The Washington bee., 1907-08-24

Miss Nettie Hornsby is the guest Of
b.- parents at their home in Virginia.
Mr. W. c. Robinson spent several days
in Philadelphia.
Mr. Andrew Washington left for Gin
ci1aa. Ohio, to visit his grandmother
Miss Mabel Holmes has returned TO
Richmond, after spending a pleasant
tine here.
Alr. A. o. Johnson IS at Saratoga, hav-
ing q pleasant time.
Mr. Hamilton Robinson, OF Charles
toa. S. c, IS here, the guest Of his
daughter.
Mr.. John Dunmore, accompanied by
Mr. P. Pollard, has gone TO visit rela-
tvcs and friends in Savannah, Ga.
Miss Marie Lucas made visit to Bal
tmore last week
Miss R. Irene Lewis left the city a
few days ago to visit Saratoga.
Mrs. A. E. Hopkins is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. J. I. Johnson, Tarry-
town, \. J.
Miss Caroline Woodford IS visiting
Mrs. Nathan Trent Hinton, w. Va.
Mrs. S. V, Wright and Mrs. NJ. STRAIT
ton, of St Albans, were among the very
recent visitors to this city.
Miss Maria Hillman IS visiting her
aunt Mrs. L. w. Carr Williamsburg
Virginia
Eleauora Kennedy and Miss Rosa
Kennedy are here to spend some time
with relatives and frinds.
Mr.. W. A. Banks, of Baltimore, spent
several days in this city last week, the
guest of relatives.
Mrs. Birdie Wilson, who has been vis-
it1r at Newport News and vicinity, has
returned to Washington.
Mrs. E Marshall is having a pleas
au- time at Atlantic City.
Misses Lulila and Fannie Beatty will
visit jamestown after leaving Washing
Ton. prior to returning to their homes,
Charlotte. n. c.
Mr. w. H. Hayes included this city
in his Northern tour.
The New York Age states that Miss
Pearl Barbour Of Washington, IS the
guest Of her cousins, the Misses Will
jams. of Arthur avenue and I76th street,
fremont
Mr.. Charless Bias is pleasantly locat-
ed at Saratoga Springs.
Register w. T. Vernon returned to the
ely Monday morning from Topeka, Kan
Els.
Mr.. w. Sidney Pittman, the we'll
known architect, viii go on his vacation
shortly
Mrs Fontain Peyton has gone to Har-
pers Ferry.
Mr. William J. Curray has gone to
Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Attorney Armen w. Scott IS in New
York city. He accompanied his mother
and aunt to the seashore last week, Wis
iting his brother.
Mrs. A. T. Vernon has been i'll at her
home in lie Droit Park She viii prob
ably leave the city in a few days.
Mr.. NJ c. Maxfeld, of the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing, has returned
to duty.
Miss Flossie Thompson had as her
guests the past week Misses Ellen Col
well and Meothilde Cabure, of New Or
leans. who are en- route home from the
Summer School at Cheyney The young
ladies were the recipients of many So
Mrs. De Nellotlz entertained these young
ladies and the Misses Belcher, of Au-
ggsta, Ga, informally, with music and
whist. Both the Creole Bellies and
the Georgia Peaches" were voted the
most charming Of this seasons visitors to
the Capital.
Miss Maggie Murrell, a teacher, OF
English in the High School, is visiting
her home.
Misses Eva A. Chase and Rachel Bel
have returned from Harpers Ferry.
Mr.. P. H. Ford, of Richmond, Va
arrived in the city from Philadelphia
Pa, where he has been the guest Of
Mr. Martin, nephew Of Attorney w. {
Martin. He left for his home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E Thomas, OF
II3 Eighteenth street. northwest, vii
leave the city next week for the East
Mrs. A. V. Chase, accompanied by hel
daugher, Miss Beatriz Lucinda Chase
left for Richmond, Va, Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Mason, of Wylie street north
east left Monday morning for Rich.
mond, Va.
Mrs. NJ. c. Maxfeld and her daugh
ter, Miss Genevieve, will leave for Phil
adelphia, Pa, next week.