The Washington bee., 1907-04-20

E.r York. where she spent the
..-r.-rfrs. the guest Of Mrs. Robt
Z. ..r.- zz9 W. goth street. With
,... VIM. B. Pollard, who IS
E. York.
o. .- . F.. Wi-eman Will address
nc the Second Baptist
- street between H and l
r . next Sunday afternoon
..-.. Good music. Don't miss
-.- ..r . musicale by the pupils
L.. E. Harvey CLinkscales, assisted
Mr. r.r. Carroll, tenor soloist;
H.. Victoria Lane and Anna Burns
-, ..r.--. Miss Gertrude Brooks,
,.-.-.-.-- .r Second Baptist Church,
a .--.ar between II and l streets, n.
II Rev Bishop Johnson, DID, pastor
H. evening. April p, 1907, at g
z,lo-E Silver Offering.
The Bloom Of Youth Lodge No. 1868,
IL n q ofO. F.. and the Silver Queen
Horserord of Ruth, No. 74o, G. U. o.
SofOF will give a grand joint enter
tsirmrrr and May reception Wednes-
dsv night May J. at Odd Fellows Hall,
|B5 street between 10Th and 18th streets,
h. W.
This promises to be one of the grand
sa affairs Of the season, and the COM
rittees Of both lodges are sparing no
ein, in order to make it a successful
sTent in every way. The entire frater-
riy have been invited and it is expected
fat the hall will be filled almost to
TsrAowing.
The famous Columbian Orchestra,
sith the able leadership of Prof. Syl-
gster Thomas. will furnish music for
be ocasion. The doors will be open
rom 40 P. NJ. to A. NJ, and the ad-
nision is p cents.
Miss ZelIace c. Wooding of 1914 Wy
!, street, n. E, is confined to her home
Nth a severe cold. Her many friends
Vish her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd of 1922 18th stree
h E, are the happy parents of bounc-
lng baby girl. Mother and daughter
are doing nicely.
Mrs H. E Toppen of As Hanover
sreet is able to be out again after a
Ssyere attack of sickness.
Mr. James A. Calls, teacher in the
tay in this city.
There was an interesting rally at St
John Baptist Church, Arlington, Va,
l1 Sunday April Il, for the purpose of
Passing money to erect $4,000 church.
.!ns far the various means for raising
PIE necessary amount has been very sue
csstuL 1t IS hoped that very soon we
|lbcgin the erection Of the new church.
Interesting services were held all day.
til A. A. Rev. w. B. Carroll of Ala
lna preached an able sermon. At 81
Z NJ Rev VIM. J. Howard, ID, pas
|1' of Zion Baptist Church, delivered
'th force and power one of his inter
sting sermons. and at 8 P. M. Rev. J.
y Corroehers with his matchless elo-
le7ce held spcllbound his audience.
I1e pastor, Rev. F. T. Kicks, who
Pas made heroic sacrifices to carry on
a5 work by his untiring efforts to go
.,"a1a Is 10 be highly commended for
A excellent leadership of the little
-,ca The rally was a financial success
1l the handsome amount of $I5oII
Vas realized a.though there is a very
small membership.
Morning Sar Lodge No. 40 and Mon
.,aia. Lodge No. 3, I. R. P o. Elks
" the ho-.d will give musical ex-
.''asanEa as the Washington Light In
1y Arn"v Thursday evening, April
= vii be the greatest event in the
-,'ory of tie Elks.
@FS Car. Pickett of St. Paul, who
-as osen VISITING her brother, Mr. G. H.
unison. Chicago. ILL.,, will be the guest
Y Der hro.her-in-law in this city for
Some tim.
Is expected that Miss Susie JOSH
~ - OF Atlanta will be the guest of
~5nas I here for some time.
'''>> tataarine Davis, who was the
.-, .-'s' OF Mrs. Marie Carpenter, Fred
J, g.'A' Nt, has come to the city well
''5lsed 3, with her trip.
.'.>, Len..a Preston of ST. Louis, Mo,
. n .aar city and expects to reside here
'5mar.n-,r
~, MISS Annie Sutton of Atlanta, Ga,
VII be IN the city for some time as the
'lss, Of her parents.
ut =. A. J. Carey of Chicago. who is
=, sung here will go to Baltimore before
'',,.Tn'ng to his home.
1.lss Geneva Denny of this city made
's.' 10 her cousin, Mrs. J. B. French