The Washington bee., 1909-07-03

ice cream sodas and ice cold phos-
pilates that are served at the drug
store of Board and MCGUIRE I9I2H
18th ST., n. w
Full particulars will appear in our
advertising columns. River View
Park has been selected, but sub
sequent excursion will be given
either to Somerset Beach or TO Wash
ington Park, as the friends and pa
irons of the church may elect.
Mr.. James F. Jackson, the aged
father of Mrs. Ralph LangstOn, has
been very i'll for some weeks at his
kome. No. I4I2 18TH street north
west. Last SundaE afternoon he un-
derwent a very serious operation at
his home, performed by DR.. Charles
I. West and DR.. Albert Ridgeley. MIR.
Jackson is now improving rapidly.
DR.. Ada c. Albut, class 'O7, Of
Howard University Medical School,
passed the State Board of Maryland
at the examination held in Baltimore
on June "a of this year, with high
mark in all subjects. DR.. Arbut IS
the only colored woman who has ever
presented herself for examination be
fore the Maryland State Board; her
passing reflects credit on the race.
Miss Bessie Riddick, well known
among the social set of our city, will
be the guest of friends in Hampton,
Virginia.
Miss Marion D. Scott expects to
accompany her father, Dr. E, D.
Scott, to the mountains as soon as he.
is able to travel.
Miss Alice Barlow, one of the sew
ling teachers of our public schools,
will spend part of her vacation inI
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Last Friday evening quite a num-
Fer Of friends gathered at the resi-
Ilen,e of Mrs. Green, 4I8 You street,
lorth est. Among them were: Mrs.
Barrett, a school teacher and a great
Temperance worker of Mississippi;
Miss Brown, one of our public school
seachers. and Mrs. r. Z. Lawson, the
temperance worker of our city, and
Mr.. Clarence Garrett. The evening
vas pleasantly spent, Miss Theresa
3raxton furnishing music for the Oc-
asion.
Rev. w. Bishop Johnson, pastor of
he Second Baptist Church, returned
the city last Friday evening having
Have your prescriptions filled at the
rug store of Board and Mcclure on
ith St. bet. Tea and You.
The regular annual excursion of
be congregation and friends of St.
uke's Church, will take place on
Wednesday, July 2Ist, 1909.
Dent week in Boston, Massachu-
PITS. His congregation was OverJoy-
Il at his return.
q Invitations are out for the wed
ing of Mr.. Luther Sadgwar to Miss
ellie Stark. a teacher in the public
.hools of Baltimore. Mr. Sadgwar
well known among the social set
Washington.
Miss Isabella Kinner, leader of the
nior choir at the Second Baptist
hurch, was very successful during
sr half-year principalship. She was
Dpointed principal of the school in
eanwood. in February.
Mrs. Lee, directress Of music at
uskegee Institute, has been the guest
Miss Laura Joiner for several
eeks. Mrs. Lee is musical directress
the above named school, and is one
the races best soloists.
Iiss Marie c. James, one of Wash
gton's most accomplished music di-
ctors, will leave soon for Boston,
here she will spend the summer.
Miss f. F. G.. Merritt leaves the
Y this week for Cheney, Pennsyl-
nian, where she will resume the
sition she held in the Cheney In
strial School, as an instructor for
vera1 summers.
Miss Edna Murray, one of our best
lchers. will leave the city sooR for
entucky where she will visit friends
Miss Maud Wright, of Indianapo-
Indiana, is visiting friends in this