The Washington bee., 1908-03-07

KeV. -. >. crockett, b. H., OF Baiti-
more, Md, was in the city this week
Mr.. Charles AndeTIAn, of New York
city, was in the city Monday.
Mrs. James Hudnel, who has been
confined to his home on account OF i'll
ness, Is able to be out again.
Mrs Cornelia Johnson, of I439 w
street northwest, entertained a few in
vited friends at an informal tea Thurs
day evening, February 10.
Mrs s. O. Tuner,of Brockton, Mass,
is visiting relatives at 2427 Brightwood
avenue northwest.
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Rev S. l. Corrothers paid a visit 10
Delaware While there he inaugura:ed
= movement among the colored people
10 prevent the Delaware delegation from
baing instructed for Taft, He also
spoke before a large and enthusiastic
audience in Baltimore, Md. Rev. Cor
rothers i a whole-souled Foraker man.
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street or Dr. A. s. Gray, 18th and You
streets; w H. Lee, o2o Twnetieth street
and ]. H. Ellis, 40 Missouri avenue
and get The Bee
Mrs. Mamie Mondelle, woh has been
living in New York, has returned TO
the city and Is stopping at I6II I2,h
street northwest.
DR.. Albert o. Reid. a graduate OF
Howard University, passed successfully
the examination before the Safe Board
of Maryland, and is now practicing in
Baltimore, Md.
Miss Goneyia Maxfeld, who has been
indisposed, is out again.
Mrs. NJ. E Washington, OF Proctor,
VT, is the guest ,of friends in this city
Miss Hattie Steuart, of Saratoga, n.
Y, left for her home Monday night,
after a pleasant sojourn in this city.
Miss Steuart is an accomplished and
fascinating young lady A great many
teas were given for her, and she won
for herself a great number of friends
who are sorry her stay was so short.
While here she was the guest of her
aunt, Mrs Cora Fickland, of 1910 4th
street.
Mrs, Anna NJ. Cole, of Park street,
Mount Pleasant, has been confined to
her residence with la grippe. She IS
now convalescent
Mr.. John SypAsx Of Riggs street
northwest Is recovering from serious i'll
ness.
The Pancake Feast by the Woman's
Auxiliary of St. Luke's Church, last
Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Eugene Brooks, I437 Peirce Place
northwest, was a deided success. The
admission was FIVE cents, and pancakes
free
Have you heard the reorganized and
augmented choir of St. Luke's parish
THE MEMS CLUB RECEPTION.
Several hundred persons attended the
second annual reception of the Mems
Club Of St Luke's parish last Thursday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The
first part OF the evening was devoted to
musical exercises. as follows: School
Days Overture" Lyric Orchestra; solo,
"Sing me to Sleep Graham, Miss Net
tie Murray; solo, The spring of love"
Hyatt, Miss Lottie Wallace; violin solo,
''Souvertir-de-Hayden Leonard, Mr..
Felix Fowler Weir; selections from the
Aeolian Mandolin Club, MIR. Benjamin
Washington, director. Miss A. Will
Jams, accompanist After the rendition
of this very beautiful program the ofor
was cleared for dancing, under the
strains of the Lyric Orchestra The
hall was elaborately and most beauti-
fully decorated. The Woman's Guild
of the parish served an excellent sup
per The affair was a very successful
and enjoyable one.