The Washington bee., 1901-06-29


Miss lula Bush will go to the noun
,,ias Of Virginia.
Miss Sarah Ianifer is very sick, at
her home on 9th ST. Il. E.
,r- Samuel D. Milton is building a
l--4sgre residence on o st. n. W.
The nicnfc by the Berean church
,,.-Fnda was an enjoyable affair.
,r.s Eeblcca Gray contemplates
...~r.rg the heated term IN Hampton,
e. ..."-'"' '.'.
Miss Annie Gray ofM St, will leave
Thursday morning for Atlantic High
lands. y. J..
Mr. Ino. Thomas Williams Of Fred
Ark City. Md. paid a flying visit to
this city last week.
Hon. Tohn II. Smyth was in the city
-l,swgek 10 attend the marriage OF his
daughter, Miss Clara.
A rerep.ion will be rendered Rev.
miller bv his friends at Lincoln Me
noaal Church July 10.
Miss Laura @. Arnold has been
some what indisposed, since the clos
.1g Of her school.
The excursion by the Isearl c. NJ. Z.
church. last Tuesday to Motley Hall
Has q success.
Mrs. Shepperson the mother Of Miss
lula d. SheppersOn, IS very sick at
her home on 4th st. II. ".
DR. and Mrs. James T. Walker con-
.sma.ate visiting the Pan-AmeTiCan
exposition the latter part Of July.
Misses Laura Y. Jones and Mabel
Brooks of the southwest will spend
the month Of July at Hampton,IVa.
Miss Louise Coleman Of lie Droit
4 PARK will leave Monday next for Fran
uula Va. to spend two weeks with
Der friend Mrs. Iasper.
Mrs. Brighton of Frederick city, Md.
spent Sunday, June 10, in this city, as
The guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Leila
Keys, Of Pierce Place n. W.
Misses Mary E. Randolph, and Ele-
,ora Randolph of 23I66th st. n. W. will
.-.0y the cool bretzes Of Hampton,
Ia. during the month OF July.
Misses Gertie and Maud Smith will
srmrer in the Catskill Mountains.
The latter has been i'll and her many
friends hope that she will be benefited
By her trip.
Prof. Frances Smith of the Slater
Sca9,l lefr Monday last for HObOken,
i n. I. where he will take a course IN
scientific engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cornish left the
lty for Atlantic City n. J., Monday.
They have a cottage at 22I N. Mary
land ave.
The kings daughters of the 18TH
street Baptist church gave a fine
picnic at Madra' 5 Park last Wednes-
day
After attending the Pan-American
4 Exposition, and several points IN the
4 East the Misses Annie and Bertha
Howard will reCuperate IN Warren
ton Va,
Miss Jeanette F. Anderson is pre-
q pairing to leave the city for the Pan
s American Exposition, where she will
remain severl weeks.
Miss Emma F. G. Merit has moved
into her own home 1880, 10th street:
She has made extensive repairs and
added several new brick rooms with
a.. Of modern Improvement.
Miss Alice Waring Of the Mott school
and Miss Daisy Becky of the Wilson
school gave their little pupils an en-
9E-a-e outing and picnic at the zoo,
Thursday .ae 10Th.
Miss Geneva Campbell leaves for
Hampton institute very soon TO take a
s--.e. course in domestic art alter
winch She will visit Buffalo and Nj
asaa Falls.
Miss Cara Smyth, the daughter Of
--. ..-- II. N-llE III, the EA MINIS III
~ y. Liberia, was quietly married last
Wednesday morning in the presence
y. .eE friends and relatives to Mr..
@a1.sJu Fraction of this city. The
-appg pair left Immediately for As
.-'y Park where they will spend the
summer. The bride is lady of unsual
Intelligence.
me marriage ofMiss Clara Tn Chase
" 4I. L.Amasa Knox, was sGIemnlz
S14t her residence, S22 18th street,
i - ON Wednesday last. The bride
e~G was very we'll known was becOm
~S! a,lred. The groom, dressed in
ioI'enauonal black, met his bride be
,o.sa back ground of beautiful palms,
o1S'e they were joined in holy wed
80. he presents were numerous
az costly. After receiving numerous
aJulatlOn from the many friends
--s.sSL'D,ed, the happy pair left for their
.-e, 5o7 North Twenty fifth St, St.
,sPn' Mo where they will be at
''Ds aitcrJuly 9th
Mss Ida Elizabeth Bowser daugh-
Sl iorner Grand Secretary David
,oo%ser Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
"a -" cornelius Asbury Of Norfolk, Va, +,
= EDITOR and ManzSeT of the Odd