The Washington bee., 1908-05-09

been newly renovated, put IN thoF-
ough repair, and passed by the Gov
ernment inspectors. She now pre-
sents a ye~y handsome appearance,
The annual excursion OF St. Luke's
Church will occur on Friday, July
18th, and the committee guarantees
entire satisfaction to all who may
attend. Should ii be found necessary
an additional steamer viii be fur
nished
Dr.. !. r. Wilder viii address the
Mems Club of St Luke's Parish at
the regular meeting, the second We'd
nesday the 18th inst. at eight o'clock.
The seventh annual reception OF
the Banneker Relief Association was
held at Convention hall ,ast Friday
evening. Upward OF one thousand
persons attended Prof. Clark Ham
ilton's Orchestra of eighteen pieces
furnished the music.
Mr.. c. B. Norris. oI Leesburg,
Va, spent a pleasant time with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Manning last week.
Mr.. Norris was en- route for Rhode
Island.
Mrs. Sarah Steel, Of New York,
was lso a guest Of lLT. and Mrs.
Manning, Of 28 { street southwest,
If you want to know something
about the National League. read the
anniversary issue OF The Bee.
Get The Bee on Vardaman, next
week.
Persons who have not complied
with the notice that appeared in The
Bee by May II will receive no pa
per until they do.
Look out for the anniversary edition
of The Bee. Send in your adver-
tisements at once. 1t Will be a Pres
idential edition.
Mrs. Jennie Shelton, who has been
i'll for some time, is able to be out
again, greatly to the qualification OF
her many friends.
Miss Virgie Williams rendered a
beautiful solo at John Wesley.
Lawyer T. J. Galloway has one OF
the incest offices of any OF the legal
fraternity in the city OF Washington
His friends are congratulating him
on his nerve to resign good Gov
ernment salary to enter the prOfes-
sion, and all believe that he will
make good. as he will undoubtedly
carry into the profession the same
careful and attentive methods that
have enabled him to make success OF
the Negro exhibit at Jamestown, anC
other affairs he has handled
Congressman P. P. Campbell, ot
Kansas, who was primarily response
bic for the defeat of the Heflin bill
providing for Jim Crow" cars il
the District, addressed large audi
ence at the Metropolitan A. NJ. f
Church last Friday evening. Regis
ter ". T. Vernon presided, and Mr.
Henry Lassiter was chairman OF tht
committee on arrangements. Mis-
Henrietta Ninton Davis recited viii
lam Wells Browns poem Fight OF
for Liberty" and was vigorously ap
plauded. She and Mr.. Campbell wer,
presented with a beautiful bOuque
OF carnations. Supplementary ad
dresses were made by CongressmeI
c. F. Scott and Edward Madison
The Metropolitan Choir furnishe,
music, which was greatly enjoyed b,
the distinguished visitors.
Mrs. w. l. Houston IS on the sicl
list.
Mr.. Henry Hartman has dispose
OF his upholstering establishment o.
u street.
Architect John a Lankford ha
gone to the a. NJ. E. Conference a
Norfolk. He expects % be electe
supervising architect OF the connec
tion.
Miss Bertie Swami has accepted
position as clerk and cashier in tn
restaurant of Herbert & Brown, o
Fourteenth street near u street.
DIR. and Mrs A. NJ. Curtis hand
somely entertained the basket ba
team of the M-Street High School 0
Wednesday evening, il commemora
ton of their having won the inter
scholastic and interhigh-school chan