The Washington bee., 1910-04-16

Spring time cards, love time cards
birthday cards, new cards of all kinds
at the Board and MCGUIRE Phar-
macy, 1912 I-2 18th street, n. W.
James Francis Smith has been
fourth assistant corporation counsel
: and has been handling many OF the
big condemnation cases now in pro-
gress. He will continue to work in
the same field.
Prof. Joseph Pollen of Boston,
Mass, but formerly of this city,
made a flying trip to Washington
4ast week, and was the guest of his
sisters, Misses Lula and Mary Pollen.
Since Mr.. Pollen's stay in Boston
he has crowned himself with musl-
cal honors; he was the honored man
of his class when he was graduated
from the New England Conservatory
and secured two scholarships entit-
ling him to a postgraduate course
at the Conservatory which he took
and is now the leading musician of
color in Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. Bailey were honored
with the birth of a little son last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jeter have
left the city for the Mountains on
account of his health.
An interesting lecture on WOman's
1 Suffrage was delivered on Thursday
last, by Mrs. M. c. Terrell to the
teachers of the public schools. The
lecturer was at her best and loudly
applauded by her listeners.
Miss R. E. Bell entertained the
Elizabeth Thomas Citizen Associa-
ton, Brightwood, 7. c, on last Fri
day evening. The annual address
was delivered by the president, Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas. Among the
guests were: Mrs. Perry, the Misses
Grant, Mrs. Rosa Lacy and Miss.
Evelyn, Miss Eva Chase, Misses
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon,
Miss Bourne, Messrs. Grant, Mr..
Loving, Mr.. Pin.
Mr.. Henry Freeman continues iii
at his home on T street, II. w
Feeling bad, run down, tired, ner-
vous, all out of sorts? Get bot
tie of Iron Tonic Bitters at the drug
store of Board and Mcclure, 1912 I-2
18th street, II. w. Will make you
feel like a new person.
The Mems Educational Club held
its monthly meeting at the residence
of DIR. T. ]. Cardoza last Saturday
evening. The address of the even
ing was delivered by the host, DR..
Cardoza.
The many friends of Mrs. M. L.
Tancil are pleased to know that she
is again actively engaged in her
school work.
Miss B. c. Burke is one of the
most successful substitutes for gram
mar school work; for FIVE months
she successfully held the 9TH grade
class of the Alfred Jones School.
IS A song service, entitled, Light
out of Darkness" will be given by
the 18th Street Church choir on
Sunday evening at eight o'clock un-
der the direction of Prof. H. I.
Grant.
Miss Efie McMiddleton, who has
been quite i'll with a severe injured
finger is we'll again.
Attorney James w. Polk of Bos-
ton, Mass, was admitted to the bar
of the Supreme Court of the United
States April 5th, on motion of Ex-
Judge f. M. Hewlett. Mr.. Polk is
we'll known to the people of thisl
country. He left for his home last
week.
Dr. Lucy Morten will sail for Eu-
rope in July.
Mr.. Charles s. Barnes is in the
city and has connected himself with
The Bee.
DR.. ]. Edward Dellinger, NJ. D.,
formerly major and surgeon 3rd N.
c. Vol. Inft. u. S. A, and Ex-Re-
corder of Deeds H. P. Cheatham of
North Carolina, were in the city on
Tuesday. on business. DR.. Dellinger
is no doubt the most handsome man
from Greensboro, n. c. He left the