The Washington bee., 1908-08-15

spend a few weeks.
Miss Laura A. Robinson and Miss
Hattie z. Drew, teachers in the pub
lie schools of the District of Column
bia, are spending their vacation in
the cities of New York and Boston,
making a systematic study of places
and objects OF historic interest.
! Mrs. Eliza Maxheld and daughter,
Miss Gonevia, will go to West Vir-
ginia next week.
Mr. Richard Venning will leave
for the North in a few days.
Mr.. Douglas P. Syphax, wife and
children, have returned to the city
after three weeks vacation in New
Jersey. Mr.. Syphax and family
were with their mother.
Mrs. Pierre and children will re-
turn to the city September I.
Assistant United States Attorney
James A. Cobb is away on a vaca-
ton.
DR.. James f. Sheppard, of Dur
ham, n c., passed through the city
yesterday.
Attorney NJ. T. C1nkscales left
the city last week for AbbevilIe, n.
! c., on professional business. He will
deliver seceral addresses in Able
vile before his return.
Mr.. Arthur S. Gray and Dr.
Amanda S. Gray will leave the city
shortly for the East.
DR.. Lotion and his young and
beautiful bride have returned to the
city after an extensive trip.
Mrs. Andrew Isbell is spending
some time at Buckroe Beach, and
her daughter, Mrs Ethel Johnson, is
spending the heated term at Norfolk,
Virginia.
Miss Clara V. Jones, of Philadel-
phia, has returned to the city for a
brief visit to her mother, Mrs. Rosa
Warner, of 2235 Cleveland avenue
northwest.
DR.. a. NJ. Curtis is paying week
end visits to his family at Arundel
on-the-Bay, Nd, leaving on Fridays
and returning Mondays.
Mr.. G. w. Pitts, special clerk to
the Secretary of the Treasury, is
spending the heated term with his
chieftain at Huntington, L. l.
Mr.. William Pannell, formerly of
the Office of the Secretary of War,
has resigned and will remain with
Judge William Hoawrd Taft until
tho latter enters the White House
next March - and then some, in all
probability.
Mr.. Frank F. Johnson, of the Bal
timore Afro-American Ledger, was
in the city last week, doing some
reportorial work for his paper.
Miss Arsine E. Jones, of New
Haven, Conn, stenographer to Law
yer Thomas L. Jones, has been Sc
riOusly i'll this week at her home,
I348 Wallach Place northwest.
Mrs. Booker T. Washington ad-
dressed large audience in Baltimore
Wednesday night on "The Work of
the Negro Woman" She will be
in Huntington, L. /, until the meet
ing of teh National Association of
Colored Women in Brooklyn, Au-
gust 25.
Editor NJ. NJ. Lewey, of the Flor
ida Sentinel, Pensacola, Florida, is
expected in town next week.
If you want to stop over in Bal
timore during the Business League
session, write at once to DR.. L. H.
Henderson, 1913 Druid Hill avenue,
for accommodations.
Mrs a. L. DeMond, cousin of
Architect w. Sidney Pittman, and
who IS a successful music teacher
az Buxton, Iowa, having both white
and colored pupils, has been invited
to speak at the convention of the
National Association of Colored Wo-
men at Brooklyn, N. Y, and will
visit Washington while seeing the
sights in the East.
Major c. w. Fillmore has been
in New York, looking after import
ant business matters connected with
the Economy Fire Insurance Com
pany. He was the guest of Counsel
lor James L. Curtis.
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