The Washington bee., 1908-10-10
Mr.. Miles T. Maxfeld is confined

to his home and bed on account of
sickness.
Mrs. Ethel Johnson, and mother,
Mrs. Isabel, after a delightful trip
South have returned.
Attorney w. c. Martin returned
from Atlantic City Monday.
Mrs. James F. Bunday, and daugh-
ter, who were summering in the
mountains Of Virginia, have returned
to the city.
Mr.. Geo H. Richardson Jr., is in
the city; the guest of his parents,
900 Nth St, Northeast
Rev. w. H. Green, pastor of the
Second Seventh Day AdventistChurch
of Pittsburg, Pa, is in the city; the
guest of Mr. J. H. Williamson, 1907
18th. ST, Northwest.
Miss Marion T. Scott expects as
her guest, Miss Leonora Winfield, of
West Medford, Mass. Miss Winfield
will arrive in the city tomorrow, Oct,
4th. remaining two weeks.
Mrs. Gibbons is a lady Of refined
and polished manners, and will no
doubt be of great service to her dis
tinguished husband in his church
work. DR.. Gibbons comes from one
of the best known families in this
city and by perseverance and hard
study, he has become one of the lead
ing pastors of the city. He is at the
head of one of the most popular
churches in the city, where the con-
gregation consists of some of the best
known families
No marriage was more widely pub
lished than his. The presents were
some of the most handsome and most
0 Street, Northwest.
valuable ever received.
DR.. and Mrs. Gibbons are living on
Mr.. !. H. Williams and MIR. and
Mrs. John Wright, Of ITO T Street,
Miss Leonora Wingheld, OF West
MedfOrd, Mass, is in the city the
guest of Miss Marion T. Scott, ot
oo2 9th street N. E. She expects tC
remain here about two weeks.
Mrs. A. B. Robinson, of Charlotte
N. c.. who has been visiting friend:
in New York, vii arrive in this city
next week.
Mr.. John Clinton, Jr., President Of
Solid Rock Union, Of Phila. Pa, /:
/. the guest Of friends in this city.
Mr.. Henry D. Pryor, Of the Gov.
ernment Printing Office, is back from
an extended trip to New England
which included a visit to Boston, a
which place he attended the Masonic
Centennial; Newport, Providence
New York and Philadelphia, Mr.
Pryor was at one time foreman o
the printing plant at Tuskegee In
stitute.
The Colored Laborers' Building an(
Loan Association, Of which Mr.. J
w. Lewis is president and genera
representative, IS to begin the erection
of another model apartment house OF
It's Eleventh Street ground in a yer,
short time. The pretty structure JUS
finished has caused any amount o
talk, and the demand for up-to-dat'
accommodations IS so strong that tn
association has determined to venture
upon another Of the same kind, an'
enough offers have come IN already t.
I'LL the three floors and six apart
ments called for by Architect Pitt
mans plans
Mrs. w. L. Houston has returne
from a visit to Atlantic City, wher
she attended the B. NJ, c., and lie
the grand march at the ball given a
Young's Million-dollar Pier by tn
c. u o. Of 0. F.
Mr.. R. w. Thompson, the well
known newspaper correspondent,mad
business trip 10 New York las
week.
Mr.. Emmett J.Scott passed throug
the city Sunday en- route to Tusks
gee Institute from New York, wher
he had been spending his vacation
He was the guest OF DR.. and Mr.
A. NJ. Curtis.
DR.. and Mrs. @. w. Cabaniss, c
Iz44 K street northwest, are at HON
again, after a FIVE weeks tour {
,the North and East. They attende