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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Misses Myrtle Nolan and Lulu Gilkey are visit
ing at Forest Lake. MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustavus Johnson and daughter
leave this evening for the east.
Miss Harriet Rolfe of Chicago is visiting Mrs.
Mary James of 1913 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Bardwell and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. w. Currier have gone to Boston.
The Union Card club will meet with Mrs.
Kaestner, 1900 Hawthorn avenue, Tuesday
Mrs. Ellen Kelly entertained st. Anthony court,
R. L., at thimble bee Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II Lord and ,u daughter hays have
gone to Amesbury, Mass, to visit Mr.. LORDS
parents.
Mrs. John W. See and Miss Lulie MacGregor
are home from visit at the Eaton ranch in
Wyoming.
Miss Violet Guilford of Alice. N. D., is visit
ing her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W., Huntress
of the Waldorf.
DR., and Mrs F. F; Way Of Livingston: Mont;
Fifth street Sc.
Rev. j. E. Smith and family have returned
to Minneapolis after four weeks vacation In
Mrs. e., 6. Binkley of Richmondi Ind. Is the
at Hotel Berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs Frank e Niekels have returned
park and have gone to the lakes.
Mrs. H. D.. James, who has been the guest
her s Ss t. 6es OF eo If
Miss Mittie Hearn has returned home to New
PaynesVllle, M1nn., after attending the summer
school and visiting her aunt Mrs. VIM. G.
Minifl.
Mrs Harry S. lotion, Mrs. Bert Jameson and
daughter, and Mrs. Charles Holt Of Chicago are
spending a few weeks at Crooked Lake. near
Anoka.
| Mrs. Robert S. Parker of Coatopa. Ala. Is
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. P. Dick
| inson, 1880 Park boulevard, Linden Hills. anG
will remain until the middle Of September.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Kearns and daughter, Of
! Detroit, Mich, who have been guests of Mrs
w. S. Allen Of 1922 Fifteenth avenue S, have
| gone to st. Louis to spend two weeks before re
| turning home.
Mrs. 3. Morstein and daughter. JOSIE o.
Bloomington avenue, are home from st. Louis
and son, Miss Rose Nichols of st. Louis, ant
/ Frank Kline of Colltnsyille, Mo.
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are al
| follows: Herald Square, A. Sinai; Manhattan
Dr.. G. Il. Kinball; Victoria. R: j.. Eliiott; I'm
perial, H. 8. Holman, F. g. McMullen; Holland
| Grand Union. G.. h. Dickinson. Duluth-Fiftl
l Avenue, W. w. J. Croze.
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DECLINES TO BE SPONSOR
MISS HULL WILL NOT PLAY SEC
OND FIDDLE TO THE DUBUQUE
GIRLS FIRST.
New York Sun Special Service.

Washington, Aug. 13.-The navy
department has been advised by the
Gas Engine and Power company Of
Morris Heights, the builder of the
gunboat Dubuque, which is to be
launched on Aug. 81, that Miss An
nette Hull, daughter of Congressman
Hull of Iowa, one of the two young
women invited to act as sponsors at
the launching of the vessel, has with
drawn.
Secretary Morton, in order not to
hurt the feelings of Miss Hull and
Miss Margaret Treadway of Dubuque,
both of whom had been asked to
name the Dubuque, had arranged for
double sponsorship. Miss Tread
way was to break the bottle over the
ships bow and Miss Hull was to pull
the string that started the Dubuque
down the ways.
Miss Hull did not like the arrange
ment, however, and has declined to
participate, declaring she will not
play second fiddle" in the ceremony.
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GUESTS AT ToNKA.

