The Washington bee., 1909-09-11

18th street. northwest, spent lIlelI v"
cation in Brooyllzn, New York,
From early indications business
this coming season will eclipse all
previous years, is the opinion OF a
member of the drug firm of Board
and Mcclure. Business enterprises
conducted by colored men are enjoy
ing boom.
Invitations are out for a Summer '"
End Outing on the Potomac by the
Wilberforcians of this city, Saturday
evening, September I8, at six o'clock,
on the steamer River Queen. Ar
rangements have been %klade to an
chor at some point convenient for re
viewing the great Post Regatta and
Carnival. and then continuing their
sail down the river to the strains OF
orchestral music. This promises to-
be the most enjoyable boat party OF
the city. A limited nuc$Aer of cards
will be issued from the drug store OF
Board and MCGUIRE, 1912 IL I4th
street, northwest.
Miss. P. Forrest, of 1926 H street,
northwesr, will be among the popu-
lar bellies this season.
Mrs. Emma Jones and Mr.. Clinton
Tlnsley, of this city, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Ellen NJ. Brown, of Rich
mond, Virginia.
Misses Mary S. TribbFt, Marie
Sircus Lucinda Smith, Eva Jasper,
Mrs. Ellen Fenwell and Mrs. Hill,
are among those in the city from
Richmond, Virginia.
Major Arthur Brooks returned
from Bosom last Thursday. He and
Lieutenant B. o. Davis were enter
tanned royalty by Lieutenant Thomas
H. R. Clarke while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jane E. Buckner, of
1910 Church street, entertained in
honor of Miss Leontine Smith, of
Louisville, Kentucky, last wetk.
Mrs. George A. Myers, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, has been the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs Ralph w. Tyler, Of 928 T
street, northwest.
DR.. c. Lee Gill, a graduate of
Howard University, passed a success
full examination before the Board
here and has opened his office at 2I32
L street, northwest. The young doc
tors are coming.
The collector for The Bee will call. |
Do not put him off kindly have your
subscription money ready for him.
Lawyer John R. Wright and family |
have just returned to the city after
spending a pleasant summer near the
Cavern of Luray, Virginia.
DR.. Samuel NJ. Pierre, of 2I24 L !
street, northwest, who spent a month |
vacation in Long Branch, New Jer-
sey, has returned to the city and is
now confined to his bed by reason OF
sickness. The Bee wishes him a quick |
recovery.
The homecoming people can be
seen these evenings around their IA
vcrite soda fountain at the Board and |
Mcclure Pharmacy, on 18th street,
between Tea and You streets.
Miss T. Fryer, of Savannah. Geor-
gia, will attend Howard University
this year.
Miss Parthenia Hall, of this city,
is the guest of Mrs. w. T. Blue of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Marie James, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Emery T.
Morris, of Boston. has returned to
this city.
Mr.. J. Vincent Bell who hassbeen
in Atlantic City, will pass through
this city en- route to Hot Springs, |
Virginia
Mrs. Mallet, of Storm aveune, Jer-
sey City, entertained in honor of
Miss Jennie Clark, and Mrs. Ornes.
of this city.
An informal reception was given
by Mr.. and Mrs Houston, of Boston.
last Saturday afternoon in honor of
several of their friends who were
visiting the city, among whom were
DR.. and Mrs. Cabaniss, Edwina Tay-
lor, Mr.. Tancil, all Of this city, and