The Washington bee., 1909-07-24

While business men are complaining
the dull season, the people are 60
ig around to the drug store Of Board
nd Mcclure, 1912 I-2 18th Street,
iorthwest, the place where everybody
heets everybody else to buy drugs
hedicines, toilet articles, and TO par
axe Of the most delicious ice cream
oda and cooling drinks to be found
n the city.
Mrs. Emma West, who has been
ut of the city, has returned for a few
Jays.
Mrs. McKenny, of P street, north
west, and daughter, left the city for
Virginia, yesterday,
The mass meeting held at the 10Th
Street Baptist Church in the interest
of the Home for Friendless Girls, was
quite a financial success. The speak
ers were DR.. Tunnel, of Howard
University, Mrs. z. Y. c. Williams,
Rev. E. w. Williams, DID, Able
willie, South Carolina, Rev. Mr.. Ross,
pastor Of the Metropolitan Church,
land DR.. Walter Brooks. Mrs. ROset-
Ita Lawson presided.
The mass meeting in the interest of
Ferguson Williams College, at the
'E5th Street Presbyterian Church, was
addressed by prominent speakers.
Mr.. Edward F. Brockenbrough, of
1891 Ist Street, northwest, son of the
late Detective Brockenbrough, has
been confined to his bed by reason of
sickness for about four weeks. Among
his callers last Sunday were the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Mr. z. Major
Dickson, of the Post Office Depart
ment; Captain B. F. Key, of Freder-
icksburg, Virginia; Mr., Coleman,
Deacon of Shiloh Baptist Church; L.
Leroy Jones, w. P Jones, Mr., Viii
liam billiard, and Phil. Walker, we'll
known business men of this city.
Mr.. Brockenbrough was taken with
a relapse last Sunday evening and
has now left home for treatment at
The Freedmen's Hospital, where he
hopes for a speedy recovery.
Our old friend, r. w. Thompkins,
has entirely recovered his health.
The Young Mems Immediate Bene-
fit Relief excursion to River View
last Friday week, embraced overstwo
thousand prsons.
The Coleridge Taylor Choral So
ciety excursion to River View last
week was literally patronized. A
good sum was realized, to be devoted
to the elimination of the debt of the
society as far as possible.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Johnson, of 1928
18th street. northwest, will spend the
month of August atSea Isle City,New
Iusey.
Rev. Thomas ]. Brown, rector of
St. Luke's parish, will spend his va
cation at Saratoga Springs, the guest
of Mrs. Julia A. Harmoe.
All the great A. D. S. Remedies
are to be had at the drug store of
Board and McGuire on 18th Street,
between Tea and You.
Miss Iona NARROW, a graduate of
the High School, is visiting her
father, Mr.. William NARROW, of New
York City.
Miss Eta Maxwell, of this city, is
visiting friends and relatives in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Lena Ware, organist of the
10Th Street aBptist Church, is spend
ing a month in the country the guest
of friends.
Mrs. Julia Jackson, of New York,
formerly of this city, is a guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. r. Julia Harvey.
2I9 Massachusetts Avenue. north
west. Mrs. Harvey is now great
grandmother.
Mrs. Alice Wormley Francis. of
this city is the guest of DR.. and Mrs
II. NJ. Minton, of Philadelphia. Penn
sylvania.
Mrs, William McGray, of Atlanta,
Georgia, is visiting friends in New
York and Boston. Her husband. Mr..
McGray accompanied her as far as
this city, where they remained few
days the guests of friends.
Mrs. Andrew J. Fassitt and her son.