Mrs. Hiram c. Truesdale, Miss Helen Trues-
dale and Cavour Truesdale spending ten days
at the st. Louis exposition.
Miss Cora Huisler, who has been spending a
month with Miss Helen Bogart at Minnetonka
Beach, will return Monday to her home in
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.. Bogart have
just returned from trip of the lakes.
Mrs. NJ Turner of Stoughton, Wis. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Nelson Williams,
at NIinnetonka Beach. returned home yesterday
morning.
Miss Marjorie Edwards and Miss Fannie r.
Moor have been visiting at the c. T. Thompson
cottage Minnetonka Beach
Miss June Brann is visiting her sister, Miss
Josephine Brann at Excelsior.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. lowering opened their
summer home at West Point today.
Mrs: fLindemo and daughter, Marguerite, who
have been at the Naples for month, returned
to the Holmes hotel yesterday morning.
Miss Georgia Bryant of Excelsior left Thurs
day evening for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Lawrence and children
registered at the Sampson house Friday: Dr.
James Haynes, James II. Eye, Mrs. w. D.
Lawrence We're guests at the Sampson house
yesterday. Charles T. Mayo, Detroit, Mich, f.
w. Rice and G. R. Brown of st. Louis were
among the Friday arrivals at the hotel.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Women's Clubs to Meet.

The annual meeting of the state
of women's clubs will be
held in Fergus Falls, Mimi, on Oct.
II, IL and Is and the dates have just
been announced by the committee.
The convention will call to Fergus
Falls a notable gathering of women
for all of the prominent club workers
are planning to be present. The pro-
gram will be unusually interesting and
will deal with questions of interest
to the Minnesota clubs. Mrs. f. S.
Allen of Dodge Center, Mimi, will
preside over the convention. The Of
f1cers to be elected this fall will be
the corresponding secretary, treasurer
and vice president at large. The fed
Grafton chooses it's officers for two
years and elections are so arranged
that all Of the terms do not expire
at the same time.
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MERRIAM PARK

Mr.. and Mrs; Edward Taylor Of Laurel ave
t Fl s
Mrs. Luther Cudworth Of Prior avenue enter
tanned at euchre Friday afternoon, in honor OF
Miss Heron of Kentucky.
from visit to MI; and Mrs Doak . Of Olivia
merly at the head of the, vocal department OF
Manning college, is a guest of Mrs, L. H.
Miss Harriet Bishop is spending the summer
on the Atlantic 1 coast cast :. ,u,+,. -
Mrs. Faulkner Patterson is entertaining her
Mrs. John Mcclure Of Dayton avenue enter
tanned at croquet party Wednesday afternoon oI:
Mrs. O.. p Shepardson entertained at picnic
Professor ana Mrs John M Margan haEs
. Mr. .l and Mrs. Frank Dufresne are spending
Mrs A. B. Bell has returned from extend
ed visit at Peru, Ind.
vsad eHra 19ne aa and M Mps Wes OF
Mrs BENJAMIN amin PhR Hips, has returned from
ss b at Donald
sons tearoom Saturday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Frank Menefee of The Dalles. Ore.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Stevenson, who We're
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Coykendall, have
returned to their home at Bloomington, Ill.
Miss Annie koenig of Smelling avenue gave
Mrs. Frank Menefee.
Mrs. N. c. Marshall entertained at cards Fri
day afternoon
from summers trip in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Malloy of Carroll street
entertained at cards Tuesday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Pierce are entertaining
Mr.. Pierces mother from Oshkosh.
Mrs. Eugene Garfield is visiting Mrs. W. G..
| Williston Of Red Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fling of Oshkosh are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce.
| Mrs. G.. NJ. Benham has returned from visit
| to relatives at st. Peter
Mrs Cavanagh of Seattle, Misses Bessie Cur
RE and Marian Adamson spent the last Of the
! toEl.a.
Miss Ollie Stevens has returned from Superior.
Miss Helen Zimmerman Is entertaining Miss
| Vin1.ie Hogelstein of Washington, Iowa.
| Mrs. Allen Ter Bush entertained Saturday eve.
| ming in honor of her guest Miss Mabel Bagley
Of Superior.
j tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss knoWlton
Miss Knowlton LETT Thursday for Massachusetts
I Miss Amy Finn entertained the young people
/ Of the Episcapol church last evening.
/ Rev. and Mrs. George Ten Brock and the
choir of st. Mary's Episcopal church have re
Gordon Henderson has returned from visit
to Dr. Henderson, of Scanlon.
/ The Merriam Park Study class with Mrs
Martha Wells as leader will devote the winter
1 works. The first meeting will be held Sept. IA
Mrs. p. r. Moore is the club president. Mrs
a George Wiley and Mrs. Adamson will represent
the club at the state federation in October.
/ The Merriam Park Woman's club will holt
its first meeting Oct - and will spend thu
winter in study of Paris and its environs, witt
Bishop is president of the club, with Mrs. G. P
Eastman as delegate to Fergus Falls.
The Merriam Park Cosmopolitan club ha
will take a birdseye view Of the nineteenth cen
fury. The meetings will begin Sept. 81, ant
Mrs. G.. G. Weller is president.
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THE WINONA SEMINARY
Winona, Minnesota.


