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Bachelor-Benedict
Reception
Baria LWashihgtoa was at its height
in affording entertainment for its
guest; who were in the city in at
tendance at the “Football Classic c
the Year” during the Thanksgiving
Day holiday season, at the reception
given by the Bachelor-Benedict Club.
Thereception was given at the Od
Fellows' Hall. The ballroom was ar
tistically decorated with balloons ii
colors of Howard and Lincoln, the
two schools contesting for football
honors on Thanksgiving Day. Elec
tricicaiiy operated lights were pro
vided which at intervals during the
dances transformed the room into a
fairy like dell, and at other interva.
the effect was as though snow flakes
were falling upon the dazzling cos
tumes of the guests.
Arriagements for the reception
were ni the hands of the Persona
Committee of the Club composed of
Dr. John K. Rector, president; Nor
man L, McGhee, secretary; Dr. W.
B. Garvin; Captain Arthur C. New
man, Dr. R. Frank Jones; Attorney
John W. Love; James E. Scott; am
J. F. N. Wilkinson.
Among the guests at the reception
were Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Bowden, of
Atlanta; Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Curtis;
Dr. and Mrs. Emmett J. Scott; Dr.
and Mrs. Leon Tancil, of Chicago;
Miss Clarissa M. Scott; Dr. and Mrs.
Richard Williams and daughter, of
Chicago, guests of Miss Mae Irwin,
of Freedmen’s Hospital; Mr. and Mrs.
G. C. Wilkinson; Dr. and Mrs. Henry
P. Weedon, of Lynchburg, Va.; Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Francis, St. Paul,
Minn., Miss Ada Brown; Miss Emily
Brown, Denver, Colo.; Mr. Davis As
berry, Philadelphia; Mrs. A. Curtis
Daly, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Pace, New York; Mrs. Amy White,
Baltimore; Mr. O. W. McDougad; Dr.
and Mrs. J. G. Mcßae, Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert S. Abbott, Chicago,
Dr and Mrs. Hopkins, Wilmnigton,
Del.; Dr. and Mrs. Maceo Morris, Phil
adelphia; Dr. Roland Milburn. V, il
mington, Del.; Mr. and Mrs. Winton
Harris, Baltimore; Dr. and Mrs. W.
H. Washington, Jersey City; Dr. and
Mrs. A. L. Curtis; Dr. and Mrs. R. J
Warrick, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ahnond. Philadelphia; Dr.
and Mrs. H. L. Pelham, New York
City; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Chestnut,
New York City; Mr. and Mrs. Royal
Weaver; Mrs. Laura Pyles; Mp and
Mrs. Neil Harris; Dr. and Mrs.' Mar
shall Ross; Mr. Lester Freeman, Chi
cago; Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Cherry; Dr.
and Mrs. Merrill Curtis; Mr. and Mrs.
Victor R. Daly; Dr. and Mrs. J. C.
Dowling; Dr. and Mrs. N. W. Harris;
Mr. and Mrs. E B. Henderson; Dr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Hunton; Dr. and
Mrs. J. Hayden Johnson; Dr. and Mrs.
Arthur McKinney; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
H. Murray; Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Mit
chell; Captain and Mrs. Arthur C.
Newman; Dr. and Mrs. John K. Rec
tor; Mr. and Mrs. James Scott; Dr
and Mrs. Charles Tignor; Mr. an<’
Mrs. Samuel G. Willis; Mr. and Mrs.
F. D. Wilkinson; Mr. and Mrs. Glad
stone Peters; Mr. and Mrs. Josiah 1
Settle; Dr. and Mrs. Walter Garvin;
Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Jones; Dr. and Mrs
J. E. Lowry; Dr. and Mrs. William
Wethers; Dr .and Mrs. William G
Lofton; Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Savoy; M«-
and Mrs. Addison Scurlock; Mr. and
Mrs. Emory B. Smith; Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Houston; Dr. and Mrs. Miltor
Francis;* Mr. and Mrs. U. L. Hous
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McDuffie
Mr. and Mrs. Tally R. Holmes; Mi
and Mrs. Stanley R. Malone; Mr. at
Mrs. Jerome Osborne; Mr. and Mrs
Haley Douglas; Mr. and Mrs. Rober
Stewart; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Houston
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Mehlinger; D
and Mrs. C. Harris; Mr. and Mrs
Wendell Tucker; Dr. and Mrs. W. I
Howard; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Haynes; and Mr. and Mrs. Maurici
Clifford.
