The Washington bee., 1909-12-25

Therese Lee, black chiffon with en-
broidered net and Spangles; Miss Eva
Ross, white silk, lace and tulle; Miss
Edna Gray, champagne colored
braided broadcloth; Efie Simmons,
yellow crepe de chine, with gold; 4;
Miss Jennie Robinson, pink lowered
silk with pink satin; Miss Eleanor
Curtis, blue crepe trimmed with sill
yer and glass; Miss Cora Hawkins,
canary crepe dechine and lace; Miss
Jennie Williamson, pink messaline;
Miss Anna Jones, peacock blue
broadcloth, Grecian band; Miss Eu-
dora Mitchell, old rose satin with
white; Miss Lulu Allen, white flow
cred crepe de chine, green velvet and
lace; Miss Jessie Parks, pale blue
silk. gold lace and chiffon.
Busts of Negro celebrities can now be placed
beside the busts of white celebrities in your Ii
braries and parlors. For particulars address
National Afro-Art Co, 1914 I-2 I4th ST., y. ~
Washington, D. c.
The offer was received with en-
of the association will see to it thai
thusiastic applause and the members
Prof. Kelly Miller delivered an
address before the pupils of the Col
ored High School in Baltimore last
week. Subject, "The Ideal Man"
Mrs. Ida Gibbs Hunt, wife Of the
Hon. w. H. Hunt, United States
Consul at S t.Etienne, France, will
spend a part of the winter here, as
guest of her father, Judge Gibbs, and
sister, Mrs. Harriet Gibbs Marshall.
Misses Ella and Annie Malliason,
of this city, are visiting friends in
Newport News, Va, and their bro
ther, Captain Malliason, at Buckroe
Beach, Virginia.
Mrs. R. L. Jones and daughter, of
Charleston, w. Va, is in the city for
the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. P. Nelson, who has been in
this city or several days, returned to
his home in Kanawha, w. Va, last
week.
The Pullman Porters' reception
given last week at the Odd Fellows
Hall was we'll attended.
DR.. ], E. Mooreland, international
secretary, and Mr.. Lewis E. John
son, local secretary, of the Y. NJ. C.
"A, report a highly profitable session
which they recently attended in Lou
isviIle, KY.
Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis gave
"a four-act military drama of "Dessa-
lines" at the Trinity Congregational
Church, Pittsburg, Pa, last week.
The company consisted of many cap
able young people.
Mrs. Howard Richardson has re-
turned to her home in Philadelphia,
Pa, much delighted with her visit to
this city.
here are many beautiful Xmas presents and
New Year Remembrance sun tke uLug sore Of
BOaI uaMuNICOuIIe, Iyizza I4ta ST.. uUItnwss-
MISS DOme kODei iuneyeT, VINO mad
a QengnIIuI Visit OF one ulontn WIN
1rlenas III the city has returned to
nome at Newport news, Va.
Mr. Travis Daue, VINO mas been in
New YORK since 0eptemDer the guest
OF his DrOtner, returned home last
week LOOKING well ana HIuch pleased
with his trip.
Mr.. (. Carpenter, visited Balt-
more last week.
Mrs. LarrIe Johnson, OF Baltimore,
No, was the guest OF MRS. jas. Nc
thearson While IN this city.
Miss Gertrude hendricks, of Phil
adelphIa, fa3 was the guest OF Miss
Marina Evans while in this city.
Mrs. Duncan is still the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Mabel Washing
ton, IN Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. kliga holy has returned to
her home IN Philadelphia, Pa, much
delighted with her hye weeks visit
to the Nations Capital.
Mrs. Otta Brooks Jones, of West
Virginia, is the guest of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Walter H. Brooks.
Mrs. Susie Lampkins, of this city,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitchett, for the Christmas hol-
idays, at Phooebus, Va.
Miss Catherine Ransom, of Penn