The Washington bee., 1910-04-02

birthday cards, new cards of all kinds
at the Board and Mcclure Phar-
macy, 1912 IL 18th street, n. W.
Miss Marian Freeman and Sallie
Fisher are spending the Easter hoi-
days in Richmond, the guests of
Miss Alice Kearsey.
Mrs. Henderson of n. Y, who
spent the Easter holidays with hel
mother, Mrs. L. V. Carter, left the
city on Monday, for her home. Dur
ing her stay in this city she was high
ly entertained by her friends, among
whom Mrs. Booth gave card party
and on the eve of her departure she
was entertained by her, cousins the
Misses Chase and Williams.
An evening with musicians was
given by the Misses Chase and Viii
liams in honor of Miss Alice Clag-
gett of N. Y.
Mr. Neal OF Vermont avenue, met
with an accident on his wheel while
on his way to the grave yard to
Z place flowers on the tomb of his
wife. We are glad to know that the
wounds are not serious.
The funeral services of Mrs. Lu-
la Dulaney of Alexandria was held
in Roberts Chapel on Good Friday,
at 3 o'clock, the church being crowd
ed to its utmost capacity with friends
of the deceased.
Rev. Truit and Rev. Rivers Off
ciating, dwelt at length upon the life
of the deceased which was filled
with deeds of charity.
The floral tributes were numerous
among which were wreath from the
Executive Mansion and pillow OF
pink roses and fern from the Audi
tor of the Navy Department.
The deceased was the wife of w
B. Dulaney, who for several years
employed at the White House, but
,who is now a clerk in the Navy De
partments. She leaves to mourn hei
loss six small children, the largeS
being II years old.
A song service will be held in the
18th Street Presbyterian Church
Sunday next, at 8 o'clock, by the
choir.
Miss Downing of Brooklyn, was
numbered among the visitors in the
city during the Easter season.
Miss Louise Wormley spent a
part of her holiday in Brooklyn, n
Y.
The Y. NJ. c. A. team played fine
game of basketball on last Saturday
night. The opposing team was the
St. Christopher of n. Y, who was
defeated by a score of Al to 10.
Mr.. M. Hart was in the city during
the past week and played on the St
christopher basketball team.
Feeling bad, run down, tired, ner
vous. all out of sorts? Get a bot
tie of Iron Tonic Bitters at the drus
store of Board and MCGUIRE, 1912 1.
: 1Ath street, n. W. Will make yoI
feel like a new person.
Mr.. Haley Douglass will visit n
Y. before the end of his holidays.
Miss Martha Goode, who was th'
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ed
wards during a part of Easter week
left Wednesday for Darlington
Md, to resume her school duties.
Mrs. NJ. Griffin, was the guest o
her daughter, Mrs. Mable Griffin
|tLewis in Philadelphia this week,
Mrs. Bertha Stokes Boyle of Bal
Baltimore, Md, spent portion of he
holiday in this city. She left Mon
-dav for Baltimore.
DIR. w. Bruce Evans spent severa
days in Boston, Mass, this week.
DIR. w. K. Scott of Anacostia, I
{, who has been seriously i'll 70
6vs weeks at Freeman's Hospital
4 convalscent and able to be at hom
now though he is confined to HI
room.
Mrs Martha Gray of Harrisburg
and Miss Vergie Harr of York. Pa
the mother and cousin of Dr. w. +
Scott, have returned home after
weeks stay at his residence.
Mr.. 7. Hyland Hayes of the Un