consideration
delightfully."- healtfu
following
offering excellent
composition.
are
al n decorating.
dressmaking embroidery needlework
to
atmosphere of home. &
containing
nun boarding students coming z
September 18TH 4a- s
catalog containing
made to
DIRECTREss
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SDeciaI Music.

There will be special music lin the
Central Baptist church tomorrow and
in the morning there will be an an
them, "O'er the Distant Mountains y
Marston; a trio, "Ye Fields of Light
Millet, by Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Brook
and Mr.. Jones; offertory solo, 1.-The
Publican" Vandewater, Arthur H.
Jones. The evening program will in
clude an anthem, Rejoice Jerusa-
lem," Page; duet, 20, Loving Voice of
Jesus" Nevin, Miss Sara Brook and
Mr.. Jones; offertory solo, angels
Guard Thee" GODDARD, Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown Hawkins, with violin obligato,
by w. H. Ferguson. Miss Leilah
Stevens is the organist.
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boarding heahly
buildings by
ventilated
s.
leading
complete
offered euon domestic Special
intermediate
n ngrades. term
A.
F. Bartlett, 180OI8o4 First s.
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Local Branch of T.. G. B. A.

The Catholic women in the city who
are interested in the forming of a Min
neapolis branch Of the Ladies' Catho-
lie Benevolent association will meet
tomorrow afternoon from until 5
o'clock at the residence of Rev. Faith
er Fitzgerald, Central and Twenty
fourth avenues NE. Miss Mar
garet Kelly Of Cleveland, Ohio, SUI
preme auditor, will be present and
give a. talk.
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side over a booth with beautifully en-
bro1dered pieces Of handWork for
shirtwaists, centerpieces and fancy

pIolueIeu pieces OF nandWOrK IOr
sshirtWaists, centerpieces and fancy
linens.
zeta Beta Psi sorority Of the Gem
trail high school will give a house
party next week at Fairview. Among
the girls to be out for the week will
be Misses Marion Howe, Maybelle
Stocking, Helen and Francis Ball and
Grace Grygla.
Among the recent arrivals for the
season at the White House are: Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Apologize, Mrs. r. e.
Lewis and son of Macon, Mo-; e. s..
Shanks, st. Louis; Miss Heart White
and Miss Margaret Patterson, Chi
cago. Guests at the hotel during the
week We're: Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Ged-
ney, Mrs. Louis Arctander, Miss Hep
burn, w. I. Hepburn, Minneapolis;
Mrs. Carl Morton, Miss Martha Nor
ton, Kansas City, Mo-; Charles Lewis
ton, Madison, Wis; J. G. Robertson,
st. Paul; Mrs. w. r. LIE Favor and
Miss Marie LIE Favor, st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e. Wardell
and Miss Florence Wardell are ex-
pected from Macon, Mo-, to spend sew
eral weeks at the White House. They
are making the overland trip In Mr..
Wardell's touring car, with stops at
several Of the large cities on their
way. Mr.. and Mrs. Wardell have been
visitors at the White House for a sue
cession of years.
One of the delightful events Of the
week for the members Of the Mime
tonka Boat club was the musical
given Thursday evening in the club
rooms. Fred Richter played the
either, Miss Olga Johnson gave piano
selections, and vocal and instrumental
numbers by other members alter
mated on the program. The rooms
were prettily decorated with nastur--
tiums and bowls of the richly colored
flowers stood on the tables and had
stheir places on the cabinets.
Mrs. S. j. Bowler is entertaining
her sister, Miss Phebe Ara Beade, at
her home at Summerville. Miss
Eleanor Myers and Miss Laura Myers
Of Buffalo, N. Y, and Miss Jennie
O'Donnel Of New York are also guests
Of Mrs. Bowler. A garden party in
their honor will be held this evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel
| tine at Summerville.
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BURNETT'S EXTRACT OF VANILLA
In purity and strength pre-eminently superior
You Are Wise Who Think

