The Washington bee., 1907-07-27

,r-. K. E. Bell Is becoming more and
-. ~seful as a citizen Of the D. u
NJ. her unselfsh missionary spirit
~. Is developing a racial and public
80 which makes her rank high as
s-... speaker She is thoughtful, well
ed and convincing in her talks.
v-b5 is the proudest man in town.
NJ f. T Cardozo. Whyf A young
5,-to- has come to be a member OF his
household. Mother and son are doing
well
gt-s Hilycr of Tuscaloosa, Fla.' Is
rsiting his sister-in-law, Mrs. a. r.
Vf1ver Of 9th street.
u- T. d Scott has for SOME weeks
b.., ouite unwen. Accompanied by his
f-isrd Mr.. w. w. Martin he left Tor
Hamilton Va. Wednesday, 18th. DT.
Scott is daily improving. He IS ADVISED
b, hi, physicians t5 remain away untii
Ortober as he needs complete rest MI
p,r Scott left Monday to spend the
-rrE aith his father, Miss Marion l.
Cot, has been quite i'll and will Join her
ts,b.r Sunday. remaining for some time,
Agr Arthur c. Newman was called
,.,. -,,- week from the Jamestown
Evo,~i-.or hy the serious illness OF his
wife.
NJ Charles P. Willis is at Cape May,
Nj
ur, Mary Church Terrell Is enjoying
n- ocean breezes at Atlantic City.
Mfr Andrew F. Hilyer paid flying
visit e., the Jamestown Exposition Sun
ssy He continues as secretary-treas-
grer of the enterprise.
Nr, Ruby Page Hughes came up
from fhe Jamestown Exposition last Sat
rrdav She returned Monday, accom-
,an..d hy her husband, Mr. Leonard l.
Hughes and her children, who will re-
s,ri, there 70 rseveral weeks.
Mr. r. w. Thompson last week re-
srig,d notice OF his second appointment
Is clerk in the post Office at LOUISVILLE
XIV. but declined the position, preterring
- remain here. In the civil service ex-
animation at Louisville Mr.. Thompson
led the entire class, numbering more
than eighty, and including both races.
Miss Susie Hamilton is preparing toi
An extended visit to New York
Judge NJ. w. Gibbs has gone to hi
Arkansas home to make arrangement
- head his stale delegation to the 10
peka meeting of the National Negr'
Business League.
A large delegation Of Washlngtonian
will go to the Jamestown Exposition
next FRIDAY to attend the special eXer
siscs Of Negro Day, August 8, upoi
which occasion the principal attract'o
xill he an address by DR.. Booker
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Thompson ar
eosily domiciled at their residence, I34
Wallach Place, N. w.
DR.. A. NJ. Curtis has perfected al
rangements by which trip to the james
town Exposition will be the outing
feature at the close of the fourth annu;
session of the National Medical Ass'
cation which meets in Baltimore Augu'
p, e8 and % August 80 will be Phys
Clans Day at the Exposition, and I'll
bulls Of the delegates to the BaltimoI
session will be in attendance. An elal
crate program has been prepared Tor Il
occasion by DR.. Curtis and his able a
sistants
Mr. P. J. Crenshaw returned to II
city from Philadelphia, Pa. Friday. +
viii leave for his home in Alabama ne
week.
Attorney T. L. Jones, delegate to II
Pg,hian Convention at Annapolis, Nj
returned to the city Wednesday.
Grand Master w. L, Houston, went
Atlantic City last Saturday and retur
ei to Philadelphia, Pa. to attend t
special meeting of the subcommittee
management of the c. U. 0. or O. F.
Miss Grace Early, of Pierce Pla'
left the city Tuesday for Providen'
Rhode Island
Misses Julia Brooks and Eva Dean
attending Columbia College, New 1oi
Miss Bessie Reddick is at White )
phur Springs spending a few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Hall and family are sper
ing the season at Marshall, Va
Miss Flossie Hunt is visiting re
tives in New Jersey.
Miss Fannie Walker Is stopping
Takoma Park. at the residence OF NJ
Hunts
Dir. W 6. Montgomery and fam
are at Harpers Ferry.
Mr.. George Baylor, of Richmond.\
passed through the city last week on
way TO New York