The Washington bee., 1907-03-16

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nr G NJ Pierre, who is improving
.,,n recent illness, spent some days
TN his sister, Mrs. Thomas Quarles,
her home in New York cit The trip
"a, beneficial
Mrs. Carroll. the wife of Rev. T. o.
r,-,ou now stationed at Frederick,
Va was here last week visiting. Mrs.
Carroll is looking well.
Wr W. c. Brown and wife have re-
nrned to Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr. Thomas Mullen, the father of
ws,es Heuie and Lottie Mullen, is sick
., his home with Ia grippe.
Among the visitors to the city this
week was Rev. F. E. Pree, of Lynch
burg, Va.
Mr.. A. Shaw and wife took a trip
to New York city.
Mrs Mary W. Mason, of Baltimore,
vas here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
i George Gwyun, which took place last
week.
Mrs. C. Canty Smith, of this city, but
Formerly Of Charlotte, n C., has gone
to Florida, hoping to be improved in
balth
Miss NJ. V. Warrick has returned to
Philadelphia, Pa
Dr. W. F. Lotion, of this city, made
visit to Philadelphia as the guest of
Miss A. I. Duncan.
a Mr. James Hale Porter paid visit to
Alton and spent the time looking after
exhibits for Jamestown.
Remember the Met. A. M. E Zion
Church. D street between Second and
Third steets southwest; Singing School
Sunday, March Y, 4 pm Special feat
rss The Temple Quartette." Other
slent Seats free. All welcome.
The theme of President Thirkield':
itdress last Sunday was "a Study in
Christian Sociology" suggested by re-
pat visit to the Tuskegee Conference
ni Kowahga Institute There was spe-
ra music by the choir. Service is from
10 to $50 op.m.
The Memorial Chapel of Howard Uni
unty was crowded last Sunday after
lon with visitors from this city, the
czsi0n being a "Vespers Service" to
-ch invitations to the public through
several churches had been extended.
service embraced special musical
,1bers under the direction of Miss
--a We're Childers, assisted by Miss
patlce Lewis, accompanist. The fol
s1g order Of service was observed:
Srocessional hymn 6Io, Ward; Sen
a,es Call to Worship" read by the
itsdent Of the University, after which
= creed was recited, and prayer by
minister; Send Out the Light
-aod; 20 rest in the Lord" Mendels-
la-IomeL; responsive Scripture read
g. 'Hark Hark, My Soulp Shelly
pay God that Madest Earth and Heav-
S@lnu. 20 Come All Ye Faith
NoveEo: 'Tarry With Me, o My
'01nr S.ner; He Watching over
a~ Nu~1rIssohn; solo. "He Wa;
sG,ea r-.m the Messiah, Handel
.g Is God. the Lord" Mendelssohn
-',a- from St Cecilia Mass)
a0-. occasional Hymn So" Hop
A- Oh. .mbers were very acceptabl
mg-.s-He.g rendered by the How
University vested choir comprising
-.y forty mixed voices. A silve
'as Was raised. to be devoted to tn
s-.ses incident to music and vest
.N d. .."unced upon a neat pro
- .t Oh. exercises which was dis
----~ .. lie visitors at the beginning
Tile service, and judging from tn
s.'1a.ag sounds of the silver fall
- ~s us5crs' baskets, a snug sun
" ha". nsen realized.
~" Anna Smith, formerly of thl
and w.l known in church and so
o.,ss. who removed permanent
Hs" York is reported to be danger
s d. .u that city.
.'ea-s Of Gertrude Snowden of tn
gas Relief Association are yer
.,-e.'.ve as TO his physical condition
SAD That the young man is gradual
NJ, Honorable George Frazier, til
'o'@i.e Gailanthropist of Philade