Dr. and Mrs. York D. Garrett, Jr.,
Mrs. Beatrice G. Parker ana m.. -.icu
ard H. Parker, wife and brother of
Mr. I. L. Parker, motored from Tar
boro, N.C., to witness the Howard-
Lincoln game.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Mother’s Club of the Garnet-Patter
son School will be held in the Gar
net School, Tuesday evening, Dee.
2nd at 8 o’clock. All members and
mothers interested in their children
are urged to be present.
12 St. Christian Church
Pending the call of a pastor for the
12th Street Christian Church, the pul
pit is being ably filled by Geo. F.
Hughes, an Elder, of the Church. His
discourses are inspiring and pleasing.
The Magnolia Socialite Club met at
the residence of Mrs. Jeremiah Haw
kins, Friday, November 21st.
Mr. Omega Ware and Miss Beatrice
Ware entertained visit'ws f-nm
r' * —- The guests were Mi»
Eileanor Robinson, Miss Robinson auu I
i Miss Merees.
Mr. and Mis. Wm. S. Hawkins and
Mrs. E. O. Allen of 309 R Street,
N.W., entertained as house-guests
over Thanksgiving and the week-end
Miss Edward Esters and her sister,
Mrs. Robt. Lewis from Atlantic City,
N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Mills, Bal
timore, Md.; and Mr. Erskine C. Rob
erts, Roxbury, Mass.
Mrs. Beatrice Page and Miss Jose
phine McDaniels of Pittsburgh, who
attended- the Howard-Lincoln game
vere dinner guests of Mrs. P. A.
Scott, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman P.
Socks, of Lincoln, Md. They were
also accompanied by Mrs. Thomas L.
Jones and her granddaughter, little
Antonette Tucker of Washington, D.C.
Rev. W. H. Brown, pastor of Seaton
Memorial A. M. E. Church of Lin
coln, Md. .received a telegram on
Thanksgiving day of the sudden death
of a daughter living in Boston, Mass.
The body was sent home to Annapo
lis for burial on last Monday. Mrs.
P. A. Scott and Mrs. Julia Gibson
went to Annapolis to extend the sym
pathy of the church and community
to the bereaved family.
Metropolitan A. M. E. Church
Second Choir Sings
The Metropolitan A. M. E. Church
Second Choir, James L. Hunt, Direc
tor, gave a Sacred Song Service at
Miles Memorial Church, Sunday to an
appreciative audience. This choir
which was recently organized, i?
proving itself beneficial to the church
in general. It has a membership of
fifty voices. They have received* sev
eral engagements to sing at different
churches of the city.
Mr. anil Mrs. Nelson Churchman
entertained their out-of-town friends
who witnessed the Howard-Lincoln
game, Friday afternoon at luncheon.
Among those present were the Misses
Lizzie Brown and Katherine Ward
of Charlottesville, Mrs. F. S. Grant
of New York City; Mrs. Simmons of
White Plains, New Jersey; Dr. R. W.
Buckner of Newark, N. J. and Dr. J.
Presley of Hot Springs, Va.
Miss Grace E. Peters of 13th
Street, Northeast, had as her guests
on Thanksgiving day: Miss Ruth
M. White of Baltimore. Md.; Mr.
Hill of Trenton, N.J.; Master Burton
of the same state; Miss Mabel Fields,
of Baltimore; Mrs. H. Phelps of An
napolis, Md.; Mr. Charles A. Wilson
formerly of Trenton, N.J.; Miss E. B.
Rogers of New Haven, Connecticut;
and Mrs. D. W. Williams of New
York City.
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Ross, 619 Flori
da Avenue, entertained their out of
town friends to the. Howard and Lin
coln game, Thursday evening Novem
ber 27, at dinner. Among those pres
ent were Dr. and Mrs. W. Jackson of
Baltimore; Dr. Perry Cheney and
friend of New York; Miss T. N.
Brown and Miss Katherine Ward of
Charlottesville, Va.; Misses G.
Brown and A. Jackson of Chicago,
111., and Mrs. S. A. Churchman.
Miss Gertrude E. Winters-Gassa
way of New York City, was the guest
'f her mother Mrs. Charlotte C.
