The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1909-11-13

druggists, are better prepared than ever before
TO do large general ann prescription business
as they have enlarged their prescription tacili-
ties, and now employ three men who are gTadu-
ates il pharmacy, besides other help, to more
quickly attend their growing trade
A matinee dance will be given, by
the Lyric Orchestra in the main au-
ditorium of True Reformers Hall,
next Friday, from to !. Music will
be furnished by the full orchestra.
Miss Martha Robinson, of this
city, is having a pleasant stay in
New York.
DR.. ]. E. Sheppard Of Durham,
n. c., spent a few days here last
week. He left Sunday for N. Y.
City, where he will make a speech.
Miss Gertrude Green has returned
from New York after a delightful
trip, where she represented the Or
der of Moses at their convention.
Mr.. Leo. Bruner has returned to
his home in Oklahoma otter a pleas
ant stay in this city.
The foot ball game between Stovra
College and the NJ Street High
School, last week was largely attend
ed. The game was 10 in favor
of the Nj Street High School.
At the foot ball game between the
Manassas Industrial School and the
Armstrong Technical High4School at
the Union League Park last Saturday
was won by the A. 7. H. School.
Game 80.
Mr.. Cedric Francis, a graduate of
the NJ Street High School, has been
honored recently by receiving a so
phomore scholarship prize, for being
one of the three to show an average
of eighty per cent. in eighteen hours
work per week, at the Dartmouth
College.
Mrs Rosetta Lawson has return
ed home after a delightful visit of
eight weeks, to Plainfeld, N. J,
where she was the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Jas. T. Lawson. Mrs. Lawson
also visited Mrs. L. B. Whitehead in
n. Y.
Mrs. R. M. Perrin, wife of R. NJ.
Perrin Inspector for the front, OF
Tampa, Fla, has returned to Wash
ington, after spending the summer in
Brooklyn, N. Y, with her sister,
Mrs. Woodland
Miss Lillian Swift, of this .GjEy is
the guest of Mrs. Eliza Dickerson,
of 20 Randolph St, Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Julia Wilson Dickerson has
returned to her home in Atlanta, Ga,
after a pleasant trip to Washington,
New York and Boston.
Miss Elaine Tancel has been as
signed to the second grade, Stevens
School.
F. E. Parks has been appointed
teacher of second grade and detailed
to shop work t the Institute.
whats the excitement in there" exclaimed
thestranger walking on I4th street, between Tea
and You, Nothing unusual" replied the Wash
ngtonlan, the regular crowd you always see in
the drug store of Board and Mcclure where is
dispensed the most delicious ice cream soda in
H.. a.
icnes."
Mrs. Anna NJ. Cole, of this city
was entertained by Mrs. Harry M.
Minton, while in Phila., Pa.
Miss Bertha Jones, who spent the
past year at Carcas, Venezuela, as
nurse to the family of the U. S.
Minister to South America, has a
government appointment here.
Miss Georgia Coleman has been ap-
pointed cooking school teacher, after
passing the examination which was
given.
Miss Lottie Smith, of Richmond,
Va, came to this city to attend the
marriage of her cousin, Miss Anna
Thompson to Mr.. Madison Maze.
Among the visitors to this city
were, Consul ]. w. Johnson, of Mica
ragua, Rev. Ernest Lyons, Minister to
Liberia and Lieut.. B. O. Davis, of
the Tenth Calavery.
Miss Mayme Simon spent a few
DAYS in Baltimore, while there several
social functions were given for her
Miss Jennie Pinkney, who has been
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. Dolly
Baldwin while in Boston, attending