The Washington bee., 1901-07-06

Li.'S1 ',S hi, home on o street northwest
a., Sicily Payne Dandrige has a
,.,'. .,o and are getting along nicely.
A., Stewart NJ. Lewis leaves for
,noton tonight for a little recrea-
9a.
NJ. Halle 0. Brown is dangerous.
n IL =, Wilberlorcs, Ohio.
n, and Mrs. Green of 5th street
e.b.-Sf ~, are snjoying the presence
III. babv Firl. Mrs Green was
merly, Miss Hattie Lee
n, rob,F. Washington and Messrs.
milton and Joe Martin left ior At
MIC City last week.
p,of Munster. director of drawing,
zone TO Hampton to teach draw
in the Institute.
,rss Ioyinia HayHOod of the
=, 5,Dsrtment is rusticating in Ar
.Ifop "a. as the guest OF Mr.. and
5. Edward A. Branham.
Hon Isre. A. Brown of Ohio and
.,fimable wife left the city
#.dnesdIy evening for Wilseriorce'
s.o.
Gyd- the little son of DR.. and Mrs.
8 6rfiy being much improved in
E.1nb. will spend the heated term
H-b relatives in Georgia.
slfss Emma Mcginnis will leave the
rnsxt week TO attend the Terchers
ACmte at Hampton.
H.isrlmored that Miss Lizzie Hun
EfH leave the Washington High
mol 10 assist Prof. Brown IN the
aamore High School.
s afte a good work is being done by
Carjozo in the summer school.
b. promotion of Miss Isabella
aer to the Sixth Grade IS consld-
vary deserving one
5.two Normal Graduates who are
s sting in the work Of the summer
Jol are making quite success at
0 u Bessie Ware left for Frederick,
last week, to spend the summer
her sister. Ms. Cnas. Jones.
RI, Fannie Taylor will leave the
shortly for Frederick, Md
,he will remain all summer en-
ag the mountain air.
.rdrdsr H. P. Cheatham and his
.o11 Charlie and Plumer leh
,d,v evening for Littleton, N. c.
f~o hovs will remain in Littlet on, -,
on. Of the greatest summer re-
:, ~. South, while the Keco Ter
yoto W4ymans, n. C., where he
deliver All of July speech. The
Nogier will return next week.
Hhsre was a brilliant affair at the
Eoh Baptist Church last evening
o'clock. The occasion being the
image of Miss Jennette A. Taylor
accomphshed daughter Of the
l0r, Rev. J. A. Taylor d. d. and
Annie E. Taylor, to Mr.. John (.
IHs. The spacious edifice was
ked with a very orderly and re-
audience, and the church was
-uiuIly decorated with palms,
snply at S O'Clock, one of the
IS entered bearing the license to
Walter II. Brooks, pastor OF the
street Baptist Church who was
0rt-laying clergyman. In his re-
the organ pealed forth the
test strains of the wedding march
- attracted the attention of the
gathering, towards the aisle
which the contracting party was
n,er, The intended groom and
pest man, having entered through
lecture room awaited the arrival
bridal party in the right hand
OF the church. The bridal
entered IN the following order:
Annie + Taylor and Mrs.
ms mother OF the bride and groom
-pllled by one CT the ushers,
,Ae.E seats IN the font pew, then
81 i1lr uSherS, followed by two
@ g.r.s, little Annie F. Taylor
sister OF the bride, and little
7 eHrrSon, who took their posi-
---eI Two large palms, on each
y. Nhe alter, between which, DR..
PAS Was standing Next came the
ol honor. Miss Maude Stewart
NP~.aed by Mr.. Henderson; but
Y 90 Ol al. were still fixed towards
'-'7..ance, for the sight of the one,
~14 caused the coming Of this
sa,heung. They had not long
49, I0I leaning on the arm other
Ney. J. A. Taylor, the BRIDE
'- As She neared tb. alter.
.'y5oM emerged from the gestry,
-T hal been In waiting, accom-
W MI. kenney, the acting
'.'", -n-y met at the alter.
9"5H-e being restored, DR..
-1al the ceremonies slowly
e'.IsyI.} amid the soft strains Of
.',S'- ,5- rom the organ, presided
MIS-. Henry Jarvis.
~'H~.-SiOn Of the ceremonies
,.o"ers OF congratulations, the
81, me church for the reception
T.. ...e3al'uence OF the brides par
rs LieTCe Place northwest. The
~ .Ss Ifiends extended their con-
my. .o"S al the house for al least
'''' There were over 200 peo-