Robinson during the week. She re
turned to her home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand D. Lee, of
923 R Street, Northwest, entertained
at dinner on Thanksgiving day. Their
guests were: Mrs. Lillian Ruffin, of
Newark, N.J.; Miss Vivian St. Mau
rice, of Newark. N.J.; Mr. and Mrs.
McNorton, of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs.
Elzy, of New York City; Mrs. Wm.
L. Lee, of New York City; Prof, and
Mrs. J. D. Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Scott; Miss Cora B. Mason.
Mrs. and Bishop E. D. W. Jones en
tertained at their residence 1739 S
Street, N.W., at luncheon, Saturday,
at high noon, Dr. Mary Fitzhugh
Waring, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wat
kins of Chicago, Mrs. Martha Davis
of Rochester, N.Y., Mr.s. S. M. Dud
ley and her sister of Norfolk and Mr.
Henry Slaughter of the Odd Fellows
Journal staff. The Bishop left Sunday
evening for Florida to hold his far
Southern Conferences. He will sail
for the Virgin Islands in February.
Mj^s Katherine E. Beard returned
Tuesday from a month’s visit in the
Carolina s where she accompanied
Mrs. E. D. W. Jones, visiting the con
ferences of the Bishop. She made a
special trip to Salisbury, N.C. to visit
Livingstope College, the guest of
Mrs. J. C. Price, the widow of the
great educator, Dr. Joseph C. Price,
founder of Livingstone College.
MRS. GARVIN AND MRS. CLRTIS
HOSTESSES
Mrs. Walter B. Garvin and- Mrs.
Merrill H. Curtis were hostesses at
» breakfast dance at the Whitelaw
Hotel on Thanksgiving morning in
compliment to Mrs. Charles Thomp
son of Chicago, Mrs. Charles Gar
rin of Cleveland and Mrs. Willard
Grinnage of Phila., who were here for
he Howard-Lincoln football game.
William T. Benjamin, of 1815 18th
Jtaeet, -Northwest, who spent the
summer in Worcbeater, Mass., has re.
THE WASHINGTON TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1924
utrned to the city. Mr. Benjamin i?
employed in the office of Representa
tive Samuel E. Winslow of the fourth
congressional district of Massachu
! setts and actively participated in the
। recent campaign. He addressed sev
. eral political meetings in that district.
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Trinity Baptist Church
Mrs. R. C. Anderson of Chicago,
111., lectured and sang a solo at the
B.Y.P.U. services on Sunday, evening,
i November 30th at the Trinity*Baptist
: Church.
The Men’s Club is rehearsing for
the big old folks’ concert and musical
jubilee to be held on December 18th
and 19th.
The Young Ladies’ Club gave an
entertainment at the’ residence of
^Mrs. Hattie Kirkland on Thursday,
evening, December-4th, for the benefit
of the SI,OOO rally. Mrs. Edith Davis
is president of the club.
The Bible Class is held each Tues
day evening in the downstairs audi
torium of the church - . Mr. Herbert
Willis is the president and Rev. A. H.
S. Johnson is the instructor.
The Pastor’s Aid Club will have a
1 special sermon delivered by the Rev.
I Campbell on Sunday evening, Decem
: ber 7th at*J p.m.
The Sunday School, B. Y. P. U. and
Bible Class, jointly will present the
Rev. Holloman, pastor of the Second
Baptist Church in a lecture “Travels
Through Africa’’ on Tuesday even
ing, December 9th.
Mrs. B. M. Sybot of this city was
thp guest of Mrs. Lizzie I^imes dur
ing Thanksgiving.
The Ladies’ Social dub of Bright
wood, Va. met with the president, Mrs,
Johnson. A delightful session was
held.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cusberd of Jer
sey City were the holiday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cabaniss of 1523
S Street, Northwest. While here they
attended the Howard-Lincoln game.
Among the visitors to the Thanks
giving football classic were Mr.
Joseph F. Trent, Mr. Royal S. Weaver
and Dr. C. W. Dorsey, all of Phila
delphia.
Mr. Neval H. Thomas of Dunbar
High School has returned from New
York where he attended the meeting
of the National Board of Directors of
the National Association for the Ad
vancement of Colored People.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frazier of
New York City have returned to their
home after a visit to Dr. and Mrs.
Norman Harris of 1735 S Street,
Northwest. Mrs. Frazier is the sis
ter of Mrs. Harris.
