The Washington bee., 1907-11-30


Mrs Thompson, wife OF Dr. s. S.
Thompson, Of 95z R street northwest,
has been quite sick, but is able to be
out again.
Rev. Richard Richardson, of this city,
vas the guest of friends in Yonkers,
Ny. While there he visited the Office
Of the Yonkers Standard.
Mrs. w. T. Vernon attended the mis-
s.onary meeting in Baltimore last week.
Mr. Edward Brooks, of this city, is
visiting his niece, Mrs. William Harris,
Of West Virginia,
Miss Anna Smith, Of Fremont ave-
nue.. Baltimore, Md, WIS visitor to
the city last week.
Mr.. Eugene Queen, of this city, was
married last week to Miss Josephine
Gordon. of Baltimore, Md. They are
now living at 1904 Druid Hill avenue
Miss Fannie Murphy Of Morgantown,
W. Va, has been visiting friends in At
lanta Ga, Portsmouth, Va, and Wash
jngton. D. c. She was royalty entertain
ed while here.
The residence Of Mrs. Emma Beane
Paul 40 R street northwest, was the
scene Of a brilliant wedding on Thurs
day evening, November IA 1907. The
contracting parties were Miss Sarah
Af7ude Beane, a sister Of Mrs. Paul, and
Mr.. Frederick S. Mouzon, of Spartan
burg. s. {. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. James H. Lee, pastor Of the
Third Baptist Church, of this city. The
presents were numerous and beautiful.
There were many friends of the bride
and groom present. Among them were
Mrs. lanes Clark, of White Plains, N.
Y: Mrs. Mary Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wedge, Miss Bertha Moten, Mr..
Charles Shorter, Mrs. and Miss Black
we'll Mrs. Julia Carter, Mrs. Hattie
Coleman. Miss Mayne Stewart Mr.. J.
W. Edwards, Mrs. and Miss Coleman,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Montgomery, Mr..
and Mrs. Tyler, Mr.. and Miss Adams,
Mr. Charles McKenney, Mr.. and Mrs.
George West Miss Andie Perry Miss
Mamie Perry, Mr.. Newman, Mr.. H. A,
Kelsey, Mr.. l. J. D. LipscomB, Mr..
Theodore Bethel, Miss Maud Hawkins,
Mr.. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sea
Johnson, Miss Annie Brooks, Miss Lula
Johnson, Miss Annie rBooks, Miss Ma
ME Kieth, Miss Susie Bolden, Miss
Carrie Hampton, Mrs, Hudson, Mr.. Al
bert Thornton, Mr.. Samuel Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Thomas Tascoe, Mrs. Chas
Mcclure. Mrs. S. Gather Mrs. and
Miss King.
Several Craftsmen from the District
namely J. T. Kicks, P. NJ; J. T. Tasco,
W. NH. a. Honesty, S. w; Alonzo
Beverly, J w; J. Smith, S. D.; L
Doggius, Louis Talbort, Nelson Rhone
William H. Hurd, S. D. Having re-
eeiyed an invitation from the Worship
ful Master, Herbert P. Tanci, Of Lin
coin Lodge, No. II, A. F. a. NJ, Of
Alexandria, Va, to be present at the
conferring of the NJ. NJ. degree on thre'
fellowcrafts on Tuesday evening, No
vember, Io 1907, jOurneyed to thai
CITY. The work was excellent and they
returned with many pleasant reminders
of the work and the banquet.
Mr.. Edward II. Lawson was not dis
missed from Rutgers College on charges
rejecting On his honesty.
Mrs. Josephine B. Bruce is in the city
for the winter.
Rev. c. H.Williamson, director-gener-
al OF the North Carolina exhibit in the
Negro Building at Jamestown, was II
the city last deck on business. The
North Carolina exhibit covers 2,ooC
square feet of floor space and is crowd
ed with features of the most interest
ing character.
On Tuesday of last week, DR.. Booker
T. Washington passed through the city
accompanied by Mr.. Nathan Hunt hi'
travelling secretary DR.. Washington
was en- route 70 Boston, where he spoke
to a large audience on Sunday evening
in the interest of Tuskegee Institute.
Mrs. a. NJ. Curtis attended the foot
ball game at Lincoln University las
Saturday.
Prof. Kelly Miller gave an enjoyable
dinner last Saturday at his residence
43o College street northwest, in honoI
Of a few of his personal friends among
the alumni in attendance upon the an
niyersary of Howard University. Among
those present were DR.. w. D. Crum
collector of customs, Charleston, S. C..
Mr.. J. c. Napier, banker and attorney
Nashville, Tenn. Rev. G. Frazierr Mil
Ter, rector of St. Augustine's Protestant