The Washington bee., 1911-08-12
Don't pass Aorse's Drug Store, 81
Nineteenth and I. streets northwest.

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Don't pass Aorse's Drug Store. 81
Nineteenth and L streets northwest.
Miss Mary E. Baltimore, of Harris
burg, Pa, is in the city She came
to attend the meeting of the National
Association of Colored Nurses, OF
which she is member.
Miss Edith Savoy, of this city, is
the guest of her relative, Wilbur
Rodgers, of New York City.
Miss Nellie Trice and Miss Matte
Hughes are among the Washingto-
mans in Charlottesville, Va.
Miss Ruth Brown, of Catonsville,
Md, who spent the month of July as
the guest of Miss Bernice Brooks, OF
533 Florida avenue, has returned
home, much pleased with her trip.
Prof. Tunnel, wife and daughter,
Miss Mabel, have been the guests OF
Mrs. Thomas Stubbs, of Buffalo, N. Y
Mrs. Catherine MatthewSon and
Martha DanCy, sisters of Hon. John
&c DanCy, and Georgia Matthewson,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
| Matthews, and niece of Mrs. Dancy,
all of TarborO, n. c., the birthplace
of Mr. Dancy, spent a part of last
week here, the guests of Mr. and
! Mrs DanCy. They visited all the
places of interest, and were charmed
with the Capital city.
Mr. Charles Fearing, stenographer
at Tuskegee Institute, is in the city,
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lucille Alleyne, is in Charlotte,
| n. c., visiting her parents. She will
be joined by her husband, Rev. Al
leyne, later
Mrs. Mary Pierre and little chill
dren are still in the mountains.
Capt Walter Loving, leader of the
| Filipino band, is again in this cOun-
try.
MI George w Hays, of Cincinnati,
| o., was in the city last week as the
guest of Mr.. w. L. Houston. Mr.,
: Hays is Grand Director of the Sub
} Committee of Management of the G.
u. O. of o. F He has been attach
ed to the u. S. District Court for
the Southern District of Ohio for
more than forty years, and is per
/ sonal friend of President Taft. While
in the city, in company with Mr..
| Houston, he called on the President
and enjoyed a reminiscent talk with
the Chief Executive.
Mr. William T Francis, of St. Paul,
! Mimi, was in the city last week as
! the guest of Mr.. w. L. Houston. Mr..
Francis is the clerk of the Odd Eel
lows Supreme Court. He IS a promi-
nent lawyer of St Paul, and has been
for number of years connected with
the legal department of the Northern
| Pacific Railroad. He called to pay his
respects to President Taft while here.
| w L. Houston, Justice of the Odd
| Fellows Supreme Court, is in Angus
ia, Ga, this week, attending the ses-
sion of the Georgia District Grand
Lodge He will visit Atlanta to in
speCt the progress being made with
the new headquarters for the Order
in that State, and will return to Wash
Iington next week with Hon. Henry
Lincoln Johnson, Deputy Grand Mas
ter of the Odd Fellows, who is also
in Georgia for the Grand Lodge ses-
sion
Mrs. T. ]. Houston has gone to To-
ronto, Ontario, to visit her son, Mr.
Ulysses L. Houston, who is spending
the summer at that point. She will
visit other points in Canada and also
Niagara Falls before her return.
I Among the merry group of bathers
at the Wallis last week IN Atlantic
CITY were Mrs w. A. Wilson. Misses
Laura, Margaret and Minnie Wilson
Nellie Washington, and PrOfs. DysOr
and Logan, all of this city.
, DR.. Morse, who has the finest drus
store in the West End, also has the
best prescription compounder. DR.
Morse, who is also a registered phar
macist, never makes 2 mistake. Cal
10TH and L streets northwest.
Prof. Charles n. Thomas is visiting
his mother, Mrs. L. n. Brown, il
Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Eva Brown, one of the publ,
school teachers of this city, is in Den
yer, Colo, the guest of Mrs. Gaines.
; Rev Walter H Brooks filled hi!
pulpit at the Nineteenth Street Bap
p tist Church after a much needed rest
Miss Lille Burke has returned
. from New York, where she was at
, tending summer school
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. Louis,
S. Keys, has improved sufficient t.
. be up.
. Miss Anna R. Isbell, cousin of Mis-:
, Ethel Johnson, was entertained il
Philadelphia, Pa, last week. Mis-,
, Isbell will spend some time in thi.
} city before her return to Norfolk
y She is the belle of Norfolk, and viii
be entertained on her return to tn,
} city.
DR.. John R. Francis, wife an,
daughter, are at Arundel on the Bay
! Miss Eva A. Chase left Lynchburg
. Va, for Tye River, last Monday.
t Misses Georgia and Clarice Jone
, are two of the most fashionabl,
dressed young misses in Vernon
: avenue
Mrs. Warfeld and children are il
= Maryland.
Miss Ida Jenkins will leave for At
! lantic City shortly.
D On Thursday evening, the 18TH,
reception will be given by the loca
= nurses association, at the Auditorium
. on Eighth street between D and
}, streets Southeast. All persons hold
ing invitations are admitted free