The Washington bee., 1897-11-06

a, Fugene Wright, who is a very
.u,;sing ~, Young man, is seriously IL
G T;s home on 18TH street, n. W.
p.r " H. Brooks preached an in
as,ing sermon at the Liberty Bap
:. 'rbnrcb last Sunday afternoon.
Tho Christian Endeavors held theil
L.rrlar mia meeting at the 10TH St. Baptist
!. .sSrch last Sunday.
A. Collins, the mother of DIR. Col
:" Of South Washington, who has
tssn very sick, IS able to be out again.
Ms Hattie Brown Hall has been
L,mewhat lndiSposed since her return
n he CITY from her bridal tour.
Several marriages are to take place
n .bo-tly among our society people.
Mrs Williams Evans and child are
nth reported on the sick list.
h Miss Eliza Moten, who has been TO
EEeV York for the past three years, has
Egumed TO the city.
Vr Dorsey F. Seville, who has been
h Providence, r. l., on a visit, re-
Er-red to the city last Friday.
4 Ex-senator B. X. Bruce and Hon.
Eohn P. Green have returned to the
ET
Miss Emma Toliver has been ap-
E5nted in the Bureau of Engraving
, ,nd Printing.
The BODY Of the late Herndon Iones,
gho died in New Jersey of hydropho-
a was brought to this city for inter
bent.
NJ. Jesse Roy, who was reported
DEAD, is fast improving and hopes to be
4 Rr soon.
\ Mr. Pete B. Meredith, who has been
@rk, is improving.
DR. Geo. H. Richardson has returned
the city.
The Elkins Concert Company, nm
e the management of Mr.. ]. T.
,alker will give a concert in Annap-
s Nd, in the near future.
The solo work of Miss Julia Tibbs at
A. Opera House in Alexandria, last
friday was very pleasing to the musi-
critics present and the ovation she
1eiyed was well placed. She is in
il t-0nuank as a contralto and at
|1.uteS much 10 the success of the
9Th Street choir.
Mis-, Georgia Savoy has accepted
|5e organistship of the Liberty Baptist
Fnday school and is giving perfect
EzIsaCtion.
Attbe Liberty Baptist Church, last
Sunday afternoon, the musical part of
'1t service was rendered by the 10TH
p-eet Senior choir. The occasion
tsng Grand Rally day.. The au-
Goram was tastefully decorated and
drSe congregation present.
0nneXt Monday night, Nov. Sth, at
Nael Metropolitan church, corner Ist
ild StS., S.W., there will be fought a
fsal battle in a Mock Trial over two
glcherS. One thousand tickets are
Beng sold. Already that mock trial
s The town talk" in intellectual cir
Catherine ]. Anderson today peti-
a0ned tor divorce from Robert w.
The parties were married
asIe March 18th 1885, by Rev. Walter
q 1: Brooks and through Attorney Perm
w. tnSby, she claims cruelty and de-
Efuon. No children were born to the
parties.
lhe marriage ofMrs. Martha Thorn
4 4, 10 Mr.. I. L. Vaughn, which took
pace at their future residence, 1923
sheet n. W. October II, was a bril-
lan affair. Their friends filled the
muse to IFS utmost capacity. The
was performed by Rev. ].
a. a aylor, at 7:3o o'clock. After which
--5 -.s unique couple held a reception
,lu ,- were thoroughly tired after the
,vu,act \, with so many hands grasped
Y mem: The presents were hand
y. ...'e and useful. Among those pres
- - We're: Mr.. Richard Green and
oo.g, o..5, MI J. ". Jones and wife, Mrs.
!, 551,lerIne Walker, Mr.. James H.
52ss"5 2as and family, Mr.. Lewis Carter,
S... Wv, I. A. laylOr and wife, Mr.. James
,,-'p.5' ~ ne Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. Hor-
N, It--,s' MS NJ Rose and daughter, Mrs.
ra.non' Mrs. n. Smith, Mrs. NJ.
-'O"n and Mrs. Ella B. Walker.