The daily sentinel., 1902-02-07
Booker 7. Washington.


The members OF the Young Mems Cul-
ture Club and their friends met at the
home OF U. q. Ramey on Rood avenue
last evening and were entertained in a
very interesting manner by program
prepared by the members Of the club.
The first number on the program wss
a song, "Old Black joe" by the men,
bers. Charley Heald then introduced
the subject for the evening by short
speech. Samuel Gourley read a short
sketch Of the life Of Mr.. Washington,
followed by music, "Suwannee River"
under the leadership Of Prof. Alexander.
Tho round tabls.-Interesting incl
dents in the life of Mr.. Washington were
he used in his autobiography, which was
studied by the club last winter. The
following incidents we're read, the men,
bers sitting by table:
Struggle for an Education. Lee Hampton
Making Brick Walter Rogers
Music-"Old Kentucky Home" ".......
Mandolin Club
Incidents Of Boarding School and Rail-
way. fercy 6ate6
Gift from Andrew Carnegie. ......
Walter Jones
Music-"My Darling Nellie Gray"....
:. Mandolin Club
A Description Of Booker T. Washing.
tone Address at the Atlanta Expo
sitiop iop.............E Ellsworth Beatty
Music-"Manhattan Beach. .........
Mandolin Club
Ono OF the interesting features of the
evening was the debate on the subject,
Resolved. that gold is more beneficial to
mankind than iron." The debaters were
Royal McCabe and George Hampton for
affirmative and John Mcclure and Rod
ney Jay for the negative. The topic was
we'll handled by the young men and at
times grew very heated. The judges,
Rev. Sanderson, j. b. Rsmey and Mr..
Alexander, announced decision in favor
Of the negative. they having nine points
and the affirmative one.
After the debate an unique design was
used in selecting partners for the appe-
tising repast which was served in several
courses by Mrs. Ramey.
When the party had satisfied the in
ner man Leon j. Chapman gave several
recitations and witticisms in the Irish
dialect which created much merriment.
M. h. Alexander followed with ten
minute talk on christianity and Ar
menia."
1t was midnight when the assembly
departed for their homes, all bearing the
hospitality OF MIR. and Mrs. Ramey and a
happy recollection Of the Young Mems
Culture Club
Harry Boyer Of DeBeque is visitor to
this city.
For Rent-Two rooms for ligh. house,
keeping. Corner End and Grand.
Get one of those Imperial or Eagle
brand of never.fade shirts at Graham 4
Hards.
Wanted-A dining room girl. Good
wages to the right party. Apply at this
office.
Remember that Graham 4 Hards
handle the beet in gents furnishing
goods.
For Sale-Five-roo house with bath,
electric lights, we'll located on Grand av.
enue. Apply at this Office.
The cold snap of the last few days has
had no effect upon the fruit buds and all
bids fair for an immense fruit crop the
coming season.
The demand for city lots has wonder
fully Increased during the past week.
Those who failed to get in on the ground
floor in the oil proposition are making
up for It by buyiog up lots.
Acker's Blood Elixir positively cures chro-
mic Blood Poisoning and all Scrofulous af-
fections. At all times a matchless system
tonic and purifier. Money refunded if you
are not satisfied. Soc and $1.0O. For sale
at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Don't let the hand of time paint wrinkles
on your face. Keep young by keeping the
blood pure and the digestive organs in q
healthful condition. Herbine will do this
Health is youth; disease and sickness brings
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