The Washington bee., 1907-09-07

that city, was in Washington this week,
the guest Of DR.. a. NJ. Curtis, whom he
accompanied home from the Jamestown
Exposition. Both took prominent part
in the ninth annual session of the Ma
tional Medical Association, which met
last week in Baltimore.
DR.. J. E. Shepard, field secretary of
the work of the International Sunday
School Association, will be in the city
Tuesday, the guest Of Mrs Lee, 1903
7 street northwest.
Mrs. Amanda Y. Gray. Mrs. Anna
W. Silence, Miss Katie E. Moten, Miss
Lula Love, Miss Rosa Childs, Miss Ida
Washington, Miss jamie Freeman, Mrs.
Gussie E. Henderson and Miss May Ty-
son were among the Washington ladies
IN attendance upon the National Medi-
cal Association in Baltimore last week.
The meeting of the District of Co
lumbia branch of the National Negro
Business League, called by President ].
A. Lankford for Monday evening, will
be an Echo Meeting of the recent To
peka trip. All of the delegates will have
something to sap upon the events of that
wonderful meeting beyond the Missis-
sippi.
Mrs. Retta Moss, of Indianapolis, is
spending the week with Mr. and Mrs.
George w. Jackson, of Twenty-second
street northwest.
Mr.. Frank F. Davis is making a sue
cess in the practice OF medicine in Cam
bridge, Mass.
Mrs. Belle Wyatt Gilmer has recov-
cred her accustomed health and will soon
rejoin her husband, Mr. Elijah n. Gil
mer, in Jersey City.
Prof. w. S. Scarborough of Wilber-
force University, Ohio, was in the city
this week, en- route homeward from the
Niagata Moyemeht meeting fin Bos-
ton.
Prof Kelly Miller digested the pro
+ ceedings of the Baltimore meeting o.
the National Medical Association fol
! the New York Evening Post, and r w
Thompson syndicated them for the Ne
gro press at large
is not a CRATER. He is not one of thos,
DR.. A. NJ. Curtis has been invited b.
the authorities of the Leonard Medica
/ College, Raleigh, n. C., to deliver /;
series of lectures and TO give serie
of surgical clinics there this winter, anC
has concluded to asCept The eminen
surgeon will also make a return visi
to Nashville, where he achieved such
signal success last year, and his itinerar!
! will include Birmingham, Atlanta, Dec
atur and several other well-known point
in the Southland, where his services ar,
in constant demand DR.. Curtis will fl
his assignment as lecturer on surger
at Freedmen's Hospital, in addition t
his other engagements.
Architect John A. Lankford establish
ed branch offices in Topeka, Kansa
City and ST Louis, while on his recen
tour of the Great West
The new Aguilar Building on Four
teenth street, for which J. A Lankfor
& Brother are the contracting architect:
is nearing completion, and it will be
handsome structure.
Mr.. w. H. Davis was the speake
last Sunday at the Y NJ. {, A. Hi
theme was About Nv Masters Bus
ness" in which was happily included
interesting summerary of the work {
the Topeka meeting OF the National NJ
5 gro Business League. Supplemental
/ talks were made by Messrs R v
Thompson. c. F. NJ. Browne, and Ber
= jamin Washington. Interesting busIne:
experiences were related by Dr.. w.
5 Stevens. a prosperous physician an
f durggist Of Texarkana, Texas, VINO do'
] a $4,000 business per annum, and d
e Miles B. Jones, general representatN
: OF the Y. NJ. c. A. work at Richmon
a Va, and consulting surgeon Of Il
: Richmond Beneficial Hospital. Dr.Jon
5 referred in complimentary terms OF t
success OF Miss Cabaniss, OF this cit
Il who is in charge Of the trained nurs
e of the Richmond Hospital
" Last Sunday the Y NJ. C. A. had
IS hand in actual cash for its new bull
/ the sum OF $II,S 800.
d September 18th will be True K
r formers Day at the jamestown Exp
sition. Twenty-Five thousand memb'
,e and friends OF the order are eXpec
n to be present
W In the necessary reduction OF eNpei
es at the Jamestown Exposition, the 5
IS vices of Messrs. Nathaniel Murray, !
I'd thur G. Newman, Franklin Nichols +
in yer and Joseph c. Logan have been