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ter are inhaling the breezeS of Atluntlc
City. They are guests at Clinton Cot
tage.
Miss Lucy Moten, of Twelfth street,
will leave the city next week to visit
her sister. Mrs. DR. Jackson, of Lynch
burg.
Miss Mlllie Gibbs left the city last
week for Boston, where she will be the
guest of her sister until school opens.
DR.. j. H. w. Waring, supervising
principal of the Tenth dixision, left the
city on Tuesday for Hampton, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, of Sixth
street, Mr. Archie Lewis and daugh-
ter Maggie, Miss Caroline Park, and
Miss Emma Clark are summering at
Eerkley.
The charming Miss Eta Thomas, of
Columbia, S. c., is in the city and the
guest of the Misses Collins, of 46S E
street.
Miss L. G. Arnold, of Ala > street,
returned to the city on Wednesday from
Silcott Springs. She will leave again
on Monday to join her mother in Phil
adelphia.
Miss Eva A. Chase, will leave tie
city to day with Mrs. Ida q. Richard
son. Miss hase will send full partic.
ulars of social life In the north. The
readers of "THE BEE" may look out
for good society letters.
Attorney E. NJ. Hewlett who has
had very successful season in his
practice will leave the city shortly for
his extensive Northern and Eastern
trip. He will be gone several weeks,
Judge /. @. Kimball of the Police
Court has gone on his summer vaca-
tlon and Judge Scott is now holding
both courts. On the first of the
month Judges Mills and Taylor vii
hold the Courts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, a newly-married
couple of Cincinnati, and the guests of
Mrs. Dyer, of Corcoran street, were
rendered reception on last Friday
evening at the residence of their
hostess.
Miss Hunter, of the High School, is
successfully conducting Kindergarten
training school for her pupils at the
Minor building. Having secured the
services of Miss Skillman, a pupil of
Miss Neal, the class will be greatly
benefited.
Miss Eta Thomas, of Columbia, S.
C., was very pleasantly entertained on
last Wednesday evening by the Misses
Collins, whose guest she is. The even
ing was spent In playing games, after
which delicionS refreshments were
served.
Mrs. E. V. &. Williams was appoint
ed principal of the summer school for
Abbeville district by the State super
intendent of South Carolina, who con-
siders the Ferguson & Williams In
dustrial School, ofwhich Mrs. William S
is principal, the model school of the
State. She is assisted in the work by
Rev. E. w. Williams and Miss Jennie
B. !" inston, of Columbia S. c.
Rev. Wash. Waller, of Vermont ave-
nue., the father of Miss Carrie Waller.
departed this life on Sunday. July IS,
at II O'Clock, after most painful Ill
ness, which was borne by the deceased
with the same Christian fortitude with
which he bore all of llfe's trials. is
funeral, on last Wednesday, from the
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. was
largely attended.
Miss Jennette E. Anderson, Society
Editor of 1.-THE BEE," lett the city
last week for Fortress Monroe, Va.
he was accompanied by her mother,
sister Miss Mamie, Misses Turner and
several other of her lady friends 10 the
wharf, where she took the boat. She
will be gone until September. She will
report full particulars of social life in
the south among our society.
Rev. Wash. Waller of Vermont Ave,
the father of Miss Carrie Waller. de-
parted this life on Sunday, July IS, at
II o clock, after a most aintul illness,
which was born by the deceased with
the same christian fortitude with which
he bore all of lifes trials. His funeral
on last Wednesday from the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church was largely
attended.