You Are Wise Who Think
That the best and proper way to spend
a holiday in August is to go to some
point on the Great Lakes. The rates
are low and the way is easy.
Sault Ste. Marie and return. $3.50
Mackinac Island and return... 1850
Desbarats and return ...... 14.75
Sailors Encampment and re-
turn ............. 1880
Michipicoten and return 1885,. 1880
We would very much like an OPP
portunity to talk the matter over
with you at our ticket office, 119 Third
street S.
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IASEII
Seminary Young ~ w.n..
Auburndale, Mass.

Maintains the highest standard for intelleo.
tual development, but here, as in no other
school for young women, the purely scholas.
tic work is combined with a unique and prac-
tical training in the application of the various
branches of Domestic Science. Above all, it
is the aim at Lasell to prepare each student
for the greatest usefulness in life, to fit her
for the womanly duties of home keeping, and
to help her to attain the social graces and
charm Of bearing that mark true woman.
hood.
What the woman shall be, rather than what
she can 40, is here considered of first tmpor-
tance.
Training the intellect at the expense Of the
body or at sacrifice of womanly spirit and
womanly graces is a condition that cannot
exist at Lasell.
Specialists preside in all branches, and the
school is kept purposely small In number of
students to insure the best individual results
and a true home atmosphere.
Everything that beautiful suburban loca-
ton can offer for health, comfort and pleaure
is secured at Northumberland Boston's
wealth Of educational advantages and hiss
toric interests but ten miles distant.
Lasell is well worth investigating. Many
parents have written strong commendatory
letters on the unusual quality of the school
work. For catalogue and information address
C. G. BRAGDoN. principal
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0.O0-Seattle, Wash. $4,000
0.00-Tacoma, Wash. .......$50.0O
0.00-Portland, Ore. ........$5O.0O
50.00-Vancouver, B. G. $4,000
.00-Victoria, B. G. $4,000
For the round trip via the 500 Line,
August 18th to 18th. return limit Of
two months. The chance Of the year
to make that visit to the North Pa
cific coast, via the True Scenic
Route" Ask for further information
at the ticket office, 119 Third street S.
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CLUB MEETINGS..

The Deutscher Frauen club will have a social
gathering Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. K. Keen,
1918 Chicago avenue.
Alice R. Palmer w. g. T. U. will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Pratt, 2239 Pierce
street. Mrs. Kercher, state vice president, will
speak on What the W. G. T. U. Has Done and
Is Doing"
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WIT OS O p H Y
The New Philosophy Of Human Life, which
Teaches Financial Success, Health and Prosper
fly in New and Practical Way.
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Sunday night, Aug. H. philosophy, the Wise
Way of Living" Free. pm.
Monday night, Aug. 10, Choice Of Profess
yions." Free.
Tuesday night, Aug. 1e, 'How to Be Healthy
Free.
pm. to ladies only Admission Csc.
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATIONS DAILY
AT HOLMES HOTEL 9th AND HENNEPIN,
HOURS 10 AM. TO Pm.
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AUSTIN TO PLAY
Former Minneapolis Girl Will Appear
in Concert,

