The Washington bee., 1909-08-14

n w. because they get the finest ice cream So
da in the city and meet all their friends there.
Mr.. James o. Holmes has left the
city for New York and Atlantic
City He will be gone several weeks.
DR.. Lucy Moten who met with
such a serious accident, has recov-
cred sufficiently to take trip to the
sea shore. DR.. Moten has a host of
friends wish her a speedy and ul-
innate recovery.
Mr., James Archer of IIz9 2sd ST., northwest
who was recently operated on by Drs. Curtis and
Daniels, has improved and able to be about.
Mrs. w. J. Daniels wife of DR.. Daniels is
spending this month at her home in West. Va,
AVID on the 10th will be Joined by her husband.
Mrs. c. F. Cook, wife of Profes-
sor George w. Cook, of Howard
University, is spending the summer
at Saratoga, New York
The Bee is glad to note the
permanent appointment of Miss Car
rie R. Burton, as stenographer and
typewriter at Howard University.
We wish Miss Burton much success.
Miss Highwarden and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ethel, are spending the
summer at Harpers Ferry.
Mr.. Henson, of New York, made
a flying trip to Washington last
week, While here he was the guest
of Mr.. Lucas, the bookkeeper of the
Howard University. Mr.. Henson is
one of the secretaries to one of the
most prominent members of the Gen
eral Board of Education, and took
great interest in visiting business
places of interest in the District
Misses Natalie and Naomi Lewis
will reurn to the city this week, after
a most delightful stay in Columbus,
Ohio, and Detroit, Michigan.
The Brightwood Citizens Associa-
tion met last Friday evening at the
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant, at Fort Stephens, District of
Columbia. Under the careful super
vision of Miss R. z. Bell, a most
elaborate musical and literary pro-
gram was rendered. The Misses
Williams sang several beautiful
quartets, with their father, Rev. z.
w. Williams, DID, which added a
great deal to the occasion. After the
exercises the association presented
Mrs. Thomas, the President, and per-
haps the oldest citizens in Bright
wood, and one of the oldest in the
District of Columbia, a handsome
silk umbrella. DIR. Cherry made the
remarks of presentation which were
very appropriate.
The most interesting part of the
whole affair was the announcement
that the guests were wanted in the
dining room. They found a most
elaborate spread of innumerable good
things to eat awaiting them.
DR.. Robert w. Brown spent al
few days in Atlantic City.
Miss Josephine Lawson spent a
week at Mt. St. Alans, the guest of
Rector Rev. Bratenahl
Misses Clarice Campbell, Florence
Freeman, Clara and Bessie ShiOpen,
are spending a few weeks in Virgin
ia.
Mrs. r L. TiPpcn is spending a
few days with relatives in Virginia
Miss Earlena Holmes of this city,
is spending her vacation with Miss
Justine Miller, of Jersey City.
Mrs. Irving Williams, of Denver,
Colorado, entertained the Misses Er-
nestine and Ethel Brent, of this city,
who is visiting in Denver.
Mrs, ]. Henry Warren, of Char
iotte, North Carolina, is visiting her
friends in this city.
Miss Ida Fowler, an agent for The
Bee, is enjoying the breezes of Han
over, Maryland, for a short while.
Drugs and medicines ofthe best quality at the
Board & MGuire Pharmacy on I4tn ST. bet Tea
and You.
Mrs. Jabez Johnson, of Hanover,
Maryland, is entertaining Mrs.M. c.
Curtis and daughter, of this city.
Attorney A. w. Scott left the city
last week for the East.
Attorney w. L. Pollard will leave
the city shortly for Atlantic City.
Rev. w. H Brooks, of the 10Th
Street Baptist Church, will leave the