The Washington Bee Newspaper, August 1, 1896, Page 8

6h ORCA. a ee ead ee ag LHE SAR } Billsdale iappenings. 2 ale as ate ie. ahi a Ps 2s. The annual sermon to the order of} Good Samaritans was preached last Sunday at 3 p. m., at Bethlehem Bap- tist church by the Rev. J. Matthews. | It was a masterly effort, and was one well appreciated by the members of the order present. Large attendance, Mrs. S. G. Brown was so unfortunate as to step upon a pebble and injure her ankle last Monday forenoon. The sprain necessitated the use of a crutch, The Willing Workers of Bethlehem church are preparing for a grand enter- tainment to be given at an early date. The funeral obsequies of Helen A. Watson, the beloved daughter of Mrs. Eliza and the Rev. Sandy Alexander, were conducted last T: ay from the First Baptist church of West Wash- ington. She was the sister of Mr: Maria G. Davis of this village. Ser- vices were conducted by Rev. J. A. Taylor ¢ hiloh. ‘‘She is not dead but sleepeth.”’ The floral offer- ings were numerous and_ beautiful. Many friends from Hillsdale were} present. Resolutions ot condolence and sympathy were read by the super- peiintendent of the Sunday school. Last Sabbath at Hillsdale Station church Rey. Thomas officiated at the | morning service. At8p. m. the pas- tor, Rev. J. B. Washington, preached from the text, ‘The half has never been told.’’ Excellent music was ren- dered by the choir under the leader- ship of Mr. M, W. Wilkinson. To-morrow at 11 the pastor will dis- cource upon the subject of ‘‘ Love.” At 7.30 p. m., he will preach a special sermon, after the sacrament of the Eucharist will be solemnized. The carts, picks, shovels, etc., which have been lying around the scene of the contemplated grave yard, have been removed since th: last publica- tion in THE BEE. Have they given up in despair ? Miss Georgia Simpson writes from Europe that she is greatly enjoying her vacation, and that she hopes to re- turn in the fall much benefitted in every way by the sea voyage. After the last communication she was touring Ger- many. Mrs. Luther Johnson at whose grounds the Idleside Club will give their garden party is prepared to re- ceive boarders for the summer. See her ad in ancther place. Tue Bee paid a visit to Prof. S. G. Brown last Monday evening and was royally entertained. Being shown through his library, we much admired his system of indexing pamphlets. Dr. Stevenson of the Pension of- fice has purchased a fine home on Nichols avenue, near our friend C, W. Davis. Dr. Scott has removed from Nichols to Sumner avenue. The doctor is meeting with much success. Mr. Pendleton, the printer, has reatly improved his residence. He as now a handsome dwelling, Miss Lizzie Collins is at present in Prince Williams county, Va. Miss E. Banks and sisters have opened the dry goods store, formerly occupied by Miss J. Simpson. It is hoped that they may succeed, as they are competent and deserving. Don’t lend your BEE. Let yout friends buy it. Messrs. T. Dalton Brown and J. Thomas Roles, of Boston, Mass., are stopping at Mrs. Johnson’s cottage, ; Stanton avenue. j A dinner was given at thé house of Mrs. Annie E. Brown in honor of Rev. J. H. Payne, of Cincinnati, O., who was visiting the Christian Endeavor Convention and the many friends of his old home. Among the guests were Revs. I. L. Thomas, D. D., of Asbury ; Griffin, of Benning and Gal- loway, of Falls Church, Virginia. Mrs. Brown will soon leave for her mission field in the west. Her frends wish her much success in the work for the Master. Excursions from Roanoke, Va., on the oth of August and one from Fred- ericksburg, Va., August 24th, will go to the Douglass hotel. HERMAN. All Afro-Americans patronize Mr. Herman, at No. 738 Seventh street northwest, because he treats them well and keeps the finest goods in the market. His clothing are cheap, and for gentlemen who dress well Mr. Herman is the place to go. He isa friend to Afro-Americans. Lip Ege Ne Midnight Kadosh July 21, 1896 at 12 midnight. The ser- vices of Knights Kados ° were per- formed over the remains of the late ‘Wm. Hill 32° of DeMoley Council, Knights Kadosh and John G. Jones 5. R.S. Illustrious umed the posi- He was as- sisted by the Very der Sir Wm. H. Lee 33°, as first lieutenant comman- Sir Wm. W. Grimes 33° as the second lieutenant commander, Si N. Adams 33° as chancellor, Sir I, T. Hamar 33° as orator, Sir A. L. How- ard 33° master of ceremonies, Sir G. W. Phillir first deacon, Sir Philip Green 33° as second deacon and Illus- trous O. R. King 33° T. P. G. master, and other prominent members of the rite, among whom were the Illustrious R. H. Jones 33°, H. C. Scott 33°, J. N. Procter 32°, Rev. Peter