The Washington bee., 1910-12-31

Gong down tOWH' NJ HOt
I can get the richest and most artls-
tic boxes of fine fresh candies, dainty
and lasting perfumery, high-grade post
cards, fine cigars and novelties at the
drug store of Board & Mcclure,
1929 I4th street northwest.
Miss Jessie c. Mason Will entertain
a few friends at tea this evening from
: to 8 ?. NJ, in honor OF Miss Bessie
Thomas, of Jersey City. .
Miss Virginia Adams IS visiting
Miss Pearl L. Adams, in Richmond,
Va, during the holidays.
Mr.. George St Julian Stephens IS
spending the holidays in Richmond,
Va
DE-. H. A. Allen, of the Medical De
Darrment. Howard University, IS visit
ING his parents in Richmond, Va,
DR.. and Mrs. r. S. Jones, of
Charleston, w. Va, are spending the
holidays here.
Mr.. Alphonza Burrell is spending a
very pleasant holiday with relatives
IN this city.
DR.. Clarence Wright, of Kansas
City, Kans., is spending the holidays
in this city. K
Mo, IS NlSlllIS II tCLhS HI JlAlo NlNJ-
Mr.. A. Walker, of Union Unlver-
sity, Richmond, Va, passed through
our city last week enrOute to his
home in Virginia. /
Mr.. Tohn B. Walker, of Howard
University, spent a very pleasant hoi-
iday at his home in Virginia with his
parents.
Mr.. ]. w Carter, of Jersey City
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a couple of days of this week with
friends. Mr.. Carter left for the North
Tuesday evening, much pleased with
his trip.
Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis is
spending the holidays in Kentucky,
giving a series of readings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Mason en-
tertained at dinner Monday afternoon,
Miss Bessie Thomas, Mr. John w,
Carter, of Jersey City; Mrs. l. A.
Middleton, Mr.. w. c. English, Miss
Brittiana Reed, and Mr. Maurice Viii
liams. Miss Bessie Thomas rendered
many beautiful musical selections.
Mr Richard DeReef Venning, of
the Pension Office, is spending the
Christmastide in Philadelphia.
Miss Marjorie Miller, of this city,
IS spending the Yuletide season in
Harrisburg, Pa, with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller.
Mr.. NJ u. Clair is visiting his par
ents in this city during the holidays.
Mr. Clifford Bagnell, of the Census
Office, this city, IS spending the Iule-
tide season III Savannah, Ga, with
friends
Mrs. Lucretia Kelley, of this city,
spent a part of last week in Philadel-
Phia, Pa.
Miss Jessie Fauset, of this city, is.
spending the holidays in Philadelphia,
Pa.
Crowds are taking advantage of the
anniversary sale now going on at the
Board & Mcclure Pharmacy, IoI2H
18th street Bargains and Christmas
presents galore.
Mrs. Gertrude Dabney announces
the marriage OF her sister, Anna E.
Adams, to DR.. Thomas Martin, on
Wednesday, December 2I. At home
after December p, 465 New York
avenue, northwest.
LAWYER l. MelendeZ King is max
ing many and numerous trips TO Rich
mond and other joints on the Tide
water section. The Elks seem to be
the drawing card. From all reports
something is expected to be doing
soon.
Mrs. Kizah Reed, of 1914 nth street
northwest entertained last Monday
evening in honor of her niece, Mrs
A B. Robinson, of Charlotte, n. c.,
and her nephew, Mr. Benz. Mabre, of
Detroit, Mich
Miss Lillian Burke, a teacher in
Donningtown Industrial School, Don
ningtown Pa, IS visiting her parents
during the holidays, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
NJ Burke
Rev Arthur Wallace and wife, are
the guests of their parents, Mrs. Jen-
ME Pinkney. during the holidays.
Mrs Estelle Fendall is visiting her
mother Mrs. S. A. Mckinney, of 63
? street northwest.
The conference of cOlored Endeav-
Orers held last week at Lincoln Tenn
pie Congregational Church was at
tended by three pastors and repre-
sentatives of eight societies. The
work of the Lehman School of
Christian EndeavoT Methods was de-
scribed by Miss Emma Hail. and II
was voted TO hold a series of confer
ences for the study OF these methods
under the leadership of James R
Moss. Miss Hall also presented the
mission study work The next con
ference will be held at the Lutheran
Church of Our Redeemer.
Don't forget to call at the drug
store of Board & Mcguire and ex
anime the finest assortment of the
best perfumery and candies in the city
from 25 cents to S. box
Mr.. w. Q. Goodell, a high-clas.
Postoffice official of Boston, Mass, &C
companied by his wife and daughter
Miss Emma, were in the city thi
week, the guests of Prof. L. B. Moore
of 1873 Thirteenth street northwes;
Mr.. Goodell is a well-informed ant
highly-cultured New England citizen
They left for their home Wednesda,
after an enjoyable stay in the city o