The Washington bee., 1909-07-17

Don forget tne Gay ana udIC VI
the St. Luke's Church excursion to
River View. Wednesday, the 2Ist in
stant. No postponement on account
of weather. See advertisement else
where.
The Manhattan Dancing Class IS
arranging for an evening excursion
in August, to River View.
Miss Otelo Cromwell, teacher in
the NJ Street High School, who has
been quite i'll is now convalescent,
Mrs. 7. w. Cromwell has also been
quite sick.
Professor J. w. Cromwell IS teach
ing theology in the summer school at
Lynchburg, Virginia.
Mrs. Frank Gaines and family, ac-
companied by her mother, lett this
city last Monday for Colorado
Springs, Colorado. where they are to.
reside permanently. Owing to the.
delicate state of Mr.. Gaines health
he was advised by his physicians to.
move to Colorado. Late advices 20
his family show marked improvement
and gradual recovery of health. MIR.
Gaines will enter the business field IN
Denver in the fall,
1t IS rumOred that Mrs. George
Holland, of Goth street, northwest,
will recuperate somewhere in the
mountains Of Virginia.
Miss Matte a. Boston contem-
plates visiting Niagara Falls.
Rumor has it that Mrs. George II.
Pavne of T street, will be seen at
some of the sea shores this summer.
The Universal Pleasure Club car
ried to River View, June 22nd, Sc
1ect gathering and returned with the
financial goods. This club is daily |
growing in popularity. (Smile).
The Bee is sorry to announce that
Mr.. Daniel Freeman is very sick att
his residence in I4th street, north |
west.
Mr.. Hamilton and Misses Addie
and Rosa Thornton. OF Pierce Place, !
are showing their cousin, Miss Clara
Thompson, of Philadelphia, delight
fui time.
Miss Sara A. Jurix, formerly of /
Washington, has arrived from Boston
and is sick at the home Of her rela-
tive. Mrs. Cornell III9 p street,
northwest.
Miss Flora James of 1926 L street,
northwest. will rusticate at Long Is
land this summer.
7. Arthur James and Edward Hol-
land have Just returned from Allan
tic City, They enjoyed privileges
there that have heretofore been de-
nied the race.
Accept congratulations boys!
Messrs. William B. Harrise and
George H. Payne will entertain some
OF their old friends soon.
Miss Eleanor CARTS of this city,
and her cousins the Misses Moore, OF,
Greensboro, North Carolina, are Wis
iting Mrs. A. w. Curtis, of 63I6
Chamberlain avenue, Chicago. Hi
nois. Miss Curtis is taking summer
course at the University of Chicago
Miss Mamie Davis, of Cleveland, !
Ohio. who has been visiting friends
in this city has returned to her home
much pleased with Washington and
its people
Dr. William Edward NichaIs, a
graduate Of Howard University, is
now practising in Charleston, South
Carolina.
Miss Hortense Benjamin, OF No
I Hanover street, northwest, who has
been quite sick is now able to be ont
again.
w, Bishop Johnson, son of Rev.
w. Bishop Johnson, who has been
sick. is now Convalescent
Major John Lynch, ex-Congress-
man, now paymaster in the United
States Army, addressed the Young
Mems Association, July II. He was
followed by Rev. f. NJ. Williams. of
Abbeville, South Carolina. Both ad-
dresses were timely, instructive and
interesting.
DR.. R. NJ. Reddack, a graduate Of
the Dental College, Howard Univer-
sitv. has opened up his Office at 2o4I
West Mitchell, Atlanta. Georgia.
Mrs. Floretta Smith. OF this city,
was entertained by Mrs, Hamilton,
while in Atlanta, Georgia.