The Washington bee., 1908-05-30

sons OF TINS jurisdiction IS making
arrangements to celebrate St. Johns
Day, the 18th OF June, next.
The Choral Society will give an
excursion fer its benefit on the steam
er Arrowsmith early in next month.
Why don't the managers Of these
enterprises give us an "ad." occasion
ally?
Mr.. James 7, Bradford, of Balti-
more-Philadelphia, visited this city
last Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Lee, OF Brooklyn. n.
Y, the well-known hotel man. step
ped over in this city Sunday, en- raute
from Florida TO Saratoga. Mr.Lee
was the guest of our genial friend,
William Beverly.
The Rev. d.. Randolph McKim.
rector of the Church of the Epiph-
any, will preach tomorrow morning
in St. Luhe's Church. DR.. McKim
is known as one OF the most distin-
guiShed diyines in the Episcopal de-
nomination, and it would be we'll for
our readers to attend this service.
Tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock,
the rector of St. Luke's Parish, DR..
Brown, will preach a sermon to the
Mems Club. Members of the several
beneficial organizations of this dis
trict have been invited to attend. The
club will assemble in the parish hal
at 7.3O o'clock. A cordial welcome
will be extended to all.
The cantata Moon Queen" will
be repeated (by numerous requesrs)
Tuesday evening, June ?, at True
Reformers' Hall. This most pleas
ing entertainment is under the man
agement of Mrs. Made Dyer White,
assisted by the MissesJ Josephine Wes-
ton and Nettie Murray. See adver-
tisement in another column.
'The Ugliest of Seven a drama
IN three acts, was performed on Fri
day evening, the 22nd instant, by the
seniors of St. Luke's Sunday School.
The entertainment was a very credit
able one, and the True Reformers'
Hall was filled by an appreciative
audience. The Lyric Orchestra fur
niShed the music
Keep the date in mind, Friday, |
July 18TH next, for the third grand |
family excursion. Full particulars !
in our advertising columns next
Mrs. Daisy Williams Miller. Miss
Efhe Middleton and ATs. Lizzie Hur-
ley who have been absent from the |
city for a fortnight, attending the !
A. NJ E. Zion General Conference |
at Philadelphia, Pa, where they spent |
very pleasant sojourn and made a !
visit to Atlantic City, ~ J., have !
returned to the city.
At three o'clock tomorrow after
noon the cornerstone of the First |
Baptist Church of Bladensburg, Md, |
will be laid under the auspices of |
the executive committee Of District !
Grand Lodge No 20. Grand United
Order of Odd Fellows of the Dis
triCt of Columbia, assisted by the
Washington and Georgetown Patri- |
archie and other prominent members
of the Order.
Attorney w. c. Martin was select
cd by the executive committee to de-
liver the oration, and Past D. G. NJ. |
T. w. West will act as master Of !
ceremonies.
Persons who are looking for frse- !
class groceries will do well to pay |
a visit to Whelan's Mammoth Gro
Gerry Store, No. 3 c street southwest,
where they will find one of the finest
stores in South Washington. Rich
and poor alike go to this store. 1t
is where you get your moneys worth |
these hard times.
Mr.. n. w. Smith has returned to !
his home in Atlanta, Ga, after visit
ing this city and other points North.
Rev. F. Bennett, Of this city, left
a few days ago to visit friends in
Charleston, s. {.
Mrs. L. W. Carr, who was here
visiting, returned to Williamsburg, |
Va, several days ago.
Mrs. Bertha white arrived in the
city of Washington a few days ago. |