Ml^Roscoe Conklin Bruce has re
turned from a lengthy stay in the
state of West Virginia.
Dr. and Mrs. F. J. McLeod of 1312
Wallach Place, Northwest, had as
their guests for Thanksgiving, Mrs.
R. H. Washington of Philadelphia,
sister of Mrs. McLeod and Mr. Wm.
F. McLeod of Brooklyn, N.Y., brother
of Dr. McLeod.
Lincoln Congregational Temple
At Lincoln Congregational Temple I
Sunday morning, Rev. R. W. Brooks
will speak from the subject, “An Un-1
willingness to Pay the Price for the
Best.” This is an age of short cuts;
an age of bargains. The things in I
life that are the most worthwhile cost, |
and they cost dearly. Are we willing
to pay the price? Come and let usi
have a sane discussion. There will
be special music by the choir.
Miss Marion Wells of New York
City and Samuel DeMar Wells of At
lantic City, N.J., and Mrs. Hortense
Biackstone and Mrs. Bertha W. Clay,
both of New York, were the house
guests of Mrs. Alice Clay Shaw of
i4oll Church Street, Northwest.
Miss Gertrude C. Peters of Arm
strong High Schol is leaving the city
with her aunt, Mrs. Bertha W. Clay to
enter Columbia Preparatory^chool of
New York City.
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. O.
C. Hobbs of Brentwood, Md., Monday
morning, December 1, and left a baby
boy.
Mr. Lewis N. Jordan and Albert
Hawkins left Saturday, November 29
for Summit, Va., where they will
spend a week hunting.
Miss Alice F. Peters had as her
quests for Thanksgiving, her sister,
Miss C. Carlotta Peters, Miss Frances
Jones of West Virginia, and her cous
in, Mr. Charlse Peters. Mr. Peters
has recently returned from a visit to
England, France and Italy.
The engagement of Miss Vermil
Mae King to Mr. Augustus C. Saund
ers was announced this week by the
father of the bride, Mr. Enon King.
The ceremony will be solemnized Jan
uary Ist, 1925 from the residence of
the bride’s father.
Miss Edna M. Smallwood enter
tained a few friends at her home,
1416 12th Street, Northwest, on Sat-
urday, Novmeber 29th in honor of
her guest, Miss Rosa Wilson of Nor
ristown, Pa. Among those present
were Misses Ruth Hudnell, Ruth Sut
ton, Phoebe Miles, Irene Smackum,
Maude Collins, Beatrice Henderson ox
Brooklyn, N.Y.; Laura Coffey, Clarks
burg, Pa.; Juanita Mountain, Atlan
tic City; Messrs. Hilyard Moore,
James Green, Harold Halt, Maxwell
Gains, Leroy Payne, De Ruyter But
ler, Daniel Wilson, Norristown, Pa.; I
and Thomas Lee, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Apex Club held its installation
; of officers, Monday, December Ist a.
' 1725 U Street, Northwest. Business
. was well mixed with pleasure, an en
i joyable time was had by all. Mr.
Leon Jones acted as Master of Cere
monies. Officers installed were: John
F. Branch, president; Dr. Leroy F.
Toliver, vice-president; Mr. F. Onley,
secretary; Wm. McK. Lewis,-assistant
secretary; Romeo D. Shipman, treas
urer; Chas. W. Robinson, business
• manager; Albert A. Pleasant, assis
tant business manager Robert C.
| Smith, social editor. Among the
guests^ present were: Mrs. Branch,
Mrs. Tolvier, Mrs. Onley, Mrs. Lewis,
| Mrs. Braxton, Miss "abinson, Miss
Bertha Gaunfrey, Miss Hickman and
Miss Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Kelley of 1755
S Street, Northwest, had as then
guests for Thanksgiving, Mr. C. I.
Bynum of Durham, N.C.; Dr. C. A.
Kirkland, and Mr. Duvard Kelley of
Chapel Hill, N.C. They came up to’
attend the Howard-Lincoln game.
Mrs. Florrie Hillary, Detective and
Mrs. Cassey of Atlantic City, N.J., and
Miss Ella Brown of New York City,
were the guests of Mrs. Emma G.
Despert during Thanksgiving week.
Mrs. Hillary, Miss Brown and Herbert
E. Greene, motored to Arlnigton, Va.,
to visit Mrs. Lula Stevenson, District
Ruler of Forest Temple, No. 9, I. B.
