The Washington bee., 1902-12-20


Miss Cooper of the High Scho has
entirely recove ed of the rheumatism
under the care Of DR.. Francis.
you want good cake for Christmas
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avenue NV.
The Baptists met in Shiloh church
Tuesday for the purpose of adopting a
constitution to facilitate missionary
work.
Miss Mamie Middleton has been in
disposed for several days,
Miss Hattie Hamerwhois now teach
ing in Calvert County, Md, will be
home for the holidays.
Miss Lizzie Hitchings of Baltimore,
Md, will be the guest of Mi Ethie
Middleton during the holidays.
The Young ladies Sec-to-no musical
club will be one of the coming organ
izauons in the city.
Miss Louisa Smith. Principal of Gil
dings School will spend the holidays
in Boston.
Misses Lee and Grimke of the physi
cal culture department will visit their
relatives in Boston during their vaCa
tiOn,
Mrs. Turner of 1890 Columbia street
has been quite i'll.
Mr.. Vim. J. Donovan, the best known
club MIN IN the city, has an inventive
genius. He always FaS new on the
boards. Try his famous liquors.
Mrs. A, N. Cooper of g2s 18th street
northwest and Miss Emma Carrilgton |
will leave the city for New York next |
week.
Mr. Alexander Middleton has re-
turned from Hot Springs, Va.
Mr.. Wilson Fletcher who has been
quite sick for several weeks is improv-
mB,
Little Helen Martin, the daughter of
Mrs. AddIe Martin who has been sick.
IS much better,
Prof Clarence White, is in Indianap |
oils, Ind. He IS to appear there i'll a
recital.
Air. Lest-r, Pniladell hia, Pa, fa-
ther Of officer Lester was in the city |
last week.
Mr.. Moses Smith, of Massachusett
ave, northwest IS quite i'll at his home !
Col. w. A. Pledger of Georgia, Edi-
tor Of the Atlanta Age, and Col. II. l..
Johnson, Attorney at law, of Atlanta,
"a, are in the city on business.
Miss Mamie R. Lee who has been
teaching at Flushing, n. Y, Will be in
The city next week the guest Of her
sister.
Miss Sallie Goines Of the Sewing
Department, Public Schools, is very
much lndispOsed this week.
Miss Ida c. Turner and Mr.. VIM. /
Payne were married November goth in
Newark, n. j., from which IlaCe they
came TO this city, and after spending
lew days with the parents of the bride
oabth street extended, left for 81. Paul, /.
Amn., their future home, where the
groom IS conducting a large tailoring
establishment. Mr. and Mrs Edward
Tuner are the parents of the bride.
Miss Estelle Wilkinson, the eldest
daughter Of MIR. J. +. N and Rachel
Wilkinson died at the residence of her .
parents 9OI Z street southwest, on last :
thursday morning, December nth,
She was buried from Israel Bethel |
church last Sunday, December I4th at
-oclOck p m. /
ne colored night schools gave
pubic exercises at the NJ street High ,
Scnool last Friday December 10Th.
addresses were delivered by Mr.. James
r. Bundy Justice R. II. Terrell and
oanIeI Thompson There was spell
ing match under Mr.. RAYMOND Riodan
director OF the night schools, Mr.. F.
-' CaTdoza Jr., principal.
, Or. John A. Turner, sp .ciaI agent OF
Iehslon othCe and who IS stationed at
LIhe Bluff, Ark, had his satchel stolen
nom NJ him on his to his new post of duty.
ne LEFT his satchel in charge eff stTan-
ger while he went to get a cup of cof-
zee he lost his fifteen dollar revolver
s1l al Of his official papers. The doc
vi mas the profound sympathy of his
Ienus. he dOC1Or will be short of
christmas cash.
f!3ue concert given for the b.neht of
Tt' Ctl' Gertrude Bro wn at Zion Baptist
StAuLch, southwest somstime ago was
Ii nigh Ord5T and financial success.
"Itef prayer by Rev. w. J. Howard the
Ppas''or the program was as follows:
0-s 0'-ns voluntary, Prof. J. Wesley,
flaf9ette selected, Misses N. L. Ward,
sue Alexander and Messrs. Edward
-lCEett and Wm. Green of the Eben- 1
stSI stSI church; Epworth League choir,
Spoio' The Sailor Lad" Mr.. NJ. R,
issI5Tsen. instrumental duet, "Nearer
~ God to Thee" Pref. ]. Wesley sAd |