The Washington bee., 1910-08-20
Wilmington. Del.

iting friends here.
Mrs. Mary Washington, of Viii
mington, Del, is visiting friends in
this city.
Miss Laura Parker is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. George Willis, Mime
Iapolis, MINI.
Mr. Joseph S. Jones, of the Collec-
tors Office, who has been seriously Ill
at his home, 4o8 K street southwest,
is improving greatly to the gratifica-
ton of his many friends.
Mr.. R. R. Colbert left the city last
Saturday for his summer home, Arun-
del-on-the-Bay, Nd Mrs. Colbert is
also at the Bay.
Miss Harriet Maxheld, who has
been under the professional care Of
DR.. S. NJ. Pierce, is improving.
Mrs. Mary McGuinn, who has been
quite i'll, is up and out again.
DR.. Amanda Gray left the city
Tuesday for the Business League
meeting in New York.
On Wednesday, August 3, at St
Augustine Mission, Kansas City, Kan,
the wedding of Miss Sallie c. Jordan
and Prof. John Love, formerly of the
NJ Street High School, took place.
Mr.. w c. Houston, of Kansas City,
Kansas, is in the city.
/ Mr. David L. Cooper has returned
. to this city after a very pleasant trip
/ to Gordonsville, Va, and Baltimore,
visiting relatives.
Miss Maude Z. Fleming is having a
delightful stay in Harrisburg, Pa, with
relatives.
Rev. Walter II. Brooks has returned
after a pleasant stay of two weeks
out of town.
Mrs w. Sidney Pittman and chill
dren returned to this city Sunday
evening after a delightful stay with
her father, Dr. Booker 7. Washing
ton, at Huntington, n. Y. Mrs. Pitt
man also visited Atlantic City, Long
Branch and Asbury Park, N. J.
Mr.. Chas. S. Hill is spending very
pleasant vacation at Luray, Va.
DR.. Samuel M. Pierce left the city
Wednesday for New York, Long
Branch and Atlantic City. He will be
gone until September. There IS no
physician more popular IN the medi-
cal profession than DR.. Pierce, and it
is regretted that he will not be in the
city when the Medical Convention
| COnvenes.
Mrs. Eliza Maxheld and daughter,
Miss Gonevia, who spent two weeks in
| Metropolitan Grove, Gaithersburg,
| Md, and who left there the latter part
of last week for a short stay in Mary
land near the Chesapeake, have re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. Mary E. Jones and children
] II ,-b,1Jr.,,
| Thomas L. Jones, are summering at
BealtOn, Va. They are having a most
delightful time.
Mr. w. Sidney Pittman will leave
for Durham, N. c., today, to be gone
some time on professional business.
! Mrs. Topper, of Hanover street, has
returned home from the country,
where she has been for several days
Mrs. Laura Y. Carter, who has been
quite i'll at her home, is sufficiently
improved to be up and out again.
The lawn fete at the Cosmopolitan
Temple Baptist Church was we'll at
tended Thursday evening, notwith-
standing the rain.
]. Arthur James has returned from
| the Canadian coast, Niagara Falls and
Atlantic City, looking the picture of
| health.
Dr. Bennie Browne, Jr., IS having a
delightful time at Midland, Va. He
visited the horse show at Manassas,
and is the recipient of much social
attention.
Arthur F. Boston is still in town,
| but will steal away soon.
Mrs A. w. Johnson, Of 1928 18th
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Minor are the guests of Mrs. Bond
at Colton's Point, Md.
Mr.. Edward O1den and Miss Melissa
| Johnson Stewart, both of this city,
were married on Sunday, Aug. II, at
Mount Carmel Baptist Church by
Rev Miller, Catlett's Station, Va.
Miss Davis, of Camden, n. J., is
visiting friends in this city Miss Davis
will remain here until Sept. I.
The lawn party recently given by,
Mrs. Grace Thomas at her beautiful
residence in Tacoma Park for the ben
eft of St. Luke's P. z. Church netted
over $40.
Mrs. Lavinia Mason, wife of Mr..
Charles Mason. on O street northwest,
has been confined to her residence
with threatened attack of typhoid
fever.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas w. Edwards
and children, of 1905 Linden street
northeast, are spending their vacation
at Cotton, Md.
Mrs. Evelyn Reeder and her little
son Sylvester, accompanied by Mrs.
Bessie Cole, are spending a few weeks
in Waterford, Va.
Misses Florence NJ. and Alice Will
Jams will spend some time in the
country before the opening of the
schools
Miss Campbell, formerly kindergar-
ten principal of the public schools,
has left Texas for her home in New
York. RumOr has it that she will be
joined in wedlock to a prominent New
York lawyer.
Mr.. w Sidney Pittman left for
New York City Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. James z. Shepard arrived in the
city from Baltimore, Md, Wednesday
morning, and left for the East Thurs
day morning at 8 o'clock,
Miss Emma McGinnis. who has
been the guest of Mrs Shepard at
Durham, n. C., for several weeks, ar