The Washington bee., 1898-01-08

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Prof R. T. Greener, of New York,
:, the city the guest of Mr.. Charlie
. Peters,
Master Roscoe Conkling Bruce vii
,s,n-n to Exerter IN. H. College mex
. week.
Mrs Ida G.. Richardson, wife of DR.
and Trustee Geo. II. Richardson, VIII,
Is Is been so seriously i'll is reportet
VI an If danger, greatly to the gratifica
To1 Of her many friends.
Miss Maria James, who has beer
tsarhing in Abbeville, S. c., is in tht
gy visiting her parents.
Mrs Mary Church Terrell, trustet
Il tbe public school, has returned Il
ne citv from Memphis, Tenn, where
i che has been on a visit. She received
nrte an ovation while there.
Dr N. B. Groshon. the best known
vung dentist in this city, has moved
Il 1920 I4h street, n. w. Teeth ex-
racted without pain. Open Sundays.
Ms. Louise Fields, of L Street N. w.
vho has been very sick is improving
Rev. A. P. Miller, the popular pastor
rthe Lincoln Memorial Church was
mesented with a handsome suit of
clothes last week as a token of the
hch respect in which he is held bv
rs congregation. Mrs. miller was
aso presented with a beautiful lamp
on December 27th, by the ladies ofthe
church
Miss Fannie Weaver, Of Harper's S
Ferry spent the HOLIDAYS in this CITY as
guest of her uncle in South Washing
n.
Miss Mamie F. Anderson, sister to
Miss Anderson, of THE BEE has been
h Rv sick, but is now COnValesent.
Miss VIRGINIA G.. Bardlev, assisted
m>eyeral Young ladies held an open
reception on New Years day.
Nr RroaduS MCKenney of Warren-
m Va made flying visit to the city
HWeek.
Miss Anna Calhoun, Of Annapolis,
hNretUrned home after a pleasant visit
oher sister, Miss Florence Calhoun
m Canitol Hill She assisted Mrs.
EhB Walker New Years Dav in re.
Nvng her friends.
AIarge audience was i'm attendance
a'he 10th Street Baptist Church last
sndarand heard an excellent sermon
By the pastor on Gods message to
Devise men announcing the birth of
l1n1 The choir rendered TO
gooa effect "GlOria" from Mozart's
mass
Mss Williams, Of Baltimore, is in the
CITY the guest of Miss Mamie Bur
olShN 22o9 Cleveland Place.
>N % the leading departments in
Hr 10Th Street Baptist Church are ar
aa~1r TO give big fair in the near
-..rr hey are the Mite Society.
cc,aa'2Nor 7, Society, Church Aid, Senior
Sg.t, JUNIOR Choir, and Sunday
Miss Esther w. Turner, Of the
I%yoroers office was the guest of Miss
.5a0Helie Henderson on New Years
\. Iae Young ladies informally re-
-r.'ed a large number IF callers. Miss
i,er i-.oer served the bullion and Miss
an0trSoa, the chocolate. Both ladies
nae chamIng ly attired. Miss Turner
.oe bright red veiled in black
,..r ,.a.rrddine with trimmings of plated
ai.'n and Miss Anderson appeared
/. o.ack hrocade silk trimed in velour
'.,s avg ana applegreen chiffon. Games
NY, oSe i4duIgedin and an enjoyable day
RaS spent.
an interesting feature of the holi-
~ F,.-. was surprise partG given to Mrs.
,s,;j a;IIe are TaylOr at her handsome
\ y.,ITnce iT. No. so. Patterson Street
b." December 27th., Miss Eva H.
,rsIyy -s.1ey and Miss Mamie Ware, who
Ts.. ~ ooIn teachers inthe public schools,
,r-1.; r,g tne chief ones in getting up the
IN b.t.'Se n and 1t was a grand pleasure
n n ia;' n;s many admirers of Mrs Taylor,
,r;s ;o.n lhem, Many handsome pres
,15 5 were were received by Mrs. Taylor, |
,s,,,.5 9 .,5glfeShments of all kinds were
nd ma I. 4 pleasant time was spent I
Gs,, M d, a late hour the guests left for ,
d.. s5 respective homes none the less
1srlos oast9 at their surprise to Mrs.
r,-s t'Ol: ol:,. Mrs. TAYLOR is an artist of
aoq 'o.ilty o and was formerly one off
tr energetic school teachers in this