The Washington bee., 1909-10-09

DR.. R. L. Mcclure of the Board
~ Mcclure Pharmacy 1912 IL I4th
street northwest, is again busy at
work at the prescription counter, at
ter a pleasant summer spent in his
New Jersey home. His many friends
welcome his return,
Mr.. George w. Ward, the grand
son of Mrs. H. A. Baker, of Phila-
de1phia, Pa, returned to the city to
finish his course in medicine at How
ard University.
Mr.. Frank V. Bacchus, of Phila-
delphia, Pa, has also resumed his
studies at Howard University.
DR.. Alfonso Harris was in Balti-
more last Sunday, the guest Of his
classmate, DR.. William Green.
Mr.. James A. Phillips, of Boston
will enter the Theological Depart
ment of Howard University this year
Miss Florence Swain, teacher
in Tuskegee Institute, has been fill
ing the secretary chair in the alb
sence of Mr.. Charles Fearing, who
has been visiting relatives in this
city.
MIR. Warren Logan, Jr., of Tus-
kegee, Ala, will enter Howard Uni
versity this season.
Among the Washingtonians at
tending the Hudson-Fulton Celebra-
ton in New York were Mrs. w. I
Vernon, Mr.. Walter ]. Singleton
Mr.. James c. Waters and Attorney
w. L. Pollard and his mother, Mrs
Pollard.
Rev. Frank Dixon, a graduate Of
the Theological Department of How
ard University, has been ordained
deacon in the Berean Baptist Church
Rev. A. c. Garner, pastor of tht
Plymouth Congregational Church, at
tended a convention in Birmingham
Ala, last week.
One of the most unique house en-
tertainments of the season was giveI
last Friday at the residence of Mrs
William H. Fleming, I246 Wyh
street northeast. The entertainment
was given for the benefit of th'
Walker Memorial Baptist Church, o
which Mrs. Fleming is a member
Mrs. Fleming and her daughters hav'
large circle of friends in this elf,
and everyone enjoyed themselves
leaving with light hearts and merry
smiles at a late hour.
There is always business doing al
the drug store of Board & Mcclure
the place where everybody meets ev-
ervbody else, for high class drugs
medicines and the most delicious 1c'
cream soda in tn Getty.
Attorney w. L. Pollard and HI
mother Mrs. Pollard, have returne'
to the city from the Hudson-Fulto'
Celebration in New York.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Bonner, of the Genera
Land Office, has returned from al
extensive trip to Alabama and Ten
nessee. including Nashville ant
Huntsville. where he visited rela
tives.
Mr.. Charles B. Walker, one OF tn
best-known tonsorial artists in tn
CITY, left Sunday for Milwaukee, Wis
where he will attend as delegat
70 the BARRIERS National Convention
En- route he will stop in Pitsburg an
Chicago, and return by way of DE
troit the Lakes, Bugalo, Albany, an
down the Hudson to New York Git
andPhiladelphia.
Rev. A. B. Calls of Baltimore, wa
IN the city. While here he was tn
o,,est of Mr.. NJ. c. Maxheld, OF Nc
1920 First street northwest.
Mrs. John H. Dickerson and he
daughter. of Brooklyn, n. y, ar
visiting friends in this city.
Don't forget to reserve two dollar
for the collector of The Bee, as h
will call on you
DR. and Mrs. Charles H. Roberts
Of New York, gave luncheon /
honor of Mrs. W. T. Vernon. Anon
those present were Dr. William [
Crum. Mrs. John {, Dancy, Mrs. Z
{ Cowan and DR.. and Mrs. Z. /
Roberts.
Mines. Clara Watts and Louis
Robinson left Philadelphia, Pa, la
Monday to visit friends in this cit,