful supper was servet
aandS and ices were in abun'
was quite o'clock a. m. b.
ae call for carriages were al
-el. Among those present wei
Russcl, Ridgley, Lowery, y
JeunIng. Carter, Ross, Raj
Fields, Semple, Harris, Lei
s1, Ellis, Burrill and Prate
Sh Mosby, Wright, Arnol'
Brown. Ford, Carroll, RAJ
Weaver, Penn and Orme. tn
-cnS new social organizatio
'alnly take a front rank in n
events for the coming seasoI
HemberS of the Club are Lew
Harry Prater, Tyler Pete
nos. Echols, George Brook
"a Brooks, Sylvester Reeder an
Pa Smith.
Smith, of the Cleveland O.
s N the city.
.lop B, II. Arnett is in the cii
ses, OF Misses Patterson
Peters and Mr. Frank Coo
4Gletly married last Tuesds
The parents Of the young lac
" to the union, but the your
'<,d she Would choose for herSel