The Washington bee., 1897-09-25

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Miss Fannie Toliver of this city, a
o,r Ienterprising young lady has &C
'r ''onied a position in Jersey City, N.
She will leave for her new held OF
& i.bor about the first of October.
Miss Helen Adams who is gaining
e. reputation as a vocalist will
soon appear in drama.
Miss Emma McGinnis and Mrs. Kew.
rnr,yell arrived in the city from New
noyt m News, Va, last Sunday morning.
nr Jerome R. Riley who has been
0-oeecuting his suit in Hartford, Conn.
RilI return to the city in few days.
Mrs. DIR. VIM. L. Tignor of South
III Washington, has returned to the city
Greatly benefited by her summer out
mo in the mountains of Va.
Mrs. H. P. Cheatham, wife of the
pecorder of Deeds, is reported to be
On the sick list and under the care Of
m David Williams ofthe Freedmen's
hospital.
Mrs. Amanda Harris-Yancey, for
merly of this city, but now of Reading,
p. was in the city this week, the
guest of Mrs. Lucy Sayles OF l street,
Nj northwest.
Mrs. Arbuckle of Pierce Place, NV.
Is very sick.
Mrs. Frank Bundy has returned to
the city after pleasant stay in Rich
mond Va.
The schools opened on Monday and
MANY smiling faces were seen among
the boys and girls as well as the school
marms and masters.
Mrs. R. E. Lawson has returned to
the city after a delightful trip to Nash
vile, Tenn.
Rev. w. H. Brooks was absent from
VI his pulpit last Sunday morning, which
was filled by Rev. A. w. Shields who
delivered very good sermon.
1.-THE song services at the Metro
politan chucrh last Sunday night, Miss
81 Helen Adams sang beautiful solo.
Mr. Clarence White is considered
one of the finest violinist in this city.
. At the entertainment at the resi-
Il dence of Mr.. H. ]. Europe last week,
he displayed wonderful talent.
Mrs. Louise Grinnel, nee, Washing
ton, after a long stay out of the city,
has returned again, to permanently re-
N side here.
The Senior choir of the 10Th Street,
. church rendered excellent music last
Sunday morning. Miss Blennle Rruce
n presided at the organ. This choir
was relieved from singing during the
heated term by the Junior choir OF the
n said church.
The alleged libel suit against DR..
Daniel II. Williams will be Ikea tenn
pest in teapot,
The people want a new board of
school trustees, with but few eXcep-
tons.
Commissioner ]. W. Ross will do his
duty towards the people and our
schools
On Friday, the 18TH instant, quite
tiNdodul NlONO dl lllC lOSl-
dence Of Mrs. VIII Queen, the occasion
being lawn fete by the Home Mission
Society for the Nineteenth Street Bap-
uSt Church. Miss Hattie Ross delight
ed every one with several selections
on the piano. The recitations of Miss
IS Burrell and Hill were excellent.
Quite a handsome sum was realized
Tor the church.
Israel A. NJ. +. Church has made a
splendid selection in securing NJ. VIM.
Wallace for the dictatorship of its
choir. Mr.. Wallace is the assistant di-
rector of the senior choir of Nineteenth
Street Church.
Among the lady soloistS of this city,
EHSS Helen Adams ranks among the
INST Her rendition of "Abide With
NE last Sunday evening at the Met
'GPontdn Church was truly pleasing
saoTt highly appreciated by the inn
"enSe audience present.
Il Is said Mr.. Louis Amber contem-
a@IeS connecting himself with one of
AK reading Junior ChoirS.
'mS. Fila B. Walker, wife of Mr.. I. !
-, :. "alNer, returned from a protracted
"" "" 10 her mother, near Warrenton,
"a: "a. She Was accompanied by her
--S05' .ittIe Miss Geneva TAYLOR, and
r-y yeu many a trip to the White Sui
,. ..- springs and the numerous noun
" resorts near her former home.
Nj. burrelI Jefferson has consented
,5,,. company the choruses, with the
Il. 5,.-.... IN the beautiful cantata David /
sro-,2 ,S2ag.pherd Boy" to be rendered
ofa .9E the senior and Junior choirS
'.'S Nineteenth Street Church.
ali ':sS -;S Georgia Savoy is coming around
,r-'.> r-,'.>Il,' after such a severe attack of
1o-rg trouble. Miss Georgia is a fa-
r. among those who know her.
and L.y L-.any admirers will be glad to see
ss5l5 l Benz, Washington has been
4 bl,.,yo 80 lake the Second Baptist choir.
as r5ssGr 1,'sr selection could not be made, |
Njre,-s- success Of the Junior choir of the
larseIIv5V mn Street Church has been
oN'' Ole TO his able assistance.