The Washington bee., 1907-11-23


will be married Tuesday evening, De
,smber 3, to Mr.. David c. Wight. The !
ceremony will take place at 25o4 P ST.,
northwest the residence of her brother /
Reception will be held from eight to
TN o'clock pm. At home, after De
cembcr 3, 25o4 P street northwest.
If YOU want The Bee, go to Thomas /
Lettherwood; I5I6 Fourteenth Street
northwest or w. H. Lee, 033 Twentieth
street northwest DR.. A. S.Gray, Twelfth
and You streets northwest, and J. H.
Ellis 489 Missouri avenue northwest.
Bishop Grant of Kansas City, Mo-;
Bishop Gaines, of Atlanta, Ga, and DIR.
Gaines Of Baltimore have been recent
visitors to our city.
Nothing will please your friend bet
ter as a Xmas present than nice photo
Of Yourself. Call and inspect the work
Of Prof. Leon De Voux, the worlds
greatest photographer. I35o-6I You st.
Mr. James Calls, teacher in the
High School OF Baltimore, was in the
city last week.
Mr.. ". L. Houston paid a flying
visit TO Philadelphia last week.
Among the visitors who came from
Charleston, w. Va, 10 witness the ball
game at Howard University were the
Messrs. +. c. Mitchell and J. c. Gil
more.
Mrs. James Fagain and daughter, Jes-
SC Of Alabama,are the guests of friends
Isre.
Dr. Harry Brown, graduate Of the
medical department. IS doing well in
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Lucy Early, mother Of Miss
Mayme Early has been seriously sick
at her home in Pierce Place northwest.
Miss Marvin T. Scott expects to en-
tertain friends from the North very
soon.
Miss Erma L. Fleming will spend a
few days with friends in Baltimore very
soon.
Mr.. Gilchrist Stewart was in the city
this week. the guest of Attorney Ma
poleon Marshall.
Wanted at once, three good collectors
The fair at Trinity Baptist Church
Was q success
Rev. f. w. Williams, of Abbeville
S. C., was in the city last week in at
tendance at the fortieth anniversary OF
Howard University.
Hon. ]. c. Napier, of Tennessee, and
his most amiable wife, Mrs. Netti'
Langston Napier, have been the guests
If Mr.. John NJ. Langston, her mother.
The Bethel Literary was we'll hlleC
Tuesday evening. Hon. J. {. Napier
Of Tennessee, read an excellent paper
Col Stewart NJ. Lewis has been quit
sick.
The Ben Hur Recital by Miss Mar!
Powell Burrin promises TO be a brilllan
success. Among its subscribers and pa
irons are the most prominent people o
the city. both white and coIored. TIL
Metropolitan Church ought to be packe'
The date is December o.
The Bee can't see why amusemen
seekers should submit to prejudiced dis
elimination in white theaters when ther
j, such brilliant talent of the race tha
might be seen with self-respect. In
play Ben Hur is a case in point.
No one who has heard Miss Mary I
BurrilI in her wonderful recital of Be
Hur wuodl give a song to see the pla
under such circumstances as are enduI
I'd in the theatres of this city.
Mr. D. D. Moore, of the Census Oi
fee has been detailed to prepare II
formation for statistics for use in tn
torrhcoming census report, He has bee
assigned to the Southwestern States.
The Metropolitan A. NJ. E. Churc
concluded a grand rally last Sunday, tn
result of which netted several hundre
dollars. Special services were held dul
ing the entire day
Mr.. John Craig, OF I437 Pierce Piac
Is slowly recovering under the skillt'
roatment of DR.. Frances.
The Mems Club OF St. Luke's Paris
is arranging for a grand reception earl
II the new year.
Mr. Burroughs, OF this city, gave
recital at Atlanta University Atlant
Ca yesterday afternoon.
At the University Club last Saturda
night The Second Peace Conteren
AZ The Hague" was the subject OF Il
usual Saturday night talk.
Forty-nine railway systems in Il
West and Middle West have lately ma'