The Washington bee., 1907-06-22

nar.r-ngur arrived III the city from
m York where he has been for FIVE
week. sr connection with the Treasury
Department
Re-, S. Il. Norwood, formerly pastor
,f C-mo,an Memorial Church, was in
rh- city Thursday on a visit. Rev.
Simpson Is meeting with success in his
new field.
DR.. James r Sheppard, who has been
srrmd. has arrived at his home at Dur
ham. d. e.
DR. S. /. Corrothers Of Galbraith
Church will deliver a special sermon
tomorrow ar possibilities.
Dr. S. L. Corrorhcrs, W. Calvin Chase
and a.aer, viii attend the Afro-Ameri-
can Council Meeting TO be held IN Bal
rmore. Nd. next week.
Mrs. Mabel B. Fallings, correspondent
f the Colorado Statesman and other
race papers IN the Great West has re
turned .rgm the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. R s. Thompson, who has been
serving most sapably as special agent IN
caa-g. .t The Bureau OF Exploitation Of
The Negro Department OF the James
toar Exposition, closes his detail on that
work u-a tie end Of the fiscal year and
returns next Ns-k here TO report for
duty at the War Department. He has
been transferred from the Quartermas-
teri Depot at Jacksonville, Ind, TO this
city,
Mrs T. J. Galloway and children are
at the Jamestown Exposition for the
summer
Mrs DoIHe A. c. Jones, proprietor
of the Virginia Restaurant at the James
town Exposition. has recovered from her
recent illness and is there for an in
definite stay.
Mr. W. NJ Menard, a graduate Of the
N Street High School and a sophomore
at Williams College, Mass, is writing
some strong articles for the Florida
Sentinel. Pensacola, Florida.
Mr.. Clarence Cameron White, the not
ed y.oIiuist. goes to jamestown shortly,
TO install the musical exhibit, of which
be Is the director.
Messrs. 7. w. Hunster, Samuel D.
Milton and w. D. Nixon have been at
Jamestown Exposition for several days
installing the exhibit Of the public
schools of the District of Columbia.
Prof Kelly Miller OF Howard Uni
yersrtv has returned from the Jamestown
Exposition. where he went TO place on
exhibition his graphic charts illustrative
Of the sociological status Of the Negro,
his geographical distribution through
out the United States and his numerical
strength, together with his ratio Of en-
ployment in the gainful occupations,
While Prof Miller is here, the lectures
in explanation of the charts are being
carried on very effectively by Mr.. Joseph
G.. Logan. an instructor at Howard
Prof. Miller has accepted an invitation
to deliver the dedicatory address on the
occasion of the grand opening Of the
Negro building, July 4th.
Mr. A. c. Newman, who has charge OF
the department of inventions at the
Jamestown Exposition, paid the grounds
visit last week, and returns very en>
thusiastc over the outlook. He says
there Is not the slightest foundation for
the absurd rumors that colored people
are misyreated at the Exposition. The
accommodatiorI are adequate and col
oreI people az admitted freely every
where and accorded the most courteous
treatment He will go to jamestown
shortly for the summer.
Miss Lapcnda Davis, of Hampton, "a.
arrived n the city last week and /:
stopping with her friend, Miss NJ L
Ju.ier $40 end street. 5. w
Mr F. J. Bunday paid a visit tC
Jamestown last week. He spent some
uue in Hampton. II is safe 10 say tha
Dr. Bunday will not so 10 jamestown
again this season
Miss Geneth Anderson Will leave TO
New York June 10Th, where she vii
take q course Of instruction IN the Co
.am5.a College.
Quite a number OF Washington Pub
lie School teachers are booked for north
eru colleges The FIRST OF July, including
Prof J. T. Layton, E. F. Wilson, Mis-
A. W. Saboy, E. w, Brown and others
Mr. John E. McGaw, president OF til
Columbia Ice Company, IS spoken OF a
one OF the members of the Excise Boar
OF the District of Columbia. He IS
great friend to the poor people
South Washington Is blessed WIT
having in her section one of the be:
surgeons and dentists in the person c