The Washington bee., 1908-06-27

1000 OF Manual lTalnlng SClOOI, ndS .
gone to Atlantic City for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Mary f. Qeveaux, Of 2oII j.
street northwest, has gone for two
weeks stay to visit friends in Phila- /
delphia and Atlantic City.
Miss Nett.e Murray, soprano solo
ist Of St. LIKES Protestant Episcopal
Church, is visiting friends at Dur
ham, n. {. +
The Grand Family Excursion toi
Somerset Beach Friday, July Y, 'o8, .
promises to be more enjoyable than
any of those heretofore given. Tick
cts have been limited to one thou
sand, less than the capacity of the
Moseley, which will ensure absolute
comfort to all who propose attending.
The late William Washington, of
Baltimore, New York city, and this
District, left several bequests to some
friends, embracing Daniel Murray,
Spencer Murray. DR.. Hamilton Smith
of this city, and Sol DcCoursey, OF
Baltimore. Deceased also eft small
sum of money to the corporation of
St. Luke's Church.
Miss Edna Murray, recent grad
uate of the Normal School. has been
recently added to our corps Of teach
ers.
Miss Minnie Christmas. of Ra-
leigh, n. c, and Mr.. Mays, of Ala
bama, were the guests at tea given
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. O. Young at
1913 Eighteenth street northwest, a
few evenings ago. After spending a
few days in the city they were mar
ried last Wednesday and are on a
bridal tour to some Of the seashore
resorts
The couple will return to MIR. Ma
yo's home. The hostess served tea
in a very pretty costume of pink silk
with cream lace in abundance, and
completed her costume with one pink
carnatiOn in the hair.
The guests present were: Miss
Christmas, Mrs. Martha Mayo, Mrs.
Eta Rouze, Mrs. Christmas, Mrs.
Belle Butler Moore. Miss Armerand,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reeves, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. s. Lee. Miss Anna Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Jackson, Miss
Hetty Overton, Mr.. and Mrs. Brice,
Mr.. Simms. Miss Wills, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Ware and Mrs. C.Mays.
Mr.. Charles Wilson, one of the
old Washington boys now living IN
New York. paid US flying visit this
week. Mr.. Wilson was in the best
of health. He stayed at his uncle'S
in Vermont avenue during his visit.
Mr.. Edward Johnson, of the Cor
don Hotel, left the city last Tuesday
evening for Manhattan Beach.
Miss Lulu Ellis, of 1928 Twentieth
street. is much better. Miss Ellis has
been confined to a dark room for
some weeks with eye trouble, under
one of Washington's best specialists.
Mr.. Arden, who was drowned of
the steamer Jane Moseley last Sun
day. was member of the y. NJ. P.
/.
The full Monumental Orchestra,
under the direction OF Prof. Charles
Hamilton, will furnish music on the
nth prox. All unsold tickets will be
DISPOSED of at the boat on the day
Of the excursion. Limited to one
thousand, however.
Rev. George H. Simms, pastor OF
Union Baptist Church, New YORK
city, is the guest of Rev. Drew.
Rev. o. 6. Simms, pastor Of Rod
man Street Baptist Church Of Pitts
burg. and DR.. w. w. Brown are II
the city.
Rev. 6. P. Drew and wife have re
turned TO the city from Philadelphi;
Pa attendirg the New England Mis-
sionary Baptist Convention,where tn
Rev Mr.. Drew went as a delegate
reoresenting his church, which wa
admitted to membership. He wa
made a lifetime member.
Z The Jane Moseley has been thor
oughly repaired and renovated ant