The Washington bee., 1907-04-13

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Virginia. where she was visiting her
oarsa,s and friends.
Miss Ida Kyle was visiting relatives
IN Richmond. Va, last week.
Mis-. Mary Hill, 1880 10Th street, en-
+.rta.rel Miss Elizabeth Evans and Miss
Rose Williams of Baltimore during the
Easter GaHadys
H.r n. T. GoIdsberry and wife, nee
Miss T. Cahsc. entertained, at their
home 10 Lyachburg, Va, Dr. Marie
William. uf this city, who was going
20 Natural Bridge, Va.
w- H. " Cashin, Of Decatur, Ala.
after leaving Washington, stopped in
Nashville. Tenn. the guest of his SON
- rv and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. c. n.
Lan--uu
Miss Ema Freeman was the guest Of
friend, r Richmond, Va, during the
Easter holidays.
Among the guests at a party given
by lrr, N N0or5land. at her residence,
Cambridge Mass. in honor of her sister,
a member Of the Williams and Walker
trorae was Miss Ida Day of this city,
also p member Of the troupe.
Miss Nina Jcnifer spent the Easter
holidays with friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Ella Still, after spending the
Easter holidays hcre, returned to Phila
dephn. last week.
Mr. Richard Venning has returned to
the city.
Miss Virginia Burrell, after having
pleasant stay in the city, the guest of
friends. has returned to her home.
Mis-, Matte Diggs has returned to her
home in Maryland.
Miss Alice Nelson spent Easter with
friend, in Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs A. Bcaner, who spent Easter here
has returned to Frederick.
Mrs Robert Blackburn made a visit
on friends in New London, Conn
Grand Master w. L. Houston has
returned from Philadelphia where he
has been holding the session Of the
monthly board of the subcommittee of
management Of the Grand United Order
Of Odd Fellows. He will leave the
early part of next month for an extend
ed tour through the South as far as
New Orleans and over into Indian Ter
ntory returning by way of the states
north of the Ohio river.
Mr. J. A Landlord left the city for
Richmond, Va, last Monday afternoon.
Mr. Gilchrist Stewart left the city
for New York Thursday evening.
Mr.. Napoleon Marshal is in New
York.
Miss |. l. Russell has been confined to
her room for three weeks.
Mis-, Goucyia NJ. Maxheld is confined
10 her home with a severe cold.
A neck-tIe entertainment by the Aux
iaT Club of Trinity Baptist Church
was given at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas L. Jones Thursday even !
Ing. It wa, a brilliant success.
The bazaar that was held last week
at Calvary p E. Chapel, 1905 H street. !
N. ", was success. The pastor. Rev.
Bennett and members extend thanks to
their patrons.
Mrs John H. Paynter has entirely |
recovered from severe spell of grip, |
We are glad TO announce.
Mr. Hamilton Turley is an active and
Valuable member Of the Mems Club
OF NJ Lake, Parish.
Mrs ". W. Grymes Of lexington
las been confined to his residence with
lame knee He has recovered and |
Ieamet business.
0'lnd Emancipation Exercises under
VIC auspices Of the Dunbar Literary )
!, ,o>.g'5 vii. be held at the Colored Y.
~ y. \. corner of Maryland avenue !
'.u +.a street, S. w, next Sunday ev-
r'.s A2-. a, at $50 o'clock. Bgl-t
--.' and talented speakers have accept
invitations to attend, among whom
:, EN-Jodge z. NJ. Hewlett, Attorney |
r, =, o.'l-Nsca.c and Ex-Judge S. G. Davis. !
l-o'ss- and appropriate music will be !
i'~-o's- by some of Washington's pro-
,.+t and cultivated artists.
... .-'s. Henrietta Vinton Davis, an elo-
,-,,0-..st ,.~ ana dramatist of national fame
r- - contribute to the evening of pleas
III. are welcome. Seats free.
D.ors open at $50 P. NJ.
T., 'he Easter Bazaar at St. Luke's Par
g gc A1., under the auspices of the
F.. rS.@4as Guild Of the parish closed last
,.-ay evening. The affair was very
H.. grr,'''ia. financially, notwithstanding
80 so many functions socially and 9TH
~ t1' obtained among our people during
''-'e Easter week. which greatly