Lucas 33°, D. ):, W. H. Jol 33 P? Gray 33°, L. G. Webster 33°, and other prominent and well known members of the mystic tie. Wednesday the ser-| vices were held at the church under! the auspices of Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Perfection 14°, who sent a detail of grand elect P. and sublime masons, who accompanied the remains to thegrave. These services were the first of the kind ever performed in this country among colored Masons. Bro. Hill was fora long time guard at the United j May his ashes rest | in peace. A grand contest and _ post-office en- | tertainment will be given by Wisdom lodge No. 28, Ancient Accepted Scot- tish Rite Free Masons, of New Or- leans, La,, August 22, 1896 for the ben- efit of their widows and_ orphans’ fund. They have several fine prizes up for cempetition, etc. July 13, J. M. Alexander Lodge, No. A. M. of Helena, Ark., held nstallation of officers. Bro..W. L. Moore, of Ashville, N. C,, was buried with masonic honors Jul The Masonic Temple of Norfolk, Va., was dedicated July 26. Queen Esther Grand Court of H. of J. of Colorado, after several days ses- sion elected the following grand of- }. Anderson, M. G. M.; BK. Russ, 'G,C..§ Sister J. W. Young, G.C. T.; Rev. T. Curtis, M. W. G.J.; Sister D. L. Rob- inson, G.C. L. The next session will be at Leadville in 1897. July 7, Sunlight Chapter O. E. S. of Saratoga held their first anniversary and reception. The second quarterly circulars being sent out by order of the G. S. It con- tains ninety pages, and has opinions rendered at the last session of the B. M.C. The receipts from April 1 tq June 30, 1896 follows : Cash _ bal- ance on hand March 31,, $14,897,26: {cash received from the quarter, $3,152.89; expended for the quarter, $2,526 15; balance _on hand June 30, 1896, $15.524.15. The G. S. has put out the special circulars with thirty- nine propositions, one to be? dis- continued. District Grand Lodges July 13 the monthly meeting of the S. C. of. was held as the headquarters of the order, 602 Spruce street, Philadel- phia. Twenty new warrants were granted to open new Lodges, and eight for new Households of Ruth. The G. S. Bro. Brooks is a hustler. He is sending out the special circulars relating to the Patriarchies and P. G. M. Councils with the propositions to be acted on at the fourteenth triennial assembly of P. G. M. which will con- vene in Norfolk, Va., Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 10 a. m. M. V. P. W. P. Gray, of District Co- lumbia, weare glad to say is up and out. | M. V. P. James W. Jones is away for the season at Cape May, N. J. Bro. Jones carried away with him a large number of the mempers of Fat Lard and Tar. P. G. M. J. O. Holmes will go to At- lantic City, N. J. soon. There area lot of Odd Fellows in this city who occupy good and respon- sible positions in the community and they are respected. DAMON AND PYTHIAS. Grand Lodge K. of P. of N. C. held a grand meeting in Wilmington. The address of the Grand Chancellor was an able and fine document. The_fol- lowing are the grand officers: C.C. Roch, G. C.; J. W. Bethel, V. C.; J L. K. Simpson, Do as Gs Sadgwar, G. K. R. and S.; J. K. = ter, M. of E.; E. J. Cameron, M. of A.; A. L. Water, G. L.; Dr: J. W- Jones, M.D. The next meeting will be at Winston second Tuesday, July, 1897. Vasht and Elite Lodges, K. of P. of Wilmington, consolidated under the name of Vasht. OBITUARY. Sir C. H. Wormley, a prominent member of G. L. K. of P. of Virginia, and Myrtle Lodge, No. 17, Eureka di- vision, No. 1, U. R., was buried July 12, There was a large attendance. July 15, Sir Robert Mosby of Samp- son Lodge, No. 16 and Sir A. J. Gana- way of Old Dominion, No. 8, of Rich- mond, were buried with Pythian hon- ors. Major General W. H. Needles, U. R., K. of P., of Burlington, was ten- dered a reception by the Court of Ca- lanthe, of Atlantic City, N. J., Jul 15th. Durham Lodge, No. 11, receiv- ed a visit from hime The lodge is in $$$ $$$ good condition. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. DHUL FAKAR. i Schedule in effect July 19, 1896. H i { Leave Washington from station, corner of New As I said before when a certain ele- Jersey avenue and C street. | ment was dealing out their favorite |. For Chicago and seacthwest, Vestinuled — prescriptions of dirty work,petty mean- "0" Giitianati’ St. Louis and. Indianapolis, ness, tyranny, Sate ae sea Vestibuled Limited 3.45 p- ™., express 12.15 - ponerse at alee eke Chtiamian For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express, daily, | would do theact to perfection. As I veer Berkel Springs, 246 p.m. daily except said before, you had better get out of Sund pecial 12.00 noon daily and 8.05 