The Washington bee., 1908-07-25


lotte, n. c.. is visiting her sister, !
Mrs. Lucille, the wife of Rev. {. {.
Alleyne, who sedies at 1925 Iwenti-
eth street northwest.
Mrs. Fl. w. Smith, of Jamestown, |
n. Y, has joined her husband, who
IS now the pastor Of Trinity A. NJ.
stopping with friends at 1886 New
York avenue.
Miss Clarice Jones, Daughterof
Lawyer Thomas L. Jones, is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Della Butler, OF Baltimore,
spent last Sabbath pleasantly in the
city with relatives and friends.
E. Zion Church, in Mount Pleasant,
District of Columbia. |s
Mrs. Catherine Thompson, of Car
Isle, Pa, is the guest of Bishop and
| Mrs. J. w. Smith. She is visiting
her son.
Rev. c. c. Alleyne, of John Wes-
! ley Church; Rev. w. H, Ferguson,
of Union Wesley Church, and Rev.
H. Smith, of Trinity A. NJ. E. Zion
Church, are able pulpit speakers and
are drawing large crowds Of people
every Sabbath.
Miss Jessie James, who has been
visiting England, Scotland and 9th
er foreign lands, is in Washington,
On Juy the marriage ceremony
OF Miss Charity A. Heathman and
| Mr.. Edward H. Smith was solem-
nized by Rev. ]. r. Matthews at
the home of the bride, 326 Eighth
street northeast, in the presence OF
relatives and friends.
The bride was attired in a trail
ing gown of white silk eolienne trim
Tined with flet roses.
Fl The bride entered the beautifully
decorated parlor leaning on the arm
of her brother, Mr. Thomas a.
, Heathman and attended by Miss Ma
rie Taylor, who wore a delicate pink
- and bleu organdie and carried a
bouquet Of pink roses.
' Among the guests were two aunts
o. the bride from Philadelphia; Mrs
5 Harriet Brisco and Miss Amelia Al
, len; Mr.. Heathman, Mrs. Harriet
Heathman; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
' Brisco, of Atlantic City; Mrs. Char
lotte Heathman, of New York; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Jones, Baltimore
70 Maryland.
The presents were numerous and
T handsome, among which were a din
i ner set of Haviland china and sill
n yer service from the Insular Bureau
; War Department, where the groom
: is employed.
4 After supper, the bride and groom
departed, for a short stay in the
+ mountains of Virginia.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will be a
f home to their many friends, July 20
/ at 1908 Linden street northeast, from
d 9 to $50 pm.
: AS the bride was one Of our mos
T successful teachers she will be great
o " missed from the schools.
h DR.. and Mrs. T. ]. Grimkie ar
+ spending their vacation in Chicago
e Mrs. Carrie Derrick, of Philadel
d phia, is in the city, the guest OF he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Gray
e Later she will accompany her hus
+ band. DR.. Derrick, West Florida.
Miss Ollie Contee is one Of tn
r. best prepared teachers in the school:
a She is a graduate OF the High an
,e Normal Schools, has had much eS
ar perience and training both in domes
h. tic art and millinery. Her exhibit q
n the Armstrong Manual Trainin
20 School last year has never been SUI
tv passed. She ranks as the best teach
h. er of millinery work in the Distrit
Y of Columbia, having taught many
n the others.
ID Mr.. Eugene Clark, OF 1925 Ne
id Jersey avenue, has completed his co
Id lege course with honor, and IS no
at home with his people.
er Miss Hattie Spottswood, of New
or port, is at Narragansett Pier.
of Mr.. Henry Spottswood, of New
1T port, formerly Of Washington, is
y the city, stopping at 1872 Elevent