P. O. E. of W.
"Miss Philadelphia"
“Miss Philadelphia,” Miss Renee
Little Harris, who attended the How
ard-Lincoln game as guest of the
Philadelphia Public Journal, was a
caller at The Tribune office last week.
In the party was Editor and Mrs.
Arthur W. Lynch, Miss Dorothea
Turner, Mr. Chas. S. Johnson, and Mr.
Chas. McClane, all of Philadelphia.
Mr. Joseph LaCour, advertising
manager of the Kansas City Call, was
a visitor in the city last week. Mr.
LaCour formerly lived in Washing
ton.
The Pittsburgh Courier was well
represented here during the Thanks
giving holidays. Among the mem
bers of its staff were: Editor Robert
L. Vann; manager Ira F, Lewis; City
Editor, William G. Nunn; Assistant
City Editor, Julia Bumry Jones, and
T. B. Hamilton, Advertising Solicitor
Mr. Henry Scott, Sr., of Stanton,
Virginia, spent the week-end at the
residence of his son and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scott, Jr.,
of 1733 New Jersey Avenue, North
west.
Lawyer and Mrs. N. Parker of Bal
timore, were the honored guests of
Madam F. Butcher, one of our leading
sporanos, at 516 T Street, Northwest,
also the Misses Missouri Webb and
Anna Jackson of New Jersey were
the charming guests of Miss Eliza
beth Yarger, who is residing at the
above-named address.
The Magnolia Social Club was very
beautifully entertained at the resi
dence of Mrs. Georgia Gordon, Friday,
November 27th, 1924. All present en
joyed a gorgeous lunch. The club ad
journed to meet again at Mrs. Kate
Jefferson’s.
On Sunday, November 30, Rev. S.
R. Wilson, pastor of the Brentwood
A. M. E. Zion Church announced that
he had been transferred to the North
Carolina Conference, his transfer to
take effect immediately. This an
nouncement came as a surprise to th<
congregation and friends. He ha®
served in Brentwood five and one-half
months.
Mrs. Augustus M. Gray of 1730
S Street, Northwest, entertained at
‘ luncheon for Mrs. Naomi C. Light
j foot of Pittsburgh, Pa. Among those
. present: Mrs. Naomi C. Lightfoot,
Mrs. Garnet C. Wilkinson, Miss Cor
inne Martin, Mrs. Fannie E. Taylor,
Mrs. Wm. L. Houston, Mrs. Mamie
E. Jones, Mrs. Florence Neal, Mrs.
Ladra M. Pace, Mrs. Alice B. Thorn
ton, Mrs. Rosa B. Thornton, Miss Rosa
B. Thornton, Mrs. Samuel D. Milton,
Mrs. Julia Jones, Pittsburgh Courier
Staff; Mrs. Jennie Baltimore and Mrs.
Wm. H. McNaughton, of Cleveland;
Mrs. Marie Wilson and Mrs. Berni
Alston of New York; Mrs. Hugh M.
Gray and Mrs. Hazel Hughes of Bal
timore; Miss Thomasine Corrothers
and Mrs. Wright of Newark, NJ.:
Mrs. Henrietta Burwell; Mrs. Flem
ing; Mrs. S. 8. Thompson and Mrs.
Maxwell; Mrs. Valerie E. Chase and
Mrs. Sam Powell of Philadelphia; Mrs.
M. E. Tapscott, Mrs. Ada 'Battle and
sister; and Mrs. Withel Mina Butler
of Pittsburgh.
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Mrs. Nannie Richardson of New
ark, New Jersey, spent the week with
Mrs. Grace N. Fulcher of 306 2nd St.,
S.W., to attend the funeral of the
late Mrs. Jane Proctor, devoted nioth
er of Mrs. Fulcher.
Mrs. Ratchel Carroll, widow of the
late John Carroll of 327 Clarks Court,
Southwest, is now confined to her bed
as the result of pneumonia.
Hugh Maurcie Perry for years the
leader of the Ebenezer M. E. Church
choir passed away last week. He was
a respected citizen, an ideal home
builder, a beloved father and an out
standing churchman. He died, Tues
day November 25th at 11:05 p.m. at
his late residence, 124 Carroll Street,
S.E. With what profound respect, a
city bowed and wept at his passing,
a church and choir for whom he had
labored foi; more than 30 consecutive
years, mourned at his passing.
