The Washington bee., 1908-10-10

ical Association in New York, the
Woman's Convention in Brooklyn,
the Masonic Centennial in Boston,
stopped over at Newport, R. l., to
visit friends, and wound up their
brilliant itinerary at Atlantic City,
where they attended the sessions and
grand ball of the B. NJ c.
DR.. P. NJ Flack, who has been
here attending the tuberculosis Con-
gress, by appointment of Governor
Wilson, of Kentucky, has returned
to his home in Louisville. He look
ed in for a day on the Grand Coun-
Gil of Good Samaritans in session at
Baltimore.
Miss E. D. hampton, chief clerk of
the financial department of the a. NJ.
E. Church, is domiciled with Mrs.
Clara Hartman at 1913 T street
northwest.
Miss Daneva Donnell, of Indianap-
oils, Ind, widely known as "Doro-
thy" the editor of the brilliant 'Wo-
mans Page of the IndianapolisFree-
man, spent a couple of days in the
city last week, en- route homeward
from a business trip to New York.
She was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. w. Thompson, of I348 Wallach
Place.
Architect and Mrs. w. Sidney Pitt
man came in from Paramount Heights
last Sunday, bringing little Master
Pittman, who is enjoying the best OF
health. They visited a number OF
friends in the northwest.
Architect John A Landlord is in
Richmond this week, assisting in the
dedication of the new $4,000 home
of the Southern Aid Association, OF
which he is the contractor and build
er.
DR.. u. J. Daniels, of New Hanlp-
shire avenue, entertained a few %
his friends Wednesday evening il
honor of DR.. P. NJ. Flack, of Louis
vile, KY.
Mrs. Celia NJ. Stewart, a repre-
sentative of the social life of Indi
annapolis, Ind, who has been spending
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. F
H. NJ Murray, at Alexandria, lef
last Thursday for Philadelphia, II
witness the ceremonies of Founders
Day" before returning to her home
in the Hoosier capital.
Mr.. George A. Cartier, the I2tf
street restaurateur, is on the sick lis
at his home, 1916 Wallach Place.
Mrs. A. NJ. Curtis is to assist Mrs
!. Ellen Fosterr in the campaign
among the women of the country.
Bishop and Mrs. ]. w. Smith have
returned to the city.
Recorder John c. Dancy has re
turned from New Haven, WATERBURY
and other points in Connecticut, ,wher'
he delivered a number of speeche
and met with a most cordial recep
ton.
Mr.. James and Mrs. Hattie Terrell
of Jersey City, n. J., are in the cit,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Austil
Ficklin of 1916 4th, street Northwesi
Mrs. Terrell is originally from Re-
Brook, N. J., and previous to he
marriage she was one of the bellies o
that place.
Rev. J. Anderson Taylor and wife
rendered a reception to their daughte
and son-in-law, last Thursday even
ing at their residence in Pierce Place
II was brilliant affair.
Rev. E. w. Williams, of Abbevill(
s. c, accompanied his two daughter
| Virgie and Ada to the city last wee
and entered them in Howard Uni
Iversity.
! Attorney A. w. Scott was present
ed ten pound boy last week. Mothe
is doing we'll and Attorney Scott
happy.
Mr.. Miles c. Maxheld who hs
been home on sick leave,is greatly in
proved.
Miss Marion Scott who has bee
! quite i'll, is able to be up and or
; again.
i Mrs. J. Bradford, of 9oS Goth 81
In. W., gave a little surprise to he
daughter last Friday night, in II
form of dance and super. MUS