The Washington bee., 1901-09-14

VI V'DOESSSs
g..u.rJ.w. Lyons has returned
g.ar city.
o,rt aa to go to Lake View Mon
day next.
.-.-4-- Cheatham left for North
r.,-sg. on last Saturday.
,,. Gertrude Smith Thorn buried
a,sr horn. a son, Saturday.
Dali. rrmo.. started off with the
. -.g5r l4s, Sunday morning.
r..rskr\.su Park next Monday.
...,,ay,g. ". Clinkscales has re-
20 .rrr spending sometime in the
Essl
Miss Cora williamson of 4th Stree
....,-.--gas.to. .,.- Mr. James Hicks at Nor
.9.a IA.
Nils. Marie Wade who has been on a
,.g-8a has returned, pleased with
lsruP.
r, Thomas H. Clark and Prof.
l..r- Evans who attended the Pan
American Exposition have returned to
The -l,g.
MIS- Ford. mother of Mrs. Lulie
Ford Jackson is quite Ill At the home
aa-r daughter.
rsucr F.. NJ. Hewlett, after several
weeks vacation in the East returned
Monday and looks well.
Misses Ella Jennings and Ida Wash
ng0n have returned 10 the city alter
pleasant stay in Virginia.
The pastor Of Park Temple was live
rn bis remarks last Sunday morning
relative % the President
Attorney PERI W. Frisby has re-
turned to the city from a visit to his
...aers 10 Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. T. J.. Jones and children, who
nave been IN the Mountains Of Nir-
s.a.a. returned last Tuesday morning.
Should YOU fail to attend the Grand
EaI Outing of ST. Luke's Chnrch Mon
day next do not complain and regret
i after II is over, as you did last sea-
son.
Hon. John p. Green, left the city |
Sunday for Cleveland Ohio. He will /
DIN hls wife and laughter who are
The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. |
Myers
The management of the Outing on |
'He 10th inst promises to make this |
affair The most enjoyable of the sea
son. See advertisement in another
column.
The reunion Of St. Luke's people |
Monday next, should the weather |
prove desirable will probably bring |
c-, hundreds Of sincere friends and |
vel. Blshers
One the noticeable things about the |
entertainment given by 81. LuKe's !
church, IS the hosplta tie and gracious |
manner ln which all patrons are reCeiV |
I'd and handsomely treated by those |
@ charge.
YeoP.ewho literally patronized pub !
-c affairs, merit and deserve gracious |
Heiment This feature seem to be |
vel understood by the good people of
ST. luEe's.
RNr. Clarence A. Wright after a pleas
1-'sgourn u New Bedford. Mass, |
has aetuned TO the city, delighted /
s..a a'S tup. He Is the picture of |
Miss Mamie R. Lee, who has been |
T7 " guest OF her father Rev. James /
d. a. Lee returned 10 Flushing Long /
-I'.a.-lr N. Y, to assume her school /
~-"es on last Monday.
Dr. e. {. Stewart the we'll known i,
t-EA.-'an OF The northwest who has !
-1" south for several week on a /
r.,, .-a'oA. returned 10 the city last |
week. The doctor looks well.
s.LIs. AIs. Leila d. Brown. principal ofI
g.-.s .-'gs street school Louisville, KY, |
,-a "a, ,le guest of Miss Minnie A. Lucas /
r,. -'., wees Mrs Brown leaves highly /
'''1s71 with Washington society.
n. .'s'es Elizabeth and Annie Smith, /
g,-,l- ,el-l..omplshed daughters of Mr. /
49,, SmIlh, haye returned from an
.l"4rd summer vacation. Miss /
- -,,,.5 is is especially improved looking |
r,--.I1- r.-i1 better health than when she |
b. nome a few months since. The /
,r,... pes TO have the benefit of some /
rs rn-o W.. WORK from this young lady as
grf.-, go, oteA a dIiigent and successful |
Ba,,'--' o' Delsarte and Elocution in |