The Washington bee., 1908-04-11

turned to Chicago.
Mr.. c. B. Charlton has returned to
the city from the Southland.
Mrs. S. n. Gray who was in Tex
as, has returned to Washington.
Mr.. A r. Lemon has returned TO
Atlanta, Ga, much pleased with
Washington and the people here.
Mrs. Mamie Speaks and Mrs. Clark
of the District. who spent several
days in Baltimore last week, have
returned 10 the city.
Mr.. Fosque spent several days in
Virginia visiting Mrs. Mamie Flem-
ing, his daughter.
Mrs. Ella Johnson made visit to
New Rochelle, n, Y, last week.
By inadvertence the name of Will
lam II. Carter, Jr., steward OF the
Mems Club of St Luke's Parish,was
omitted from the roster published in
our last issue.
A very enjoyable and successful
musical and literary entertainment,
under the auspices of the -Four in
Hand Club" ladies auxiliary to the
Knights Templar of the District OF
Columbia, was given at the residence
of the Hon. Com MMarie Smith,
$50 Twentieth street northwest, on
the evening of the 24th of March.
The proceeds were for the benefit OF
the pilgrimage fund to Boston, Mass,
September next. The committee hav-
ing this affair in charge was: Mrs.
Sarah Young, Mrs. Mary Gates, Mrs.
A. 7. Smith, Mrs. L, Hill, Mrs. An
ME Torbet, Mrs. NJ. Beeman. Mrs.
Mary Wright, Mr.. f. \. Smith, Sir
7. Cameron and Sir A. H. West \
liberal sum was realized.
Last Sunday evening at the Be
rean Baptist Church the following
persons were baptized and received
into the Church: Dr. John r. Fran
els, Jr., Mrs. DR.. Nailor, and Miss
Beatrice Childs.
Miss Lillian B. Wright, of Chica-
go, made her debut at the song ser
vice given by the choir of the Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles w. Mason, of 1882
n street northwest, was "at home
last Thursday evening, the occasion
being a musicale, the proceeds OF
which to be devoted to the bonded
debt of the Plymouth Congregational
Church. A large number of ladies
and gentlemen were present, and the
evening was very enjoyably spent
The Moon Queen" a cantata, will
be rendered by a large number OF
children, under the auspices of the
Woman's Guild of ST. Luke's Prot
eStant Episcopal Church, on Friday,
the first of May, at the True Reform
ers' Hall. The children are being
carefully trained by Miss Josephine
Weston, of the public schools. The
Lyric Orchestra will furnish music
for the occasion. Further particulars
will appear in our advertising col
umns
The Holy Rite of Confirmation
will be administered at ST. Mary S
Protestant Episcopal Chapel, Twen-
ty-third street between G and H
streets northwest, Monday evening,
the 18th inst, by the Bishop OF
Michigan.
Have YOU heard ST. Luke's Parish
Choir, the most efficient and salts
factory of any of our church choirs
of this District, with the exception
probably of the choir of St. Angus
tin, St. Mary's Chapel and the Lin
coin Memorial Church.
Mr.. John a. Pierre, of 1928 18th
street northwest, has been confined tC
his residence the past two weeks with
a severe attack of indigestion.
The song service has become {
permanent institution among oul
churches of this District
A large number of new member.
were received into the FFredericl
= Douglass Relief Association at til,
regular meeting last Monday even
ing.
The Rev. s. H. Bishop, of New