The Washington bee., 1907-08-31

r. A. b. Undcrdown, OF the Cali
s.,v,a Fruit and Dclicatessen Company,
hareenth and s streets, Is taking a
..,cb-reedcd rest He IS visiting in Nlr-
.,;a and Maryland and New York, aHj
sre, to return to his fall work much
moved. Call at the California Frull
I'D DcIcatessen Store, I742 Fourteenth
street if you are in search Of hrst-class
ioOdsutfs.
agiss Susie Houtou and Mrs. D.Galnes
both of Springfield, Hl.-having spent
ksir vacation in Atlantic City, are now
this chg visiting relatives.
Editor Devaux, Of the Atlanta, ia,
Tribune. and Collector of Georgia, Is in
he city. the guest Of Mr.. Delamater.
Editor Deyaux has been on his vacation
for several weeks.
The sessions of the National Baptist
Convention will be held in the Metro
sDIitan Baptist Church, beginning Sep
nmbcr II, and the sessions OF theWom-
.n's Auxiliary, beginning on the same
sate will he held in the Vermont Ave
~. Baprl,t Church. Ten thousand dele
.atas and visitors are expected during
H. convention season.
Additions. houses are becoming avail
sbIs for coIored tenants III lie Drolt
Park bg reason Of the steady Withdrawal
q the whites, who have a habit OF
sowing ont Of street aS soon as one
o. two houses are taken by Negroes
Nallach Place has been invaded recent
y by two colored families, and the pre-
Siction Is made that within a year OF
so the entire street will be held by mem
scrs of the cOlored race.
4rs. Elijah n. Gilmer tnee Miss
Belle b. Wyatt) Is out again, after {
SERIOUS illness. She is making her home
for the present in Jersey City, n. J.
but IS on visit to her sister, Mrs. Hat
se J.. Johnson, Of 1910 Thirteenth stree
northwest.
Washington will colaborate with Bal
Smore in the entertainment OF the Ma
rional Negro Business League next year
Prof. w. T. B. Williams, OF Hamp
son Institute, was in the city this weeI
on business.
DR.. w. f Jackson, a graduate o
Howard, has built up lucrative prac
acs at Topeka, Kansas, and is making
a deep impression upon the people o
that rapidly developing community.
Mrs. Marie ]. Willis, of 1927 Corcor
IA street northwest, went TO Cape Ma,
last Saturday for the remainder of tn
summer.
Mss Emma B. West, Of I344 u stree
northwest is summering at Narragan
sett Pier.
The Topega pilgrims, Messrs. J. A
Lankford, r. w Thompson, w, II
Davis and Register W. 7. Vernon. ar
az home again after a delightful seaso
uiih the National Negro Buslnes
League
Mr.. Thomas J. Galloway, chairman @
tae executive committee OF the James
town Negro Exhibit, attended the meet
sng of the National Negro Bushes
League at Topeka, Kansas. and made
sheering speech in behalf of the race
great show on Hampton Roads. Mi
Galloway made an excellent impressio
On the great gathering OF the Negro
substantial commercial force gathere
an Kansas capital.
The annual fall picnic OF St Luke
Protestant Episcopal Church will be hel
September I3 at Green Willow Par!
AnaCostia
Mr.. NJ. L. Hershaw, accompanied b
Mrs Hershaw, is in Boston, attendin
he annual session of the NiagaraMov(
Aent.
DR.. Booker I Washington Is ahhouil'
Cd for an address at Convention Hal
September I3, which will be the cTowr
inE event of the weeks session OF tn
National Baptist Convention.
Mrs. Emma J. Adams has been visit
ing relatives in Baltimore and IN Me-
Bedford, Mass.
Mr.. w. H. Fielding, of lndianapoh
Ind, a well-known Episcopalian worh
er, and founder of the thriving ,
Philips Protestant Episcopal Church,
The Hoosier Capital,will attend the M
rional convention of the Brotherhood c
St Andrew, which meets here neN
month. Mr.. Fielding will be the que:
Of Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Thompson
I34S Wallach Place northwest.
Dr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Ward hav
returned to their home in indianapolis
Ind, after a pleasant sojourn here.
Mrs. Reta Moss, an enterprising mi
liner of Indianapolis, Ind, has bee