p.m. | the game, because I hold a full hand | oy ‘hley park, Mount ¢ Park and Oak- | of aces with the joker. You wont lis-"jand, 12, 3.45 p. m., 12.15 a. m, all daily. No| ten, but in due time I will make you * west bound trains stop at Mountain Lake Pa all feel sorry that you tried to prevent Sunday. Peisaios waged: me from playing in your back yard. For Winchester and way stations, 15.30 p..m. Wait until the essence of perfection’ For New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham, makes its appearance. The battle is ee Hee oie etme ae sie now open, and I am in the field to stay “For 3-45 p- m. daily. to the end of the fight. I received a communication the other day from a tadpole, but as I only fish for shad, 1 x pigeon-holed it, and thought to myself x1 what fools we mortals be I would *7 suggest to the party who spent so 47.13 much time getting up the same te take For Ai similar time and help get up a collec- Pm. 2 A bat 3 ‘or Frederi tion, so that the seven may be paid. p,.30,1 p.n I am the snag that is going to sink you ‘stown b12.00 to the bottom. I am now enlarging the hole, already made. You wont be good and 1 am going to give you a a good whipping—one that you wont for- 7.0%, 9.0 a. m-, 1-50, 3.0% get in the next fifty years. I told you [ihe hen to stop the noise, and you failed to lis- ington Junction and way points, ten to the advice of your father, so 49 COTY cabath rah e ains stopping fab eOHee: at principal, stations only, b4. “A, L. MoKTAR.” — p.m.; St P. S.—I am_ with you. you up now. Yes, he is a fool, and he has no sense, etc. If you do not ROYAL BLUE watch, the fool will kill you. .. 12.10 and 4.28 p.m. m. b12.00 noon ct.15 .05 p. Mm. FOR NEW YORK AND} DELPHIA. All trains illuminated with Pintsch light. i ston and the m. Dining | RELIGIOUS. East, week da Car),) 12.09, 1 Kensigton, Md., July 26, 1896.—Mt. (12.01night. Zion Baptist church called a recogniz- { ; | ing council on this date. Meeting 1 E ping opened by reading scripture, muel 10.00 p. m, 4 ai | th chapter by Rev. Harris, pastor. fiy“atiantie City. 1000 2 tm. 12.00, n00u, | Singing hymn 812 by Rev. P. Luc p.m. week days, 12.35 p. m. Sundays, Prayer by y Rev. Washington Perkins 1 Sunday aDaily. cSurdayonly. xEx- from Vermont Avenue Baptist church. P'gSStrans. ked from hotels. | Rev. Lucas chosen moderator. Rev. andres es by L T: Co. on orders Harris announced the meeting opened left at a sree acer ané stated the object of the council. "orthwest : — Among others there were present Bro. © WM. B.G member of Vermont Avenue Baptist church, Rev. Lneas, of Saint & 0 Chesapeake 4 AUDTE, Op gy RAILWAY. Paul Baptist church ; Delegates Stew- =ST SCENERY IN open at 10 ning Car,) (9.004. m, Dining ) Dining Car,)8.00, | pen for passengers | art and Morris, of Mount Zion Baptist church: Deacon J. H. Jackson, Mount Vernon Baptist church. Reading of paragraphs from Baptist church di- rectory referring to council by Bro. Perkins. By motion the council rec- ognized the church and the meeting BEAUTIFUL ARLINGTONVILLE, SEP eee f dss Lots are Beautifully located within S miles 5) ional Capital, South of the Columbia Pike and | within Four Squares of the Washington, Alexand: Y Electric R. R., where a first-class opportunity is « Afro-Americans to secure Fine Building Lots 4 | or 4,750 feet. + {3% These Fine Lots lie between Holmes and All arrangements for their purchase may be mad¢ WASHINGTON Dc If Your Icycle is broken or out kes ring it for to the C and Mass. } Ave., N We are not interested in any make of wheel, we repair all makes. No ney wheels to take up time. You wil receive best of service at fairest of prices. All styles of tires replace adjourned by prayer by Deacon Jack- Son LIGHTED, $ VED IN DINI AND B STREETS Schedule in effect April 26, 1896. SHILOH. Large congregations were present at both the morning and evening ser- vices at Shiloh Baptist Church, last Sunday and the collections were satis- factorily generous. In the morning Parlore < 5 é the services were conducted by the ,,2220 PM. t ees Tey od Rev. Mr. Taylor, the pastor, and at Lex E without night the pulpit was occupied by a ¢! I ~ ing a C. E. Society was organized at St. Louis. this church, with seventy 10:57 A. M., EXCEPT bers, with Mr. T. L. Jones, president}; pee oe 2 ES 514 22: DAILY—For Gordonsville, bales E. spas aa Rec. Setfy. and M. esville, Staunton and for Richmond, daily, Shorter, Treasurer. H ; nd, St. Louis i. ullman , Louisville, General Passenger Agent. Great preparations are being made for the Emancipation Celebration at STEAMBOATS. Frederick, August 13th. A_ special LS pea eee | train wtll leave B. & O. 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