The Washington bee., 1897-09-18

r. Crum of South Carolina is in
The city.
~ Edmund H. Deas has returned
.asr a short vacation.
r. Minister Durham Of Philadelph-
% was in the city this week.
wal Officer Henry Demas of Lou
90 accompanied by Editor Minor
,s+f, u the CITY Saturday night for New
Orleans, La.
p-,f N, c. O. Jacques left the city
~ The north last Saturday.
Cols VA. Pledger and J. w. Lyons
oi oiCeorgia are in the city.
urs Henry Lewis, who has been
ana visit to Philadelphia, Pa, has
--urned to the city.
y~s Moses Anderson ofV street n.
il. has returned after spending a de-
Tgb,tul time in Petersburg, Va.
rs, Ellen Kennady of the south
re,t is very i'll at her home on 3rd st.
Rev. ". H Brooks is contemplating
ri,it TO Boston, Mass.
Miss Ella Trueman has returned at
,-~a pleasant sojOurn in the noun
n tain, Of MARYLAND.
Miss Georgia Savoy handles the
o,gan with great ability at the ZINE
e.ntu Street Baptist church.
Rev. ". II. Brooks has a little
Stranger in his family, in the person of
fl BABY boy.
Mr., X. II. Terrell will deliver an
dress at the Woman'S Convention.
Trustee Cornish will not be reap
pointed on the school board.
Master Roscoe ConkIing Bruce has
entered Harvard College.
Mrs. Trustee Terrell left the city
,a,, week for Nashville, Tenn, to at
|# tend the Woman's Congress.
Mrs. B. K. Bruce delivered fine ad-
| i--ss before the Woman's Congress
at Nashville, Tenn, this week. She
MI, visit many southern points before
lsr return to this city.
Miss (. A. Young has returned home
y after a pleasant vacation spent in
Saratoga and Brooklyn, y. y.
Nr. T. I. Williamson of Sumter, S.
C.. mas retarned TO the south, after a
Peasant stay in Washington and the
northern cities.
Miss Bessie Fletcher, one of our
most successful undergraduates, has
returned to the city after a pleasant
ys,, TO Fowllng Greek, Md.
Miss Annie Tones and Miss Sarah
"A Cobb of Danville, Va, are visiting the
CITY and are stopping at 1872, L street,
northwest.
Miss Elnorah Watkins of Danyille,
la, who has been spending the sum-
MY In this city, Contemplates leaving
9r her home about the first OF
n October.
Miss Lucy Pollen, a very interesting
Il Young lady OF the Normal school, class
. go and Miss Emma McGInnis of the
same class, have been assigned to po-
N3n, as teachers in the public
II Schools
Mis-, josephine Simmons, daughter
o, the late Rev. w. ]. Simmons has
been appointed to position as copylst
IN the Recorders office.
Miss y. \. Plummer has been eX-
Il poriug the Southland" for the past
4 month, she will attend the Woman S
II Convention at Nashville, this week,
and return to the city in time for roll
Gall Saturday.
Among the delegates to the True Re-
formers Convention in Richmond are:
Miss \. Y. Williams and Mr.. w.
Payne. Dame Rumor has it that Hy-
men will soon uni, e the pair in happy
Wedlock.
LAWYER Lewis B. Anderson, formerly
W TINS city, but now of Chicago, H., Is
expected in this CITY next week. Dame
fumor has it that, he is soon to lead
one OF Chlcago's tairest bellies to the
i EEmenial alter.
Mrs. VIC. o. Jacques with her little
ooE and her eXCellen corps of lady art
teachers have returned to the city and
nave opened fine studio at 1888 10th
street, n ". Mrs. Jacques is one of the
most refined and cultured lady artists
~ The United States. A peep in the
S'1Glo NH convince all lovers of art.
Mr.. John E. Lucas. of II77 Nineteenth
Steet n. W, has connected himself
S.h the BEE as agent and reporter,
any iavorS shown him will be appre-
nNr. George w. Scott, of the War
apartment, will leave the city next
week with the Assistant Secretary.
;ule Little Edward Walter Henry, jr., the
.la4t son Of Mr.. F.. w. Henry, Sr., of
t9 ris Post Office Department, died in
EgiarhSburg, w. Va, Thursday. Mr..
Teury left on the II O'Clock train
thursday evening.