The Washington bee., 1898-12-10

al, r. G. Black has been transferred
t,or the county 10 the city schools.
The MANY friends of Mrs. Lucy Pol
,.n svmpathize with her in the loss o
VI her son,
Miss Eva A. Ross succeeds well a.
4 Kindergarten teacher.
Mr. R Bruce Bagby, of indianapolis
lad has declined reinstatement to z
,lsrtship m the Office of the Auditor
oftbe Post Office Department.
r,eut Thos. II. Clarke, of the Sth
rs vi. in letter to George w.
1,ckson. of this city, speaks IN glowing
Isrms Of his fellow officers and the
N soldierIy bearing and department of
,be rank and file of his regiment. He
thinks Chickamauga Park the finest
camping ground in America.
At the layton testimonial Madame
H Selka easily sustained her reputation
II 1s one of the first singers of the land.
Rev. Bowie, Of South Africa, now
student of medicine and Theology al
Howard UNI ,ersity, occupied the pull
pit al the Metropolitan church last
Sunday evening. His sermon was
lorcefll and replete with logic and DIR
Johnson IS to be congratulated in Civ
iug him that helpful assistance so nee
essary TO the success of young men.
The Bon Ton Burlesquers, the attrac
ton at Herman Lyceum week Dec. II,
commencing Monday, matinee. is one
Of the favOrite variety shows and left
good impression on the occasion of its
Ormer engagement.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather Sunday last, the first anniver-
aty exercises of the Congressional
LyCeum which meets at Odd-fellows |
Hail. 1906 NJ, St. N. w, was postpon-
ed til tomorrow at $3.50 P. NJ. els the
Bible lnspiredo" is the subject of
paper which will be presented by Mr..
W.. Houston. Music by the Capitol
City Orchestra, Prof. Benz. Holmes,
musical director.
An elegant assembly Of young Miss
tS and Masters was highly entertained
Saturday evening at the residence of
M and Mrs Jack Ryan, II2S, 22nd ST
n ". the occasion being the 10Th
birth day Of their daughter Gertie.
There was music and feaSung, at the
conclusion of which Miss Gerte was
the happy recipient of a handsome
gold watCh-the gift of her uncle.
Mrs. Ida L. Upshaw who. in conse-
qurnce OF the illness of her father, has
been IN the city for several months,
returned to MorriS-Brown College last
week. She was accompanied by her
OTolher, Willie Twine, of whose school
training she will in future have
charge
Miss Mary Dorsey, of Georgetown,
'elumed To the city Tuesday, after an
extended visit to her mother in Bos-
lon
MIS-. homaS Walter Barton'S S Wash 4
HS'on lnendS viii be pleased to learn
A"' she has erected a handsome IS, 900
Dlolst on her lot in New London,
-oan., where she expects to make her
lone m future.
NIS AZ Harris, Of 5I7, Ist St. S. W.,
'as been suffering from a severe cold,
i rIIS' class board in a private family
map NalI or address I545 18th. ST.,
References exchanged
.o, Jonn Deyaux, of Georgia arrived {
|, U'5 CITY on last "Wednesday even
OoI. VIM. Murrell is in the city. He
'oAS as well as usual.
lie information that was left at this
~Oe' relative to the sewing depart
WI was not given through any one !
connection with this paper, to the I
'''"'y IL was given by two ladies
'"''9'led with the department. We :
~ q '7tler that viii prove all we say.
LIE BEE wants the public to !
ny" tnat no one connected t
'L tae public schools of this !,
y circulated the rumor of an r
'eSd raid on T street. ,