The Young Ladies’ Business Club
met with Mme. Blanche Bullock, Wed
nesday evening. After the usual en
teresting meeting, refreshments were
served and they adjourned to meet
with Miss Bertie Hosby, December
17th. Madam Blanch Bullock, presi
dent; Madam Mntteele Wood, secre
tary.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Wright pro
prietors of Wrights Hotel, Atlantic
City, N.J., Mrs. Lenard Wright of
New York City and Mr. J. I). Archer
contractor of Norfolk, Va., and wife,
Mrs. Bessie Archer, all relatives of
Mr. R. C. Archer, Jr., were the
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Archer, Jr., 1759 U Street, N.W.
Mrs. Jeter Sears of Newport News,
Va., spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with her young daughter, Miss Gladys
Sears, a social bud here and her uncle
Mr. John Chiles, at the latter’s resi
dence, 318 U Street, Northwest.
Mrs. Mary Archer-Bailey of New
York, N.Y., is in the city on account
of the illness of her aunt, Mrs. Vic
toria Archer, 1623 17th Street, North
west.
Mr. and Mrs. William McNorton of
Cleveland, Ohio, were house-guests
of Prof, and Mrs. J. D. Baltimore,
1425 S Street, Northwest. Mr. and
Mrs. McNorton were honor-guests at
several social functions the most
brilliant one tendered by their host
and hostess.
Miss Hortense Tucker, a young
teacher in the public schools at Nor
folk, was the house-guest of Miss
Gladys Sears, of U Street, Northwest,
during the Thanksgiving holidays.
Messrs. Herman and Ross I arrar,
young sons of Mr. and Mrs. James
Farrar of Bridgeport, Conn., attended
the Lincoln and Howard classic. They
were the house guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Susan Goodrich.
Dr. Joseph Ward, in charge of the
Veteran’s Hospital at Tuskegee, Ala
bama, spent Thanksgiving holidays in
the city, the guest of Dr. Creed W.
Childs.
Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Donnell, from
Durham, N.C., were visitors in the
city during the holidays and were ex
tensively entertained. Mrs. Donnell
was formerly Miss Martha Merricks.
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well known not only for her teaching
ability, but her kindly deeds.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Winston, 1745 T
Street, Northwest .entertain'ed quite
a large number of out-of-town guests
during Thanksgiving. Miss Winstor
was one of the beautiful and amiable
Farley sisters of Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Howard of
Fifth Street, Northwest, entertainer
many out-of-town guests. Mrs. How
ard was formerly Miss Rebecca Mayo
of this city.
Dr. A. Foraker Evans, son of the
late Mr. David Evans and Mrs. Hen
rietta Evans, formerly residents of
this city, attended the Howard-Lincoln
game. Dr. Evans maintains offices in
Lynchburg and Lexington, Va. While
here he was the house-guest of hi;
brother, Mr. Orpheus Evans of O St.,
N.W.
Lawyer and Mrs. Noble T. Wed
dington, entertained the latter’s young
cousin, Miss Lorraine Grey, a teach
er in the public schools of Jersey City.
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PAGE THREE
Dr. A. Foraker Evans, Mr. Johnson,
Mr. Opheus Evans, and Dr. F. R. An
derson, motored to Baltimore, Md.
Messrs. W. Vernon Perkins, Lloyd
Perkins, of Tenth Street, Northwest,
were called to Louisa, Va., on account
of the death of their uncle, Mr. Houch
Perkins, father of the late John-W.
Perkins of this city.
Mrs. Samuel Harris of 601 T St.,
Northwest, entertained several • out
of-town friends during the Thanks
giving holidays.
Mr. J. Stanley Brooks, a native of
this city and a product of the public
schools charmed his audience in a
recital last Monday night. Miss Ce
lestine Lott, accompanied.
Miss Pearl Adams so 204 Flordia,
Avenue, Northwest, a teacher in Arm
strong Manual Training High School
entertained quite a few of her friends
at Five Hundred on Tuesday night.
The house was beautifully decorated
and the guests were beautifully at
tired, befitting the occasion. The
tables were filled at an early hour
and much enthusiasm was displayed
in hopes of winning the eight beauti
ful prizes given to those receiving the
highest scores.