The Washington bee., 1907-08-03

Nh William Morgan left recently to
visit his family in Hampton.
Miss Mary Dickerson was the guest
,f Mrs Vaughan. of Cincinnati, Ohio
SSs w.LI visit Chicago after leaving Gin
crnau.
Dr. P. ~ lIiIard was in Fa;r Haven
rs, week. visiting friends
Misses Meta and Blanche Hope have
bssr visiting relatives and friends in
Richmond, Va.
Mrs W. H. Brown and daughter,
Madgc. are visiting friends in company
with Mrs. George Steele, at Rawlings,
Virginia.
Mr. William Rannister will continue
his stay at White Sulphur Springs dur
ing the summer.
ELr. and Mrs. William Hawkins were
very much pleased with their visit to
Milwaukee. where they were the guests
Of relatives and friends.
Miss Anna Norman has gone to Hunt
irqtar 81. Va. 10 spend some weeks
as the guest oi lIr. and Mrs. Isam Scott
1l-. luH and wife are in Providence,
visiting their brother, Mr.. Albert Huff
Miss Minnie Jackson, of this city, left
faN days ago for Columbus, Ohio,
where 81. expects to reside permanently
Miss Beatrice Lewis is receiving much
soca. recognition at Spokane, where she
is spending the summer with her sister
and 1-9ther-.n-law Mrs. and Mr.. Chas
S. Parker
While visiting Hampton, Mrs. Lillian
Pierce. of lhis city, IS the guest of Mrs.
Mary Caldwell, her cousin.
Miss NJ Jannifer IS visiting in Hamp-
ton
Mrs. II. Baker was at Cape May last
week
Miss Daisy Ball is the guest Of Misses
Ethel and Lou Ellen Spriggs, Of Insti-
u,e. VIVA.
Mrs L. Tyler was in Hampton last
week, the guest of Mrs Martha Will
nms. Her son was with her.
Mr. A. c. Spurlock, of St. Albans, ar
rived ln Washington few days ago.
Grand Master Houston has returned
from Philadelphia, where he spent a
week presiding over the session of the
subcommittee Of management He will
lsas. tonight for Birmingham, Alabama
where he is to deliver an address at the
Odd Fellows demonstration on the 5th
Oh The 9th he will deliver an address il
Ticssburg. Mississippi, and on the otl
at the Silver Jubilee in Springfield, Hi
aos. returning to Washington by way OF
Chicago and Pittsburg, where he viii
meet the order in his official capacity
Mr. Thomas P. Woodland, Grand Di-
rector of the subcommittee of manage
naat. c. L. o. of>O. f, residing a
New Orleans. was in the city this week
the guest of Grand Master Houston.
Mr. Frank Farrell, Of New Orleans
Deputy District Grand Master Of Od'
Fellows for the State of louisiana, sPen
a few days in the city, the guest OF IN
brother. Charles J. Farrell, and whll
here divided his time with Grand Mas
ter Houston.
Mr.. 7. T. c. Newsom has returned
to the city.
Prof. Kelly Miller went to jamestown
Va, this week.
Attorney n. T. Goldsborough, o
LyHchburg, Va, passed through tn
city Tuesday morning, enroute for Pitts
burg. Pa. on legal business.
Dr. C. c. Stewart and Mrs. Stewart
his wife. will leave next Monday after
noon for Atlantic City and Asbury Park
a. j. They will return about the las
Of this month.
Miss Lotue Johnson and Miss Selen
Nickens. Of D street southwest, hav
gone to Northumberland, Nd, to b
gone about three weeks.
Miss Etelka Valentine is spending tn
summer in Springfield, Ohio, the gue'
of the sister and brother-in-law, Dr. an
Mrs. Gorden.
Misses Ruth and Helen Williams ar
visiting relatives in Virginia. They WI
soon be joined by their mother, Mr.
J. T. Williams, of 322 Spruce stree
northwest.
Mr.. P. J. Crenshaw left the city tc
his home, in Athens, Alabama, last Fr
day.
Mrs. Mary Jones and her two childre
are in Bealton, Va. They will renal
until September.
M-. NJ c. Maxfeld, of the Bureau
Engraving and Printing, left the CT
Monday morning for Hampton, Va. +
viii take part in the great Negro Co
ference at Hampton, and from there