The Washington bee., 1907-11-09

northeast. MIR William Smith is a
lumber merchant Of Maine. They left
the city last week for California. /
Attorney S. u. King will address the
Dunbar Literary Society Sunday.
Mrs. ". T. Vernon will attend the
Womcn's Missionary Convention # the
African Methodist Church, which is to
to convene in Baltimore, Md next
week
Prince Hall Chapter, Order Of the
Eastern Star, was at home last Mon |
day evening at their chapter room, Fifth |
and Virginia avenue southeast. The
Grand Chapter paid its annual visit.
Dcpary Grand Master Weatherless made
an sdd~ess. The scene in the Chapter
room vas very grand.
Mr. John Taylor, the well-lnown me-
chauic and boss bricklayer, IS lying dan
gerously i'll at his residence in Ana
cc-r,.
The Mems Club Of St Luke's Parish
will b@gin its fall work next Wednes-
lav evening.
Mr.. Walter Prather Of Church st,
northwest is recovering from a severe
attack of typhoid.
i 5andana Supper and Musicale, I'M
der ghe auspices Of the Woman's Guild
Of St. Lukcs Church, will be held on
Thursday November q, 1907, at True
Reformers' Hall. Music by the Lyric
Orchestra. See advertisement in an
other column.
Mr. w B. Coles, of the Internal Rev
enue Bureau. has returned to this city
f1om a visit to his home in Charlotte,
North Carolina,
Worshipful Master William T. Cobb,
of Prince Hall Lodge, No. IA, F. A. A.
Masons, is said TO be one of the bright
est and best equipped masters now pre-
siding in any juridiction in thi coun-
try
Mr.. Richard Moore, of the firm Of
Moore & Prelieu ha gone out OF bust
ness, it is rumored.
If YOU want to have an enjoyable
and truly social evening, and to be made
TO feel at home, wait for the "Bandana
Soirec" at True Reformer's Hall by the
Woman's Guild of St Luke's Church
Music by the Lyric Orchestra.
Remember, The Bee can be purchased
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II. Leatherwood, 1910 Fourteenth street
northwest; DIR. A. 5. Gray, Twelfth and
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lis, $50 Missouri avenue northwest.
Next month Cupid eNjects 10 steal
several damsels. There will be seyerai
vacancies in the public schools.
Don't forget to pay your subscription
ior The Bee. Send it. or have 1t ready
when the collector calls.
Rev. S. w. Smith, ID, OF Provi-
dence, R. l., editor Of the Advance
of Rhode Island, passed through the
city en- route to Virginia, for ten-days
STAY. Rev. Smith is pastor Of the Cong
don Street Baptist Church, OF Provi-
dence, r. l.
Mr. Thomas Miner, of Atlantic City,
n. J., paid Washington a brief visit.
While here he stopped with his aunt,
Mrs. II. Z. Toppen, of 45 Hanover
street His friends were sorry that his
stay was so brief.
Miss Mary Winters, OF 80 L street
northwest who spent three months III
PENNSYLVANIA, the guest OF Mrs. Cor
nell, has returned to the city
Miss Grace Early, who was visiting
friends in Virginia, has returned TO the
city.
Miss Beatrice Martin visited several
Places in the North several weeks ago
Alr. lanes Ellis recently Of the School
Of Theology of Howard University has
been appointed to a field in North "a
rolina.
Mr.. H. Rucker, an old employe at the
Capitol IS on his vacation, a part Of
which he spent in the North,
Rev STYLES is visiting IN Memphis
Tennessee.
Mr.. c. E Cheatham was in Bostor
last week
Miss Estelle Henderson OF this Cit
was in New York last week, the CUES
Ci friends.
Mrs. Lavinia Mcdonald is visiting IL
Charlotte, n c.
Mr. D. n. Harris has returned home
pleased with his visit to Washington
While in Cambridge Miss Mamie