A delightful concert has been ar
ranged for Wednesday, Aug. "a, in the
Tuttle Universalist church when Flor
ence Austin, SO we'll known to Min
neapolis music lovers as a violinist,
will play several numbers. She has
been in New York since her return
from Europe, where she studied with
Divide Musin.
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Mrs. Charles w. Taylor of Cleve-
land, Ohio, was the honored guest yes
terday at a dinner given by Mrs. w.
j. Edwards of Raymond avenue.
Garden flowers were arranged with
ferns in the parlors, and the dining
room was bright with golden glow.
Covers were laid for twelve. After
dinner the guests enjoyed a program
of popular airs. Mrs. Taylor Is visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. Edwards and Mrs.
|C. H. Stockley.
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A pretty pink and white luncheon
was given at Donaldsons tearooms
Thursday by Mrs. e. S. Winter Misses
Hazel Hopkins and Florence Herbert
for Miss Stella woodward Of Fitch
burg, Mass; Mrs. j. j. Powers, New
Haven, Conn.,, and Miss Josephine
Powers of Greenwich, Conn. Sweet
peas carried out the color scheme in
q charming fashion and the place
cards were also in pink and white.
After luncheon there was theater
party.
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Mrs. L. S. Mather of Columbus ave-
nue. entertained Informally this week
at cards in honor of Mrs. Albert Duns-
moor, of Los Angeles, Cal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

Miss Matte Maynard of Kansas City,
Mo-, was honor guest at dancing
party given by Miss Edna Laynan and
Miss Josephine Foster, Wednesday
evening, at the home Of Miss Layman
on Cedar avenue. The thirty guests
were Misses Maynard, Edith Miller,
Olive Taylor, Emma Paul, Bertha
Church, Florence and Marion Foster,
Josephine Boies, Bessie Swinburne,
Alice Ozias; Mines. B. B. Gibbs, M. g.
Layman; Messrs. Lewis Croker, War
rem Boies, Fred and Lea Paul, Harry
Bode, George Earl, M. G. Layman,
Rathbone and James Rathbone, Ray
mo Larrabee, B. B. Gibbs, Alex Mel
son, Will Ostrander and Will Swim
burne.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A. H. Rose
of 2425 Dupont avenue S, gave thin
BILE bee in honor Of Mrs. Laura V.
Linck Of Evansville, Ind, and Mrs.
Frank Rose.
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FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH
INSTRUCTIVEl ENNOBLINGl
Katherine NJ. II. BlaCkfOrd, NJ. D., [. Y.
Eighth Street and Mary Place, Sunday
Night, Aug. IL.

the Distinguished Phrenologst of the Interna-
tional College of Science, Boston, Mass, will
deliver a superbly illustrated course Of
FREE LECTURES ON CHARACTER
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Mrs. H. S. Butler Of New York en-
tertained twenty guests at the Lake
Harriet pavilion last evening. After
the concert supper was served at the
cafe, and the table was pretty with
sweet peas and ferns.
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A FATAL ERROR.

A man steps into your office, draws up
his chair, and talks right into your face.
His breath is offensive. Your only thoughts is
how to get rid of him and his business. You
cut him short with, 90 am not interested"
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Mrs. Robert Mcclure Of Parson,
Kan, is the guest Of Miss Cora Stem.
per of Fifth avenue S. Miss E. Keyser
entertained at luncheon at Donald
sons tea rooms today for Mrs. Nc
Clure.
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Horace Lowry gave a dinner party
yesterday evening at the Lafayette
club. Covers were laid for twelve.

