The Washington bee., 1912-01-06

trip to Philadelphia, where they spent
Thursday and Friday, with Mr.. Terry
Hart, brother of Miss Oziebell, who
accompanied them on their return trip
to the Capital City. They left for
their respective homes Monday, much
elated over their visit.
Mrs. Alice Smith, CT New York
City, spent the holidays in this city,
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Frank
Harris, of New Jersey Avenue North
west. She was royalty entertained at
several lunCheOns and theater parties
Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Ad-
ans, one of the oldest and most re-
spected families in this city.
Mrs. Anna Tubman Wright spent
New Years in Philadelphia, Pa, the
guest of Miss Lizzie Stokes.
Miss George Savoy G. ?. o., who
his been sick for three months, has
reported for duty. She is looking
we'll
Ask ]. 5. Jones how The Bee sells.
1t is the only paper that outsells all
papers edited by colored men.
Ford Dabney's Theater, that was
closed for two days for repairs, has
opened again, under the management
OF Mr., James Hudnell
Mrs. Mary A. Ross, of Alexandria,
Va, wife of Rev S. B. Ross, and the
sister of Mr.. A w Dangerfield, was
in the city last week visiting friends
and relatives
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Fountain an
nOune the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Gypsy NJ. Taylor to Mr.. ].
Benjamin Mayhem, of New York
City, Wednesday, December 20, 1911,
at 80 West I36th Street, New York.
Owen Waller, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
son of Dr. O. NJ. Waller, ex-pastor OF
St Luke's Episcopal Church, has been
spending the holidays III Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington. While
in this city he was royalty entertained
| by a host of his young friends, as well
as those of his parents. John X.
Rector, Jr., who formerly lived in
Brooklyn, but now III this city, and
Clarence Brooks, added much to his
visit YOuno Waller left for Phila-
delphia Saturday, with fond memo
| ries of our beautiful city. He re-
/ turned to his home New Years night
Miss Nettie Langston, of 2225 4th
Street Northwest, entertained few
of her friends last Friday evening in
honor of Miss Clyde Wilkins, OF
Howard University The young peo-
~'e capered to the strains of dreamy
music, while others inGurged in cards
and a number Of social parlor games.
, A musical program was rendered, and
Mr.. Harold Murray, Of Cornell Uni
versity sang several choice selections.
Among those present were the Misses
Cylde Wilkins, Victoria Tunnel, Ma
| bel Tunnel, DorOthea Francis and
lone Odell, and Messrs. John K. Rec
tor, Arthur Tunnell Cedric Francis,
Ernest Whetmore, Harold Murray
and Herbert Harris A sumptuOus
| repast was served. and the young
people departed at wee hour, with
| lingering happy thoughts of the even
| ing,
| Robert Starks is spending two
months at Palm Beach, Fla.
/ Miss Lila Burke, a teacher OF the
IDowningtown school, in Pennsylva-
MIA, spent the holidays with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Burke, OF
| 53I T Street Northwest.
! Capt Charles Young. of the 0tE
| Cavalry, L. s. Army, the only coloreC
| line officer Of the regular army, anC
a West Point graduate. is in the city
by order of the War Department. HI
and his wife are guests Of Lieut.. B. 0
/ Davis. I7II nth street n. w.
i A reception was given at OF
street last Sunday afternoon IN homo
of Mr.. Edgar Connor and Miss Ceci
Mann, of the "Sambo Girls An ex
! cellent musical program was render
ed by Miss Mann, the talented beauti
u fu1 soubrette of the company. i