The Washington bee., 1897-12-04

Miss Ethel Davis, who has been
,sry sick, is about to be out again.
The solo by Miss Madge Dyer, at
.La New England Supper at the
TH,rreteenth ~ Street Baptist Church, on
Tbanksgiring evening was well rem
dered,
Miss Lilly Lacey spent Thanksgiv-
80 9av IN Philadelphia. Pa. On her
10 nntrrn Ia the city she was accompanied
~ two charming young ladies of the
Guaker city. who spent few days as
her guests.
Mrs Anna Scott-Gllbert, formerly
oftbis CITY. but now Of Boston, Mass,
Snrnt Thanksgiving week in this city
81 the guest of Miss Mary Moten. On
her return home she visited friends
r Philadelphia, Pa, where she was
ioned by her husband.
Miss Helen Adams, the popular So
o,ono has been confined to bed for
he mast week with an attack of bron-
rbitis. but is now rapidly improving
under the efficient treatment of DIR. S
N Pierre.
Our fellow-townsman, Robert H.
Terrell, esd, has been elected mem
her of the Board of Trade of this city.
He has the congratulations of the BEE.
Miss Lola Johnson, Of Chicago, ILL.,,
clerk in the Recorders Office, will
sing solo at Metropolitan A. NJ. Z.
Church Sabbath morning. She is one
of the finest singers of the race.
Mr.. Albert w Holland, of the Phil
adelpha Tribune, is in the city on a
ten days vacation.
Mrs B. r. Bruce left the city Wed
nesday evening for Indianapolis, Ind.
Her mother is dangerously ill.
There were fully 900 people called
upon Register B K. Bruce Thursday
evening to tender their congratula-
tiCns. Mrs Bruce having left the city,
the Senator was kept busy receiving
and entertaining his callers.
Mrs Marie Kinloch rendered &" A
Dream Of Paradise" in a pleasing
manner at the Nineteenth Street Bap-
list Church last Sunday evening.
The Nineteenth Baptist Church
choir has been favored with an invita-.
ton to sing at the initial meeting Of
the National Congressional Lyceum,
to be held in Odd Fellows Hall to.
morrow at 3 p. m.
Mr. J. Walker paid a flying visit to
Annapolis last Sunday, and was unex-
pectedly called on for speech at the
hSbury NJ. E. Church, to which he
responded in his usual manner.
Miss Mollie Palmer, of this city, who
has been spending weeks vacation
IN Annapolis has returned TO her
school at MillerSville, Md.
The Young Mems Protective League,
composed of some of the leading
Young men of the city, elected the fol.
lowing officers at their last meeting
Tor the year: President, VIM. B. Par.
rs; Nic-President, James E. Walker
financial Secretary, c. F. NJ. Browne;
Recording Secretary, James L. Pinn;
Treasurer, DIR. c. H. Marshall; Judge
Advocate, Arthur F. Boston; Chap
lam, James T. Cole; Sergeant-at-Arms,
Slarence Wright; Trustees, Ellis w.
Brown, Aldridge T. Lewis, James w.
Muse; DIR. S. NJ. Pierre, Examining
Physician.
The marriage of Mr.. William T. Mo.
len to Miss Kate Underhill took place
al the residence of the brides parents
On On last Wednesday at high noon Rev.
w. B. Johnson performed the cere-
monies. Mr. Moten, who is familiarly
Known as Billy" is a brother OF
misses Lucy and Kate Moten, OF
Fourth street, and is a very enterpris.
ing Young man. The bride is a very
CHARMING and energetic young lady.
one Is a graduate as trained nurse in
Te S3e class of 81 of the Freedmen's
hospital. The young couple have the
UeSt wishes of host of friends.
CCPID'S DARTS.