The Washington bee., 1909-05-08


rived at New York today.
DR.. Lucy E. Moten was in Phila-
delphia to attend the funeral of the
late T. ]. Moten.
d.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Hall, of Balti-
more, had as their guest not long ago,
Mrs, Daniel Murray of this city.
Mrs. Amelia Wormley, of this city,
was visiting inPhiladelphia last week.
Miss Teresa Lee was visiting in
Baltimore not long ago.
At the regular meeting of the Sun
day School Institute of the Episcopal
diocese, Mr.. II. P. Slaughter repre-
seted the Sunday school Of St. Luke's
parish, Of which he is lay superinten-
dent.
After visiting New York, Mss
Emma T. Dorster has returned to
this city.
The annual excursion of the con-
gregation of St Luke's church will
take place early in July.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Johnson. of 1923
18th street, northwest, has entirely
recovered from her serious illness,
under the skillful treatment of DR..
Charles A. West.
The late bazaar given by the ladies
of the Metropolitan African Meth
odist Episcopal Church netted over
FIVE hundred dollars. Upwards of
one thousand dollars have been paid
on the mortgage debt, the past year
Rev. DR.. ]. S. Jackson paid this
city a flying visit last week.
Misses Marjorie Smith and Isabelle
Murray, who spent the winter in Sc
attic, Washington, have returned to
their home in this city.
Miss NJ P. Schadd, who has been
visiting in Atlantic City, returned to
the city last week.
The newly organized Glee Club of !
Howard University, will give a full
dress recital in the Andrew Rankin
Memorial Chapel on Monday even
ing, May y.
The choir of Howard University
will give special song service on Sun
day afternoon, May 10, in the First
Congregational Church, corner 10th {
and G streets. It will be assisted by
the Glee Club. A silver offering will
be taken.
A class recital will be given by the
students of Howard University.
Thursday evening, May I3, in the
Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel.
The officials of the 10Th Street
Baptist church are makig prepara-
tions for the annual dinner to the
extremely aged members OF the
Church.
Mrs. Annie Warren, of 1917 3rd
street, northwest, left this city last
Saturday to go to Charlottesville,
Virginia, to visit her sick sister. She
is the grandmother of Angela and
Theresa Braxton.
The Second Baptist Church, on 3rd
street. northwest, closed its lyceum
for the season. 1t was addressed by
Lawyer Thomas L. Jones, one of our
leading men of the bar. His subject
was killing of the Slain"
Miss Carrie Lee, who is stopping
with her aunt Mrs. Bette Braxton,
of 2233 Cleveland avenue, northwest,
returned last Sunday night from
short visit to her parents in Rich
mond, Virginia. She is employed in
the Bureau of Printing and Engrav-
ing, and has made a fine record since
she has been there
Captain Walter Howard Loving
and his wonderful band left the city
Sunday night for a brief engagement
at Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Mrs. Billows, of Pittsburg, will
sperd N. srmTcr in Washington, -he
guest of her daughter, Miss V. A.
Tones 1929 18th street.
Among the numerous enterprises
N the District of Columbia, there is
none that reflects more credit on the
race than the National Benefit Asso-
c;at;on. To visit the Office at 6I7 T
street or to attend one of its meet
invs. is as interesting as it is educa-
tive.