The Washington bee., 1907-12-14

MIS- We ~ AIllbNil1 il ~ W ] 'i ~
Ea9s q visit 70 this city en- rouse b
soath CarOIinz.
Mr. Robert Duncan made 3 visit to hiG
vzFents, Rev. ond Nrs. w. L Duncan,
e &eir Texas home Il having besz
six years since seeing them.
Miss Gertrude Ryan visited Baltimore
last week.
Miss ~ f. Cole, who was attending
Temple College, was married to Mr..
sam. II. Gray of Philadelphia, the 9TH
.r,-ar.r
Mr., f Crastalla and Miss Nellie
Spencer, her sister, arrived in the city
l,- week from South Carolina
Miss discipline Golding had as her
guest several day, Mis-, Maggie Mar
SHALL. Of Woodtock Md.
Mis-, Sadie Freeman pent several days
a. Atlantic CiW recently.
Miss Ellen Lee was maid of honor
at the marriage OF Miss Bessie Thomp-
son 1t the home Of the bride, in aBl-
tmorc
Prof. w. P. Dabney, of Cincinnati,
arrived in the city last week.
Mrs. ]. Wright Ina, returned to Jer-
sey City after visit here to her mo-
eh-r and friends.
Miss Hctue Woolridge Of Grecnville,
5. c., accompanied by her niece, have
arrived in this city, the guests Of the
6grmer, brother Mr.. James Wool
ridge
Bishop and MR.. J. ". Smith were
guests Of Bishop and Mrs. G.. W. Clin-
ton while in Charlotte, n {.
Miss Hattie Williams, Of thi, city.
Na, present at the breakfast given by
Mr, Bette Cornish, Baltimore, in homo
Of Mrs. /, H. Singleton, also of Wash
ington, who was in Baltimore visiting
her mother.
Nlr. and Mrs. William Brown, of In
dllnapolis, Ind, will remain in this city
this winter.
Miss Mamie AIcGuinn was among
the number Of Washingtonians who Wis
teE Lincoln.
Mrs. Hattie Torrence and little boy
are In Charlotte. \. c., visiting Mrs. c
n Stafford
5lr and Mrs. J. c. Johnson are visit
ing friends in North Carolina.
Mrs.. F. c. Brown after a pleasant
visit here has returned to NewportNews.
Mrs. NaIissa Knox has issued invita-
ZION 20 the marriage Of her daughter
Lene s. to Mr.. Robert S. Gamble, on
Monday. the sd instant, at pm, at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Henderson, 348 Elm street. Reception
from So OTTO 1880
Mrs. Camphor. missionary to Ii
oeria Africa, was the guest OF the
Nlssc, Bcason during her recent visit
to tn cicty.
Al the stag" dinner rendered in
honor of Editor Roscoe Cdnkling
Simmons, editor of the National Re
view Of New York. on Monday even
ing at the home of Mr.. K. W. Thomp-
SON. I348 Wallace Place northwest,
We're: Mr.. Gilchrist Stewart, James
A. Cobb H. p. Slaughter, w. T. Me
uard, J. A. Landlord and Ira T. Bry-
aa- Some witty and thoughtful
spcechs were made by all present, and
Mr. Simmons response was an ora
rrcal gem.
Nine. Annis Huthinson Hackley,
dramatic soprano, of Los Angeles.
CAL, a former pupil OF Mime. f. Aza-
la Hackley in Paris. drew a fine au-
alcncc Monday evening al Metrot
Poigan A. NJ. f. Church. She was as
sisted by Mrs. Ed. B. Terry, eiocu-
a'n.st, Of Atlantic City, \. J., Felix
T. Weir. yiolinist, and Miss Mary L.
europe. pianist.
Mr. ". Z. Hope. who has been
publishing a journal called The Bull
.e,.n, as the spokesman of the Ne
sro Department OF the Jamestown
tNposition, is being urged to con-
.aue the sheet here at the conclusion
o.. ms labors at the exposition.
Miss Ada Gaskins of West Med
lord, Mass, IS spending wo weeks in
The city. the guest Of her friend, Mrs.
l-y.or, OF 1924 18th street northwest
In addition to her personal charms
and unusual literary attainments,
Miss Gaskins IS postgraduate OF
Tie New England Conservatory OF
Music, and is widely and most IA
'o-abIy known as a finished vocalist