The Washington bee., 1897-08-28

vrs Alberta Savoy, of F street, n.
Is summering at PeteTsville, Md.
,rss Hattie Ross has returned 10
.sa City looking very much refreshed
br her summer outing.
Ms lanes Greenfield and Miss
pas;e Bats, spent a delightful day at
Raw Ridge on Thursday.
1auver lanes H. Kicks, one of the
= nonular members of the bar, will
Tsry ,t shortly become a benedict
Mrs.. D. c. ZONES, who has been on a
r,,ie vacation, has returned to the city.
Major Fred. Bracket, the appoint
nent clerk of the Treasury depart
ment. has been off on his vacation.
Editor lanes H. Young, of North
Carolina, is in the city on business.
Mr. Edmund H. Deas, of South Car
dina who has been in the city for some
lime left for his home, Darlington, D.
C., last week.
Rev F. w. Williams has returned to
the city from Buffalo, n. Y, where he
has been on business.
Mr. Robert H. Terrill, who has been
risiting in Manassas, Va, has returned.
Mrs. Geo. H. Lee, Mrs. Lizzie Bur-
reiI and Miss Emma MCGinnis left the
cty last week for Baltimore, Md; from
there they will go TO Old Point.
Miss Maud Mansfield left the city on
Saturday, last for a short visit to rela-
,ives IN Philadelphia. She returned to
the CITY on Tuesday, where she will re-
main among the host of friends she has
made. until September.
Mrs. Wm. Beverly, Of Eleventh ST,
n, ". left the city last week tor Sara
toga Springs, where she will be joined
BIZ her husband.
Miss Annie Robinson, of Camden,
\ is having a very pleasant visit TO
the CITY As the guest of Mrs. Mayse, OF
Eleventh street.
Mrs. DR.. Geo. H. Richardson and
children will spend few days by the
sea
Misses !. T. Anderson and Turner,
Cusbard and several others made a
fying trip to Bay Ridge, Md, thurs
day
Mr.LH. Dabney, the popular funer-
al director, has built himself new
three-story brick house on Third be
tween L and NJ streets northwest, with
al modern improvements. The house
contains seven rooms and bath.
Miss E. A. Chase and Miss Alice
Jackson left the city to day for Hamp-
ton, Va.
Miss Bell Robinson, daughter of Mrs.
Maggie Robinson, is quite Ill.
The funeral of Mr.. Armstead Bundy,
father of Lawyer Frank /. Bundy,
took place from the Second Baptist
Church last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nirgiuia Galloway and children
are at the White Sulphur Springs, Va.
Dr. F. ]. Shadd has returned to the
city, alter spending an enjoyable time
a. Slcott Springs, Va.
Mr. Louis F. Lomax, of Hiram Abiff,
No. ;, met with painful accident the
other day by cutting of, his finger.
Bro. Lomax is slightly improved and
We trust that he will recover.
Mrs. 5. B. Jones, wife of Rev. S. B.
IaOcs of St. Paul, Mimi, is in the city,
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Carrie
ihomaS, IIOS 10th Street, n. W. Rev.
Jones is d member of Minnesota lodge,
maSons and his wife is a member of
Amaranth chapter I55 of St. Paul.
Mrs. Ella B. Walker has left the city |
Tor teW weeks soiourn at her old |
nome, near Warrenton, Va. She was
accompanied by her niece, little Miss |
Geneva TAYLOR.
Miss Helen Parker, who left the city /
some few weeks ago on her summer |
vacation and was taken sick at Long /
branch, y. ., has returned TO the city |
greatly improved in health. Her sick
ness prevented her from continuing :
"ef IMP to Boston, Mass,
he funeral of Mr.. Charles Johnson,
iooh place from his late residence on
! Street between 2I and p streets, n.
w. last Saturday afternoon.
y ne Dorsey cottage, at Spring Lake
~ J." which Is one ofthe best equipp-
~ ana most fashionable summer re-
-. t--s = al that place, is only a half mile
I'M I'M me Atlantic Ocean, instead of ,
i-.. i'.0S ana malt miles, as was published
o,S -rS' week. Bathing fishing and all
,be M n sports can be had by going to
'''' Dorsey Cottage.