The Washington bee., 1908-07-04

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turned to the city this week.
Mr. Willis Jones. of this city,
will leave for Bellhaven, n. C., to
visit his sister, after which he will
visit Asbuy Park, n. ].
Mr.. P. J. C. Randall, LIB, of the
law class Of 1908. left for Buffalo,
n. Y, last week.
Attorney Edward F. Wilson, OF
Chicago, was in the city last week
as the guest of Attorney James F.
Bundy.
Mr.. and Mrs William T. Wilson
and their little son will spend the
hot days of July in the country near
Falls Crurch, in Virginia.
Attorney John H. Myers, of the
District Bar,returned from Oklahoma
and Texas last week, where he had
been to take the bar examinations.
Mr.. Myers reports a favorable out
look for young men in the new State.
Three young men OF the law class
of 1908 are preparing for the Con
sular Service, and two have the en-
dorsements Of their chiefs of the de
partments where they are now en-
ployed
Mr.. Frank E. Smith. of Charlotte,
N. c., who was visiting gshis uncle,
Mr. Lewis J. Umstead, Of 1922 Kirby
street northwest, has returned from
a business trip to New York and he
leaves for his home in Charlotte this
week to take charge of his large mer-
chant tailoring establishment.
The Grand Family Excursion to
Somerset Beach Friday, July Y, 'o8,
promises to be more enjoyable than
any of those heretofore given. Tick
cts have been limited to one thou
sand. less than the capacity of the
Moseley, which will ensure absolute
comfort to all who propose attending.
Miss Lenora Carter,of 2II G street
northwest, will leave for Fredericks-
burg and other points inVirginia next
week. Miss Carter Will remain away
for the summer.
Mr.. w. Forest leaves for New Jer-
sey next Saturday, to spend the sum-
mer on the Jersey Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Minor. OF
468 O street northwet, are summering
in the country.
Mr.. P. J. c. Randall returned last
week from Hampton, Va, where he
went some weeks ago to attend the
wedding of his brother, which took
place in that city.
MIR. Bee Longwood is in the city
and will leave for Atlantic City next
week to spend the ummer there.
The law school building of How
ard university is undergoing some
very much needed repairs.
Mrs. John P. Smith, of Charlotte,
N. c., who has been visiting her bro
ther, Mr.. IL. Umstead, of this city,
left last week for Brandford, Water
bury and other points in Connecticut.
Mrs. Smith is travelling missionary,
evangelist and w. c. T. u. worker,
and is accompanied by her little
daughter, Susie Ethel, while in the
East.
The full Monumental Orchestra,
under the direction of Prof. Charles |
Hamilton. will furnish music on the
18th prox. All unsold tickets will be
disposed of at the boat on the day
of the excursion Limited to one
thousand, however.
Miss Bessie Tyler, of 468 o street
northwest, will spend the summer on
the New Jersey coast.
Mrs. Joseph Gaskins, Of Az K
street northwest, has been on the sick
list for some days, bur reported much
improved in health at this writing.
DR.. T. A. Jones, of Columbia, S.
c. is due in the city tonight as the
guest of Mrs Belle Briscoe, 1907 9th
street northwest.
Mrs. George Matthews, of 1881 Fl
street northwest, has been on the sick
list for several weeks, but is much
better now. She will go to the coun-
try for the summer.
Mrs. S. w. Lane and little son,