The colored American., 1902-10-18
City Paragraphs.
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From Jacksonville, Fla, Lawyer }.
Douglass Wetmore.
From Boston, Alessrs- Charles Klch-
ardson and William Hare.
Miss Beatrice Duncan IS the guest OF
Miss Love, on 18TH street
Mrs. Kemp, OF New York, IS stopping
with Miss Nina Pinchback
Miss Eva Cheek, of Detroit, IS with
Mrs. Douglass on 18th street
Miss Haddie Jackson, OF Pittsburg, IS
with Miss Shcpperd, on Connecticut aY-
enue.
Miss Gussie Hawley, of Bridgeport,
Conn. is with Mrs. Wilkinson on
street.
Miss Lulu Forester. of Richmond, IS
in the city. the guest of her cousin, Miss
Alice Forester
From New York are Messrs. Howard
Braxton, Erskine Bell, Jack Nail, Robert
Willis, and Charles Day.
Mrs. Maggie C. Eagles, of Whining
ton. n. c., is in the city for few days.
She is stopping on l street n. w.
Nh. w. H. Reeves, OF Atlanta, Ca,
who Is connected with the Railway Mail
Service, was in the city last week
Miss Maud Trotter, of Boston, is
delegate from Boston with the Daugh-
tiers of the Veterans at the headquarters
on 9th street.
The visitors of the recent encampmcnt
are returning TO their respective homes
and the city IS getting back to its nor
NAL condition again.
Bishop R. S. Williams, of the c. NJ. T.
Church, spent a few days in the city
this week The bishop IS not only schol-
arly and eloquent but a very handsome
man.
Mrs. Jennie Watson, of Cincinnati, o.,
is the guest of Mrs. Syphax, on 10th St.
n. w Mrs. Watson has many friends
in this city who are making her stay a
most pleasant one
Col James Lewis, Ourveyor of Port,
New Orleans, accompanied by his wife,
was visitor in this city during the en-
campment. He was royalty entertained
by his legion of friends.
A delegation consisting of Mrs. Carrie
Banister, Messrs Richard Allen and
VIM. Pogue and Miss Maggie Pogue
a teacher of Fincastle, Va, were pleasant
visitors to our sanctum this week.
Col J. H. Deveaux, collector of Gus
toms at Savannah, Ga, is a guest at Tht
Southern Hotel. Col. DeveauX is one D
Georgia's Big Four and is always wei
come visitor to the nations capital.
Miss Mittie Hankinns, one of the pro
gressive women of Cleveland, Ohio, i
in the city and is receiving a larg
measure of attention under the wing O
her friend, Mrs. P. Lovett OF Seven
teenth street
The Southern Hotel, at 3II Pennsyl
vania avenue n. w, did lions share e
the business during the recent encamp
ment. 1t is said that more than 50
meals were served each day for thr>,
days during the encampment.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsay-Davis, of Chi
CagO, who has spent her vacation in tn
East, is in the city, the guest of Mis-
Laura Joiner. She is the national or
ganizeT of the National Association c
COlOred Women, and is aQQrng gre.
strength to the work She leaves to-da
for her nome in Chicago.
The S. Coleridge- Taylor Choral 81
ciety will hold its first rehearsal for IL
season next Tuesday evening at Linco
Memorial Church, Eleventh and
streets. The Chorus will resume wol
upon ''Hiawatha." Mr.. Coleridg
Taylor's masterpiece. under the alb
Leadership of Prof. John T. Layton al
a corps OF able assistants.
Among the encampment visitors to t
city were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Stewa
Lansing, Mich: Mr. and Mrs Geor
Johnson and Mrs Brown, Coatesvil
Pa; Mrs Themie Jones and Miss TIE