The Washington bee., 1907-09-21


west. .s :
Mr.. Louis Wayne and Mr.. Simeon
Williams have returned from their trip
to Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. Gertrude Shelby will leave Sat
urday morning to visit the Jamestown
Exposition
Rev. Lewis, former pastor of St
Paul's Church, died Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Crawford, OF 2Io D street south
west is improving slowly.
Miss Maggie Janifer has returned
from her visit to Hampton. Va, and her
health IS much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edwards Of 1923
Twelfth street northeast, have returned
to the city, after spending a pleasant
time in Richmond, Va, for a few days.
They expect to leave again shortly for
Old Point Comfort, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hackney, of 1920
Twelfth street northeast, are the happy
parsnts of a bouncing baby girl Mother
and baby are doing nicely.
Mr. William Sharper has returned
TO Washington. where he will resume
his studies at Howard University.
Rev. I. v Bryant, the former pastor
OF Walker Memorial Baptist Church.
was in the city last week and delivered
a sermon Sunday night.
Rev. f B. Gordon, pastor of Walker
Memorial Baptist Church, is spending
his vacation in Boston.
The Bee would like to know why Miss
n. c. B., OF n. f, smiles 50 much
now.
The Misses Brown, Thomas, Edwards,
Dunken, Holcomb and Smith; Messrs.
Lucas, Johnson, Allen, Hipp, jackson
and Youngs were the guests of Miss
NJ. Dram and Miss c. B. Ward at their
residence. 1913 w street northwest. last
Wednesday evening.
I Miss Ocea Brooks, of No. 1887 Peirce
Place northwest, has returned to the
city after having spent a most pleasant
summer vacation in Massachusetts.
The annual fall picnic of St. Luke's
Protestant Episcopal Church at Green
willow Park, Anacostia, last Friday eve
, ming, was attended by several hundred
of our young people. The public func-
tions of St. Luke's parish are always
| enjoyable, agreeable and orderly, and
we'll worthy the patronage of the pub
! lie.
Mrs. Hamilton, the mother of Prof.
Charles Hamilton, of the Monumental
Orchestra, has been lying dangerously
, Ill at her residence.
Keep your eye upon the Pleasant
Party" for five evenings in October, at
the suburban residence of Mrs. Anna NJ.
Cole, 1924 Park Place, Mt. Pleasant, un-
der the auspices of the Woman's Guild
of ST. Luke's Parish. Full particulars
will shortly appear in our advertisement
columns
The annual opening of the Msnhat-
haitian Dancing Class, Tuesday evening
last. at Odd Fellows Hall, under ths
direction of Profs. B. c. Chase, c. H.
Green, F Holiday and H. Leftridge.
was very brilliant affair socially and
otherwise Two orchestras, the Colum-
bia and Miller's, under the leadership
of Profs. James NJ. Carroll and J. H..
Miller, respectively, furnished continu-
Gus music.
Miss Alice P Williams has returned
! from a two weeks visit TO Annapolis,
Nd, the guest of Mrs Della Ridgley.
Miss Dayse Deane Walker of Indian
apoHs. Ind. who comes highly recon-
mended as a speaker, elocutionist and
worker for the cause of the women Of
the race, is in the city, and will present
IN the various churches in the next few
DAYS her plans for the development OF
club home for the protection of young
women who have need of home-like IN
iuences in cities where they come as
strangers or for proper diversion IN the
cities where they reside. Headquarters
and the nucleus of a national organiza-
ton have already been established at In
dianapolis, and it is Miss Walkers m
tentiou TO arouse general interest IN
the work throughout the country. She
is stopping for the present at the home
! OF the Misses Patterson, 1882 Fifteenth
street.
! Register ". T, Vernon is announces
TO sneak at the emancipation celebration
:, Springfield. ILL.,, on the z3rd inst
Springfield is the old home OF Abraham
Lincoln and his remains ara buried
there. Consequently, an emancipation
celebration on such ballo"ed 'po'
d: