The Washington bee., 1908-02-01


noOn. The bride was Miss Ella Lee
Lord. and the marriage took place al
the home of the brides mother in New
York city.
Mrs. E. Reed, after a pleasant visit
to friends here, has returned 10 her
home in Baltimore.
Mr. w. E. Cole had as his guest,
several days just past, his mother, Mrs.
E. J. Cole, of Baltimore.
Miss 'Rebecca Cole has returned to
the city.
Mr.. J. Mitchell, who has returned
to the city from a recent visit to rela-
tives and friends at Vicksburg, Miss,
was the recipient of many social hon
ors while there.
Misses Nettie Wade and Efie Green,
of the Monumental City, were DIN
Washington last week
The Niagara Movement will hold a
public meeting at the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church, Friday evening Feb
ruary Ii in commemoration OF the
birthday of Frederick Douglass Ad-
dresses will be delivered by George W.
Crawford, Esq, Of New Haven, Conn. !;
Bishop Alexander Waters, Mrs. Carrie
W Clifford and Representative Francis
W Cushman
Mr.. Christopher C. Sewell formerly
Of this city, but who has been living in
Boise, Idaho for eighteen years, bro
ther Of Mr.. George Sewel, is in the
city on a visit, the guest Of his brother
George.
There IS a movement on foot TO or
ganize Buffers Association. Several
meetings have been held, and there will
be a final meeting in February for per-
manent organization.
Vesper services were held Sunday,
January 20, at Mrs. Chrk's Seminary
School, being conducted by Mrs. Clarke.
Opening hymn ,"Blest be the tie that
binds" prayer, Rev Queen; song.
Throw out the lifeline; ;" song, Res
cue the perishing;" remarks by Mrs.
W. 7. Vernon; song, Holy, holy, no.
~" remarks, DR.. Henry; solo, Miss
McClain; remarks, Rev Queen; collec-
son, SI.4o; closing hymn, God be with
YOU :" Epworth League benediction.
These meetings will be held every
Sunday evening from 8 10 T. All well
come.
Mrs. Julia Jackson and her daughter
arrived in the city last week from New
York, whee she IS permanently resld-
inc. Mrs Jackson IS married again and
her name remains as it did formerly.
She IS looking well, and seems to be IN
the best of health For the present
she IS the guest Of her mother, at 327
Massachusetts avenue northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Savins OF Phil
sdelphia Pa, left for their home Mon
DAY afternoon after a pleasant sojourn
in this city. Mrs. Sayins, who IS the
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Tllis,
OF 2a3 K street southwest, spent about
ave weeks visiting her parents, and also
her friend, Miss Sarah Jackson, of zoo
I. street southwest Mr.. Sayins came
over on a flying trip Sunday, January
70, TO accompany his wife on her re-
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs Savins are both very
accomplished and are fine entertainers,
and have many friends in this city.
Editor Mannings, Of the indianapolis
World, has returned TO the city from
Fredericksburg, Va, where he had bee@
visiting his sister.
Mr.. E. f Cooper, who has been quite
aA IS fast improving, greatly TO the
qualification of his friends. He resides
at 1920 Sixth street northwest.
Assistant United States District At
torney James A. Cobb left the city on
Thursday for New York city, to attend
the dinner to Mr.. Charles w. Ander-
son. -iE..
Justice OF the Peace Robert H. Ter
rell has been confined to his home with
the grip.
Miss Mamie Y Williams, stepdaugh-
ter of the late DR.. c. c. Ctewart and
daughter of his wife, was married to
Mr. Norvall Charles Cooper, Thursday
evening, January 10th, at the residence
Of the brides mother. eoI8 E street
northwest
MissWilliams Is a progressing young
lady and quite popular among a large
circle of young people Mr.. Cooper
is well known in the West End and a
oung man of exemplary habits. For
the present the bride and groom are