The colored American., 1902-08-23
City BreYitieS.


DR.. and Mrs, ]. r. Wilder are sum-
merinR IN Medford, Mass.
Mrs. Octavia Robinson Bryan is yery
SICK at her residence, LIE DToit.
Miss Linnie E Waring is the guest
OF Mr., and Mrs. w. o. GoodeII at
Chelsea, Mass.
Rumor has it that MIR. Pleasant
Lewis, Of Boston, Will be here in
October on matrimonial business,
Mrs. Ambrose Hutchin son, of 1909
9;h street northwest, has gone to New
YORK City to remain until December.
Mrs. Ellen Bell, of 1876 o street, n
W.. has gone to Atlantic City. N. j.,
to spend her vacation with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mis-. George Stewart and
their son, Burnett, has returned to the
city after having spent a pleasant week
with relatives and friends at Ijsms-
vile, Md.
Mrs. Jennie Watkins, of Leesburg,
Va, is spending the " eek with her son
and daug hter-in-law, Mr.. and MRS.
John Trammell, Of 2236 I2.h street.
north west.
Miss Eleanor Robinson, Of $50 L |
street, LIE DrOtt Park. after spending a
month at Hamilton, Va, has gone to
New York and Boston 10 spend the
rest Of the summer.
Miss Lula Dorsey, 1859 l. street
northwest, l5aVe5 Monday 10 Wait her
friend, Mrs. HOssford, 204 w. 62nd st |
n. Z. she will alsO spend some tine |
On staten Island, before she returns to |
Washington.
The walls of the new parish hall of |
st Luke's p. E. church are nearly |
finished and the funds are in hand 10 |
complete the work. Treasurer &. II, |
Nugent has done effective service In |
raising the money.
Mr.. James E Brown, Jr., of TIE |
CoIOred American force visited Leon. |
ardLown, Md, last Monday in the H.
leTesI OF the COloTed American. Mr.. |
Brown is president of prominent |
social club IN South Washington.
President F. L. Cardozo Jr., is ar
ranging for an early opening of the |
Bethel Literary and Historical Az
> cation He has booked some OF the
sbI st speakers OF the country for
Laacts on on the seasons program.
The Christian EndeaV0r Society OF
the Metropolitan A. NJ. E. Church.
will hold special service in the church
sunday evening at 8 O'Clock, August
81 t, 1909 Friends and EndeavOreTs OF
he many churches wild be given hearty
welcome.
The corner stone of the new John
ley A. NJ. Z, ZION Cchurch was
a4d by the Green Mountain Lodge q.
U o. o! G, Sunday, August 18th at 3
o. IN, 18Th street northwest, between
l. and NJ. DIR w. Il. SnoWden preach
ed The sermon and Hon. J. @. Dancy
was the orator. b, j. Boldlng, D, D.,
pastor.
Misses Hattie Olivex and Eva May
Brown, of Baltimore, were in the city
i few dsys ago. the guests of Misses
Lizzie and Lula Dorsey, 1859 L street
n. w. While heRe, a complimentary
ca was given for their pleasure by
their hosts. Among those Invitei TO
% present were: Mr and Mrs. A. Tay-
Tor, Mr.. and Mrs, CIsseal, Capt. ThOm-
a4 l.. LeatherwoOd, Mr.. and Mas. J.
Miss Lulu Eagiin, Mrs.
Amelia Smith, Mr.. Henry Payne, Mr.
snd Mrs. CLARK, MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Young.
A surprise party was given last Tues
dsy evening TO Mlfs Belle B. Smith,
Of the Y. p. S q. E. of Met;
opolitan A. M. e. ChuIcn, by the
younE people OF that society. Among
{ ose present were: Misses Florence,
Burgess, Halle Armstrong, Ethel
Meredith, Mabel SteWsrI, Fannie
q, nch, Mary Good, LeCtie Lee, Ollie
Lynch, Hattie Payne, LOIS Geary,