The Washington bee., 1912-02-03

| MIS- Lellah DAVIS returned home on
! Tuesday afternoon of last week from
| Vineland, \. J., leaving her mother.
who was seriously burned several
weeks ago, improving.
| Rev DR.. S. L. Corrothers returned
/ this week from the Bishops meeting
! ar Fayetteville, \. c. He was given
quite an ovation, and was entertained
at dinner by his friends He ad-
! dressed large meeting on the future
of the Negro.
| Mrs w \. PannelI IS the guest Of
her parents and friends in Charleston
s. c.
Auditor Tyler has been detained at
home with a cold this week.
Bishop Alexander Walters IS in the
| city the guest OF Mr.. Smith, oI6 r
Street n w.
DR.. J. Z. Shepard will pass through
the city Monday en- route for his
home in Durham. \. c.
The President is considering the
case Of Matte Lomax. and will
doubtless commute her death SEN
tence to life Imprisonment If he
declines to interfere, the woman will
be handged on the 10th of February.
There IS q strong sentiment against
hanging d woman in the District, and
the people are confident that execu-
tive clemency will be extended. Mrs.
LomaX IS said to be at deaths door
Already victim of the dreaded
white plague"
Drs. Board and Mcclure, I4th St.
n. w, and 9th and YOu Streets n.
W, continue to treat their patrons in
a manner that continues to draw
them
Miss Daisy Caldwell, daughter OF
Bishop J. S. Caldwell, of the A NJ. T.
Zion Connection, is one Of the most
promising students in the Teachers
College Howard University She Is
specializing in domestic science, and
after graduation in June will take
postgraduate work at Columbia Col
lege, New York City. Miss Caldwell
Is vocalist of marked ability.
Bishop Williams, of Michigan,
preached a fine sermon Sunday morn
ing at St. Luke's p L. Church.
The dedication of the new building
at the National Training School for
Girls at Lincoln Heights, set for last
Sunday, had TO be postponed, as the
inclement weather Of the month has
made it impossible for the cOntraC-
tors to finish the structure
The Bee IS the peoples paper. Why
don't you have 1t sent to your home?
Plans are said to be on foot for
a testimonial in honor of Mrs. Mary
Terrell. by the women Of Washing
ton.
Mr.. Melville Charlton, organist, Of
New York City, appears February 5,
as the third attraction III the Artists
Recitals. conducted by Mrs. Harriet
Gibbs Marshall, at the Conservatory
Of Music
DR. Barker, physician to the Presi-
dent of the United States, talked to
the medical class of Howard Univer-
sity at vespers last Sunday on The
Value of Getting Right
Dr. r. c. Wormley Is on the sick
list
Seasons may come and seasons may
change, but the crowds go on for
ever at the two drug stores of Board
& Mcclure, 1924 I4th St. and 9th
and You SITS. n. w Two places
Capt. Charles Young Is now
major" in the regular army, having
passed the required examination.
The Saturday Night Whist Club
will be entertained this evening by
Mrs. James B. Walker, of 1904 s
Street n. w.
Mrs. Lillian B. Henderson, of In
dianapolis. Ind, after a pleasant visit
here, the guest of DR. and Mrs. w,
L. Tignor, OF I Street \. W, has
returned home.
Miss Gertrude Ryan, daughter of
Capt. Jackson NJ. Ryan, Is seriously
i'll at her home, I7I7 18th street
\. W
Miss Ruth Wilson, talented
Washington girl, is making good" at
Hudnell's Theater, after a successful
tour embracing Richmond, Norfolk,
Baltimore and Philadelphia
Miss Evon Robinson, of this city.
is starring jointly with J. Lubrie Hill
in My Friend from Dixie" The
show is booked for the New How
ard Theater, week of February y.
Misses LOttie Gee and Efhe King.
Ford Dabney's Ginger Girls" are at
Daly's, in Baltimore.
There will be no charge for admis-
sion at the Booker 7. Washington
meeting next Friday evening at the
| Metropolitan A. VI. F Church. Ev-
erybody welcome.
/ Mrs. w. 7. Singleton, of 1874 18th
Street, Is on the road to recovery
from painful illness.
! He was in the West End, and he
was told to carry his doctors pre-
sciiption to Dr. Morse, 10th and L
| Streets Northwest.
! w D. Johnson, special agent OF
| the Agricultural Department IS said
to be a candidate for delegate-at-
large to the Chicago convention, to
represent the State of Kentucky.
! Dr. w. T. Vernon, supervisor OF
Indian Schools, is making his western
! headquarters at his old home in Quln-
| daro, Kansas.
Miss Beatrice Childs. daughter of