The Washington bee., 1908-02-15

MI GCOISc w DCClIr OF l44/ OOI
coran street northwest. has been confn-
ed to his room the past week with Sc
we're cold.
airs. Fannie Bailey, wife Of Prof
Henry Bailey, supervising principal in
our public schools, is very sick with
4 Ia grippe at her residence.
The Mems Club St. Luke's are
making extensive arrangements to en-
'tertain their friends on Thursday even
ing, the 27th inst, at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Lyric Orchestra will furnish mu
sic for the occasion. See advertisement
in another column.
Mrs. Leonard c. Bailey is danger
" i'll at her esdence with a stroke of
paralysis.
Miss Nettie Murray, Miss Lottie Wal
lace and DR.. c. Sumner Wormley have
been solicited by the Mems Club to
assist Mr.. Wear on the 27th inst at Odd
Fellows Hall.
The Manhattan Dancing Class, Prof.
Bryson c. Chase, instructor, gave a
very enjoyable masquerade reception at
Masonic Hall in Nineteenth street last
Monda evening.
The John Wesley Church choir gave
a very acceptable song service last Sun
day at @ pm. A large number Of per
sons attended.
Should you desire to have an enjoy |
liable evening. drop in to the Mems
Clug reception on the 27th inst
Have you heard the reorganized and |
augmented parish choir OF St. Luke's
Church?
Mr. W. T. Lilley, OF North Carolina,
announces his engagement to Miss Car
RE Simms, of this city. Miss Simms is
the sister of Mrs. Tramble, of 2236
Twelfth street northwest.
Z Attorney A. w. Scott went to Phila- |
delphia, Pa, last week on professional I
business.
Bishop A. Grant and Dr,H. B. Parks,
missionary secretary OF the A NJ. t.
Church, are the guests Of Register W.
sT. Vernon and wife, in lie Droit Park
Col. S. NJ Lewis, who has been Ill
Is able to be QUE again.
Miss Mary c. Roberts, Of Newport
sNews, is in Washington and expects TO
remain some time.
MIR. Charles Fuller is confined to his
sbed by sickness at his home, Charlottes-
|aille, Va
Miss Porda n. Bush, of this city,
was married recently to Mr.. B. B. Pur-
his, of Newark, n. j. by the rector OF
St. Philips Church, n. J.
Miss Gertrude Carter left the city
few days ago to visit friends in Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Mamie Dick left Washington
few DAYS ego to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cato Thomas, at Charlotte,
North Carolina.
Mrs. Victoria A. Waller, who was IN
Hampton last week, has returned to
Washington.
Mrs. Carrie oJhnson, of Mexico, has
been in the city some days as the guest
& sof AIR. John Green and wife.
Mrs. A. 4. Burrell left the city few
sdays ago 10 visit New York city. She
WAS the guest of Nine. c. a. Cerute.
At a recent entertainment by Mrs.
Betty Criss at ElIlins, Mr.. aJmes But
Ter, of this city was among the hon
pred guests
Rev. 5. II. Norwood, pastor of AS
bury NJ. f. Church, frederick City,
Md, passed through Washington, ell
route to Baltimore, to attend the forti-
eth anniversary celebration of Morgan
College last Wednesday and Thursday. !
NOTES OF WEST WASHINGTON. /
The death Of Mrs. Mary E. Banks,
the beloved sister of Mrs. E. J. Hewlett
and wife of Mr.. Wilton E. Banks, is
much deplored though not unexpected,
after lingering illness of over six
months Funeral services were held at
the First Baptist Church Wednesday
afternoon at three o'clock, Rev. E E.
Ricks officiating
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Bell
2r2A Ward Place, was held at Mount
Zion NJ. E, Church, Monday afternoon,
at two O'clock Re, B. T, Perkins, D.
D., oficiated. Interment in Mount Zion
Cemetery
The members OF the First Baptist
Church have taken decided stand, re-
gardless of the one-sided conference
keld at Rev. Tolivar's Church a few