Mrs. Ida Hood Clark of Milwaukee
is the guest Of Mrs. e. G. Best at
Strathmont,d Orono. Mrs. Best is
planning to entertain at luncheon
for Mrs. Clark sdnlee next Thursday after
noon.
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The Ladies Society of the Excelsior
Methodist church will hold lawn
fete Friday afternoon and evening Of
next week. In connection with the j
lawn fete there will be a sale Of
aprons made in fancy and useful
styles. Burnt wood and wood
carving souvenirs will be sold by Miss
Richards and Mrs. Cooper will pref
The colored American., 1904-03-26
The Sermon That Startled
the World.

African" MoO8a
payable
The colored American., 1904-03-26

nelly Miller, L. b. Moore, DR.. W. S.
Willis Madden, R. B. Muir
dock, B. T. Morrison. William Middle
ton, Zeph P. Moore, W. T.lMenard, DR..
Thomas R. Mass, Rev. J. E. MoorIand,
w. H. J. Malvin, D. w. P. Napper, John
G. Nalle, DR.. John c. Norwood, A. c.
Newman, John H Paynter, w. L. Pol
lard, John A. Pierre R. L. PendIeton,
James A. Page, James F. Pratt, John
J. Reese, J. B. Raymond, Reuben S.
Smith, DR.. E. D. Scott, w A. Stewart,
w. ]. Singleton, E. A. Savoy, Dr. James
Stephens, George w. Scott, Joseph H
Stewart, w E. L. Sanford, F. NJ. Sims,
DR.. c. A. Tignor, o. P. Taylor, William
H. Tucker, ]. NJ. Trigg, DR.. A. w. Tan
Gil, R. E. L. TOOmey, Neval H. Thomas,
John E. Taylor, Howard H, Williams,
Rev. P. A. Wallace, DR.. E. D. Williston,
W. H. A. Wormley, w. S. Wormley,
Hon. Hiram Watty, DR.. J. R. Wilder,
Joseph West, Joseph c. Wright, DR. S.
Roger Watts, Benjamin Washington,
o. A Williams, Hon. George H. White,
DR.. G. Sumner WOrmley, James T.
Wormley, Thomas Walker, Rev. Ster-
Ing n. Brown, Harry S. Cummings, w
H. J. Malvin, Col. P. H. Carson, DR.. L.
H. Harris, J. B. Raymond, DR.. A. NJ.
Curtis, Rev. ]. E. Moorland, Thos
Walker, Jas. T. WormIey, Prof. VIM.
Jennifer, DR.. U. ]. Daniels, Rev. L. w.
Kyles, Mr.. Leon Turner, A. H. T.
Walker, Phi. B.
GUEST OF HONOR AT DINNER.
Before his address at the Metropoli-
tan A NJ. E. Church last night Dr.
Booker T Washington was rendered a
complimentary dinner at the residence
of Mr.. H. Lassiter, 1915 Seventeenth
street northwest, by the trustees of the
church. 1t was a very elaborate func-
tion, and was meant to express the ap-
probation of the trustees because of
Dr. Washington's satisfactory helpful
ness in speaking in the interest Of the
church and donating the entire pro-
ceeds for it's benefit Those present as
guests, along with DIR. Washington,
were:
Bishop B. w. Arnett, of the A M. E.
DR.. E. w. hampton, DR.. D. T.
Seaton, Rev. E. H Hunter Editor E.
E. Cooper, H. Lassiter, w. L. Mekerson
and Emmett ]. Scott, DR.. WashingtOn's
private secretary.
John A. Simms, William Q. Beckett,
John w Cromwell, J. S. McDuffie, Nor
ris Honesty, B. A. Chase, Clement Dor
sey, J. H. Clark, and E. Murray
The colored American., 1904-03-26

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his nd i
The colored American., 1904-03-26

The statement that $25 apiece had
ben offered for tickets to DIR. Wash
ington's lecture caused many present
to regret they had changed their
clothes.
The colored American., 1904-03-26
Money to Loan!

Money to loan at lowest rate of interest
on Real and Personal Property, also on
Notes. Apply at Office Of
Mutual Improvement Society
4O7 Seventh street N. W.. third floor,