The Washington bee., 1909-01-02

Mr.. Clarence Cameron White is in
London, England, and is getting along
ri1c,y with his work. He would be
CAD to have a line from old freinds
in The States. HIS address is 81
Talbot Road, Bayswa.er, West, Lon
con.
Mr.. Alexander Sewall. a musician
of note and leader of a local orches-
ira and band, is prominently men
toned in connection with the vacant
bandmastership IN the Twenty-fourth
Infantry, now stationed at Marason
Barracks, n. Y.
Mr.. George \ Holland, first reg
imeu,aI sergeant Of theTwen.y-fourth
Infantry, vas in the city Sunday, en-
r3u,e to RocEertown, Virginia, where
ne led to the altar Tuesday one of
the society bellies OF that pace The
wedding was conducted in military
s.yle, the groom being at,ired in the
regulation full dress Of his rank.
The bill to provide for a cashier
in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds
at $1,000 per annum is not likely to
! find its way out of the pigeon-hole
/ in the committee to which it has been
! rcc0muitted.
LAWYER Thomas /. Jones received
some handsome Christmas remem-
+ FRANCES from friends and relatives in
his old district in Virginia.
! The coiored press Of the country IS
strongly endorsing William Loeb. Jr.,
/ President Rooseyelt's affable secre-
tary. for seat at President-elecl
Taft's Cabinet table. MIR. Loeb would
axe an exceptionally able Secretary
( Of Commerce ard Labor.
When Recorder OF Deeds John c.
! Dancv took hold of his Office. seven
J wears ago, the surplus turned over to
the United States Treasury was $500.
The surplus turned into Uncle Sans
, Golfers for the present year is $4,000
! 1t is this kind Of administration Of
the peoples trust that makes Mr..
| Dancy strong with President Roose-
Welt. and viii commend him to the
! favorable consideration OF President
to-he Taft
/ Miss Blanche Gibson. Of the Clarke
/ Training School, attended perform
/ ance of Cole and Johnson in The
Red Moon" in Baltimore last Friday
night, accompanied by a number OF
friends
DR.. Wilbur p. Th:rbie'd president
/ of Howard University, and DR.. 4.
! NJ. Curtis, former Surgeon-in-chief
Of Freedmen's Hospital,are theWash-
ington members of the National Ad-
visory Committee of the tuberculosis
J Congress, which observed Health
/ Week" at Tuskegee Institute a few
days ago.
, Miss Virginia Williams, Of Able
vile. South Carolina, who is at
tending school at Howard Univer-
sity, has been quite i'll with a severe
cold.
Editor and Attorney w. Calvin
/ Chase will leave tile city for short
visit to New York City next week,
Rev. w. H. Marshall. pastor of Har-
ris African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church. OF Harrisburg, Pennsyl-
vania. is in the city the guest of Rev.
". H. Ferguson, pastor OF Union
| Wesley African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church.
Miss Genevieve B. Maxheld en-
tertained few friends last Friday
evening. The evening was most en-
! ioyably spent in singing and instru-
mental renditions,
Miss Beatriz /. Chase and her
brother Nj. W. Calvin Chase, Jrs
are spending their holidays in Rich
mond, Virginia. They have received
much social attention while in the
city OF the hills.
Miss Lille Burk of the class ot
! oS. Howard University, who has
been teaching in Downington Indus
trial School, is spending the holidays
with her parents in this city.
Mr.. Arthur Wallace. a student OF
Howard University, paid flying VS.
ii t. Baltimore last Wek.