The Washington bee., 1907-03-09

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Mr. 7 W. Holmes, the National Grand
rrr,sgrsr OF the G. S. & D. S, was the
...,o,.rr of social honors while visiting
10 Newark
7. is reoartel that Mrs. Henderson,
II New York formerly Miss Contee, of
ri. city, sick at her home, East 99th
street New York city.
Mrs Lille Barnes, Of Denver, Col,
making a tour and expects to visit
her daughters, who are teaching in this
--y She also intends to visit Tuske-
gee
Mrs. William {. Evans has been Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. G. Henderson, at
her home in New York city.
NH W. Thompson is in the city
and NAV remain some time.
Mrs E R. Patten, the wife of Law
Yer Parrrn. Of 1881 Twelfth street north
west sho has been very sick, IS improv-
ag
Among the guests at a dinner recent
given by Mr.. Ed. B. Doty and his
asr Miss Mollie, at their home, on
Prairie street. Milwaukee, Wis, was
Dr. G.. H. Perry, Of this city.
Nr J. Conway Jackson, who has been
.s-6ned to his bed with la grippe, is
<-lch improved.
Mrs NJ A. Upshaw, of T street, is
-fnrd to her bed with la grippe.
Mr. Charles Smallwood, of the The
gcaI Department Of Howard Univer-
y is making quite a success of the
.pgorth League Of Simpsons Meth
dist Episcopal Church, of which he Is
PRESIDENT
Reuben S. Smith, an attorney at law,
sd at his home early last Tuesday
corning His funeral was held at Lin
oh Temple last Thursday at pm.
Miss Maggie Janifer reports having
I'd pleasant time during her visit to
iampton, Va. She was the guest of
Hiss Apenda Davis.
Mr. Thomas Edward, of Washington,
Ss among the guests at a card party
New York. given by Mrs. L. Free
F. and daughter at their home, Sara
g.
Misses Lizzie Kitchens, Estelle Lang
E Edgleaner Fessenton, and Bertha
o-1g, Of Baltimore, will be in the city
slay and Sunday, the guests Of Miss
lie Middleton.
Mr.. Harry Middleton, of New York,
'5A has returned home. Mr.. Middle
n was here to attend the marriage of
sister.
Lhe Dunbar Literary, formerly of the
-5T9pohtau NJ. E. Zion Church. D
~set southwest Of which Mrs. Helen
Davis is president, has been rendered
The board of the Y. w. c. A. the use
ner lecture rooms, through the kind
aIes OF Mrs. Bette Francis, their pres
1l
he society viii be pleased to enter
20 their friends at the Y. w. c. A,
'asr Of Four-nd-a-half street and
@!and avenue southwest, every Sun
evening from SIX to eight, begin
s with Sunday, March u. This so
4 is very popular and the exercises
well attended.
Uncle No. / of the Niagara Movement
Which Mrs. S. NJ Hershaw is pres
~ @'- give a drama and dance Mon
evening. April l.. at eight o'clock
ooec, of this entertainment is tC
,-lal The legal defense fund of the
's-.a Movement. Admission, 25 cts
ut miss It,
W. Edward w. Lyle, a member Of
'Egma State Senate. is in the city
~.ea a- The Bee Office Wednesday
w. 6oaae editor Of The Republican
'~,or was in the city last week
.-.e- .n tie editor Of The Bee.
Ic..an Harvey, born in the Unit
>@ies. but lust from India, is II
% He expects TO sail for London
gland. ..1n
~ h. w. Thompson has returned tt
~E from Jefersonville, Ind, Ht
r>@ 20 remain here some time.
~ J. A. Lankford and his brother
'!' the city on account of the sick
-" Their father, have not returned
!. u'y as yet They are expected N
N today. lsE