The Washington bee., 1909-01-02

ought to have the best drugs ard
medicines o. tainabie, and YOU get
the best at the drug store of Board
& Mcclure. 1912 u Fourteenth St,
NV.
No wonder the crowds around the
soda fountain It Board & Mcclure
Pharmacy, o. Fourteenth stree, re-
mind one Of good old summer time, y
but Ice Cream Soda ana Sundaes
~taste goot the year round at his pop
ular pharmacy.
The matinee dance A. True Re
formers Hall Monday afternoon for
the benefit OF the Clarke Training
School was a brilliant success. and
a handsome sum was ncEed for this
very worthy Institution. Mrs. /. K
Clarke was assisted by an energetic
coterie of ladies headed by Mes
danes John c. Dancy. Thomas L.
Jones, F. ]. Cardoza, K. w. Thomp-
son. J. A. Lankford, B. B. Jackson.
!. Nj. Saunders, Misses Blanche Glib
son. Lillian G. Dancy, Arsine E.
tones, Ella We'ch, Maize Dadford
Marie James, Sarah T. Janiier and
others.
Mr.. Ferdinand D. Lee and Miss
Lola NJ. Ruf5n entertained a large
party of society people Tuesday eve
ming at their home, 1903 Tenth street
northwest. t0 meet Misses Georgia
and Cora Fields. Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. ]. Gerald Tyler, director OF
music in the high school OF Kansas
City, Mo, is spending the holidays
with his brother, Auditor Ralph w.
= Tyler, of 1913 Eleventh street north
west.
The remains Of the 'ateAIiss Maude
Erma Weeden were taken to Brock
port, Mass, TUESDAY, by her mother
for final interment.
Mr.. Horace Morris, of the Post
office Department has taken up the
study oE law
The inaugural Welcome Club will
meet next Thursday evening at eight
o'clock at Room ;, True Reformers'
Hall.
Dr. H. \. Newsome will be on
from Mobile Ala, in few days to
push his claim for an appropriation
of $4,000 to aid the Negro to make
a creditable showing in the National
Negro Fair now on foot at the Ma
bama metropolis. The cornerstone OF
the main building was laid last week
with great pomp and ceremony, and
Supervising Architect J. \. Lankiord
is fastening the construction Of this
and other large buildings on the
grounds.
Mrs. A. w Curtis, of Chicago,who
is now visiting her son, Lawyer Jas
L. Curtis, in New York city, is ex-
pected here in a few. days to spend
a week with another son, DR. 4. NJ.
Curtis. While in the East Mrs. Cur
It's will also visit her daughter, Mrs
John B. Hail. of Boston, Mass.
Master Benoni Price Hurst, the
bright little son of Financial Secre-
tary and Mrs. John F. Hurst, is a
member of the Amherst College Or
chestra, and is the only Afro-Ameri-
can musician enrolled in this crack
organization. He is a violinist of
rare promise.
Mr. T. !. Galloway has moved to
his new home at No 1885 T street
northwest, and is offering his former
residence, 1892 Y street northwest,
for rent TO desirable parties. Mr..
Galloway is making a deep impression
at the District bar and his real es-
tate venture at Lincoln is proving
to be a popular one to colored home
seekers.
DR.. William l.. Board. OF Board
s, Mcclure, as secretary OF the Viii
berforcian Society, Of this city, has
sent a check for $50 to President w.
s. Scarborough, as the gift of the
society to Wilberforce University
The organization numbers about thir-
tv, all of whom are alumni of Meth
odism's greatest institution of learn
ing Prof. w A Joiner, of the fac
uIfv of Howard University is the