The Washington bee., 1909-09-18

Board & MCGUIRE, 1912 IL I4th It.
NV. and you will see the crowd.
The place where everybody meets
everybody else
Mr.. John {, Powell and wife, who
have been to Atlantic City, New Jer-
sey. have returned to the city after
an enjoyable time.
Miss Moten, who has been visiting
the city the guest of Jsr sister on
18th street, northwest, will return to
her home in Lynchburg, Virginia,
ilext week.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Layton, one OF the
most polished and gifted Of speakers
in this country, left the city for Co
lumbus. Ohio, Tuesday morning.
Miss Lucy Moten. of 18th street,
northwest, who has been to the sea
shore for several weeks, has returned
10 her home. Miss Nloten is one OF
the best trained teachers in the pub
lie schools.
Mrs. Y. B. Jeter is President OF
the Circle and Mrs. A. B. Bailey is
Secretary. Let there be a liberal at
tendance.
Mrs. Charles B. Fisher, OF the
Treasury Department, has returned
home from her annual vacation, hav-
ing visited Toronto, Canada, the Nj
agara Falls, Albany, Buffalo and
Rochester, n. Y, and the great me-
..caoiis. New York City.
The Washington Post mentions
that the steamer River Queen has
been chartered by the WilberfOrcians
in order to give the ColOred college
clubs and their friends a good oppor
tunity to view It's great water Carni-
val and regatta, Saturday evening,
September I8. Indications are that
so many wish to take advantage of
this opportunity that its limited ca
pacity will be taken long before the
hour of sailing, which is six o'clock.
The new Moving Picture Theatres
the Dunbar, Douglass and Elite, are
attracting great crowds When oneI
wishes to see the social world of this
city, our popular dreamy eyed bellies,
and the young men of our race, intel
lgent, dignifed, just go from 9TH to
I4th on You street. Monday night the
Douglass was the center of attrac-
ton. the fight between Joe Cans and
Nelson was being shown. Every one
was convinced that the battle would
have been Cans had Nelson played
fair. and not believed in butting so
much. One would have imagined
it was a real fight to hear the eX-
pressions from the audience. Mr..
Jessie Foster was particularly inter
ested, as well as Mr. Daniel Moore, J
Mr.. w. Savoy, Ernest Ames, H. An
derson, Professor Layton, Honorable
w. T. Vernon and a host of others. !
Many young ladies were also inter
csted: Misses Annie and Violet Kib-
bic. Misses Daisy Craigton, Gertie
Ryan, Laura Wilson, Virginia Davis,
Mary Booker, Ruth Thomas, Gonevia
Maxfeld. Cordeia and Annie Muir
dock, Louise and Jennie Wormley
and a great many others. The young
folks are coming.
Miss Ef6e Simmons. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in
Louisville. Kentucky. will be in the
city soon.
Get your drugs and medicines at
the Board & Mcclure Pharmacy. on
I4th St. between Tea and You.
Miss Lille Burk will leave the
city soon for Downington, Pennsyl- !
vania, where she IS teaching.
Miss Turner has returned to her
school in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Ira T. Bryant, Secretary of |
the African Methodist Episcopal !
Sunday School Union, of Nashville, |
has returned TO his post OF duty after
spending several weeks in this city. |
Mr.. Horace Morris, of this city is
visiting friends in Louisville. Ken
lucky.
Mrs. Pinkey V. Newton and Annie
3. Scott, of Richmond, Virginia, !