The Washington bee., 1907-01-12

uoD4y order. The management will
-, sr7oy subscribers with collectors.
address. B.L c. Subscription Depart
p.rr of The Washington Bee, 1909 Eye
street, n. ".
Mis-, Bessie Pinkeny OF 50 O street,
\ w.. was suddenly called to Bal
rmora To the bedside OF her dying
aunt
Mr.. Robert Wilson is still on the
sick EsL
Mis-, Maud Braxter OF 3I8 c street
S. N. is also on the sick list.
Mr. Florence Marsh of Orange,
n +. has returned to her home, car
vinc with her many pleasant mem
ores of Washington and its people.
Mrs. W. NJ. Gordon. formerly a
teacher of Cumberland, Md, IS visit
ing relatives IN the city.
The Misses Lille and Buelah Burke
of Howard University have returned
TO the city after a pleasant trip TO.
their home IN Hartford, n c
Rev ". H. Brooks of the 10Th
Stree. Baptist Church, is able TO be
out again.
Mr. Joseph c. Hannse and lady were
also present at the meeting OF the Short
Story Club Wednesday evening last.
Mr. William Il, A.Wormley IS recov-
erng from dangerous attack OF sick
ness
Mr. William Z. Cobb, OF The Govern
mcnt Priutcry. Is rapidly recovering
from a severe sprain OF the ankle.
The Sunday evening choir OF St
Luke's Church embraces over twenty
female voices.
Miss Lette T. Gillian, OF New York
civ sister o{ Mr.. K. w Gillian, Of
S4 Third street southwest, as in the
city. the guest of her mother and bro
rher. Miss Gillian IS very enter
tanning young lady, and her three-weeks
stay in the CITY VIII be enjoyed, as
many social functions will be given
her
Miss Mamie H. Burroughs. Of Lou
rsGI'e. Ny. was in the city thss week.
She left for Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York. She Will return to the
city lodzy. and then leave for Louis
vII- Ky. Miss Burroughs is one of
rhe most gifted speakers IN this country
among women.
Professor Joseph, instructor OF Ian
uages in the M-Strcet High School,
is seriously i'll at his residence in
Church street becween 18th and 10Th
streets northwest
Dr. J. R.. Wilde, of East Washing
ton. has recovered from a severe at
Tack Of hmtugo.
Miss josephine West, one of ue
most popular teachers in the public
school, j, confined to her residence
IN nth street. by illness.
A lerv Of yyell-I,nown young ladies
sill take part in Mrs. Jarlieys Wax
Works at the True ReformerS' Hall
On the 18th inst Orchestral music by
The Metropolitan Orchestra. Proceeds
Tor the benefit Of the organ fund OF
St. Lukcs Protestant Episcopal
Church See advertisement III another
column
Next Thursday evening Mrs. farley
will INTRODUCE her celebrated Wax
Works TO the public at True Reform
us Hail beginning promptly at 8 pm !
and continuing but one hour, after !
which the dancing set" will take en-
Ire charge, and enjoy the strains OF J
The Metropolitan Orchestra. Profes-
s1r Samuel Jones guarantees TO FUR ,
Isa satisfactory music. The Woman's |
1w.d Of ST. Luke's Protestant Episco- |
I1- Church presents this entertainment
and asks liberal patronage. Every
--ay will be made to feel at home.
f7or. Bryson Chase's dancing acad- !
s.y IN 10Th street northwest IS large /
s P-Uonlzcd by a large number OF |
--. most respectable young people. All !
- latest dances are taught IN this |
school
Ir. ]. E, Sheppard, of Durham, n |
~ arrived IN the city Wednesday, en-
'.--- Tor New York city.
Register W. T. Vernon arrived in !
~l city 'som Louisville, KY, Saturday
evening.
NlsoTder J. C.. Dancy, who has been |
y IIoEidas where he delivered an
,--'..-llipation Day speech, returned to
~. city Monday.