The Washington bee., 1907-06-29

Vr. Haley q. Douglass lett the city
sr week for Cambridge, Mass, to be
resent at the graduating exercises at.
Harvard College. Upon his return he
rn Oh 20 Highland Beach, Md, with
,l- res. Of his family for the summer.
Mr. Hamilcar Turley Is rapidly re
,,r-rrg from a serious illsess.
Mr. John Craig, Of I437 Pierce Place,
i conyaIescent
Past Grand Senior Warden R, c.
rrrark. Of No. 1900 Twenty second
street. northwest is confined to his resi-
5.r-s bv a severe illsess.
r. is rmored that Prof. Tyler, pre-
,sr6r of St. Mary's Protestant Episco-
nr Chapel. has resigned.
Several hundred persons attended the
r..rs. at Lake View given by the con-
creation of St. Luke's Church last Fri
iay The arrangements were very per
fec. and satisfactory.
Prof George W. Milford, an alumnus
of Brown University, Providence, R.
attended the alumni meeting last
week. He was cordially received and
had ~a high old college time"
Mrs. c. A. Fleetwood, in Peirce
Place is seriously sick at her residence.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons spent
, S. Johns Day. the 24th of June, at
G.mr- ]li. on the Potomac. Sever
Al hundred Ma-ous. their families and
friends attended
The forthcoming annual excursion On
TUESDAY August b. 1907, to Somerset
Beach. by the congregation and friends
of s. Lukrs Pr0testant Episcopal
Church. bid, fair to surpass that of last
August The full Monumental Orches-
ira will furnish the music. Prof. Charles
Hamilton promises all the latest musi-
cal selections. Wait until then if the
reader desires an "old-fashioned" enjoy
able time.
Mrs Mary Derry Matthews and hus-
band were guests of Mrs. Evelyn Lucy
Butler on Sunday, having returned
from California enroute to Baltimore
her former home Their trip was a
delightful one.
Mrs Mary Harris, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with her niece. Mrs. Heller
Bell Cardozo. She spent a very pleas,
ant day with her relatives and friends
Miss Enola Mcdaniel is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mr. Horace Morris was called tC
louisville, KY, by the death Of Mrs
Virginia Pickett
Mrs. NJ F. Cowdery and her chill
.-sn have returned ito Philadelphia.
Mrs Mary Woodbridge, of Charlotte
I C., arrived in Washington, recent,
and she expects to reside here perma
-sntly.
Mr.. H. o. Atwood is visiting hi
ncle, Mr.. L K Atwood, Jackson, Mis-:
Mrs. Sallie Porter and daughter, Mr.:
T. J. Cooper. have gone on visit t
JAMESTOWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. hewitt expect t
spend the summer in Maine.
Mr. Enoch Mason was visiting rela
ues in Baltimore recently.
Miss S. J. McCulley, who went t
South Carolina with the remains o
Rock Hill. S. c.
It is the intention of Mr.. Norman
Child, of Ohio, to spend a part of tn
summer in Washington.
Nr J. c. Jackson, who has been con
met to his home by sickness, is abl
70 be out again.
Mrs Minnie Minor is at Ocean Grove
New Jersey
A number of Washingtonians visite
6a.umore this week.
Mrs. Mamie Fleming, who has bee
the city, the guest of relatives an
Hends, has returned to Newport New!
Nr Edward hewitt and wife wer
he guests of Mrs. Ferd Jones durin
,aer visit to Boston.
Nessrs. Andrew Leftridge and R. {
Blackburn vii spend the summer a
New London. Conn.
Hon. Ralph Tyler, fourth auditor G
lie War Department, is well-know
oaIo newspaper man. He is pursuin
~e even tenor of his way in his nev
position. In manner he is one of tn
most democratic chiefs of division unde
~e present administration. His FANNY
insisting of wife and three children
VIII Join him on or about the 10th c
NV.
'.F Tyler has already shown of VIII;
~"o OF metal he Is made. He has pre-
-o'sd Mr.. Bismark Pinchback frol
1900 to $1,000 clerkship. and or
'~'eF colored man from Virginia draw