The Washington bee., 1907-10-26

ton will appear in The Bee next week. |
Mr.. w. Rodger Jones, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, who sang at the Exposition, has
been on a visit in this city, since his re-
turn from Chicago. He had intended
10 enter the Law School of Howard
University. but on account of ill-health
he returned to his home.
The services last Sunday at the Cos
mopolitan Baptist Church were inter
esting. Rev. DR.. Drew preached eX-
ceIlent sermons both morning and even
ING. The members are rallying TO ev-
erv call and the clubs are making good
hradwav toward success The Sun
dav school is increasing i'll attendance,
The choir will soon be organized, and
good things are expected.
Mrs. Emma Clarkson and her daugh-
ter. little Mazzie, have returned to the
citv from Narragansett Pier.
Mrs. Ella Y. Chase Williams will yis-
il the city shortly.
Miss Fannie Chase, who is with her
sister, Mrs. L. S. Goldsbery, in Lynch
burg, Va has entirely recovered from
her recent illness.
DR.. F J. Shadd is seriously i'll at
his home, Ninth and R streets. His
friends are very solicitous about him
DR.. West is all at his home. 1t IS
hoped that he will recover soon.
Attorney w. H. Twine, of the In
dian Territory, and J. A. Roper, presI-
dent of The Homeseekers Bureau, Ock-
mulgee, Okla, were in the city tins
week, en- route for Jamestown, Va lhey
are prosperous Westerners.
Mr.. ]. D. Howard, of the Indianapo-
lis Freeman, was in the city this week
Mr.. w. Sidney Pittman, the architect
Will leave the city Tuesday on a special
car for Tusksgee, Ala, where he VII
he married to the only daughter o.
Prof Booker T. Washington.
DR.. ]. E. Sheppard viii be in the CITY
in few days.
Mr.. R. s. Edmond, of Lawrenceville
Va. was brought to this city last week
a very sick man.
Mr. w. R. Griffin, of the Washing
ton Division, u. o. 7. R., was bes
man at the marriage OF Miss Maggie
l. Butler, the daughter Of Mr. an'
Mrs R. P. Butler, Lynchburg, Va, t'
Mr.. CAPTAIN Willis, chief of the Lynch
burg Division.
Mrs. c. NJ. Stafford, of Charlotte
N. c., made flying trip to washington
a few days ago.
Mr.. w B. Coles was called to Char
1otte on account of the illness of Bisho
Lomax, his father-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall have bee
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Robert laylo
at their home in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Berkley, for
merly of this city, more recently c
Pinsburg, have moved to New Yor
City.
Mr.. J. H. Mutt, chief Of the Bal
timore division and deputy @
MARYLAND of the G. w. O. of l
Reformers, was married in this cit
Monday afternoon, October 2Is
to Mrs. Emma s. Craven, of Bal
timore. Rev. DR.. w. H. Brook
performed the ceremonies, whic
took place at the residence OF MI
L. H. Mutt, 25z6 Mesmore Place
n. w. They returned to Bait
more, Md, on the $50 traino an
a reception will be held Sunda,
the 2zth, on Stricken street.
Mr.. B. Taylor and F. c. Dude,
graduates of Biddle Universlt,,
have entered the Theological d.
partment of Howard University.
Miss Josephine Mason, OF Co
coran street, has returned to tt
city after a pleasant visit to rel;
tiyes in New York.
Several new subscribers hay
been added to The Bee within II
last few weeks, and several Gree
Backs have been sent to back L
its publication.
The Bee can be purchased at d
A. w. GRAY, 18th and You street.
Thos. H. Leatherwood, 1916 IA
street; Mr.. Lee, 933 Goth stree
Mr.. Ellis, 4So Missouri avenue.
The Garfield Citizens Associ
ton, under the leadership of MI