The Washington bee., 1911-09-16

iting Mrs. Babe Green, in Durham,
n G.
Prof. Jos. Neal is visiting his
/ mother in Durham, n c.
Everybody meets everybody else
these beautiful warm days at the pop
ular drug stores of Board & Nc
CURE, at 1912 Ia 18th Street, North
west, or at their Busy Corner" at
Ninth and u Streets, Northwest, two
places for the most delicious ice cream
soda in the city.
Mr. Walter S, Savoy, Jr, returned
home last Saturday evening after a
pleasant summer at Asbury Park and
Philadelphia
By the will OF the late Miss GeOr-
gianna Harper, a cOlOred woman, of
Sandusky. Ohio, the Tuskegee lnsti-
tute in Alabama receives a bequest
of between three and four thousand
dollars.
Mrs. Josephine Kinney and Mrs.
RadCliff, who have been to Atlantic
City for three weeks, have returned.
Mrs. Maud Baxter Chew, who has
been in Philadelphia, Pa, for sew
eral weeks, visiting friends, is having
the city yesterday.
Col. James Lewis, of Louisiana, was
in the city last and this week He
dined with Mr.. Walter Pinchback
and wife at Martins Cafe last Sum
day evening.
Rev. |. Garland Penn, Of Atlanta,
Ga, returned to the city last week,
en- route for his home. He stopped
over long enough to see his friends.
Mrs. Louise S. Keys is confined to
her home with a severe cold.
Mrs. A. L. Leonard, of First
Street Northwest, after an absence of
one month at Red Bank, N. J., the
guest of Mrs. Alice Smith, has re-
turned. She visited also at Asbury
Park, Long Branch, Albany and
New York City. She reports a most
delightful time.
Mrs. Margaret Randall, of Suffolk
Va, is visiting her son, Mr.. Geo A
Robinson, at 746 Harvard Street. In
company with the two small sons of
Mr. Robinson, they spent four weeks
at Atlantic City, n. J. Later they
spent nearly three weeks at Hotel
Marshall, Fauquier Springs, Va. The
guests who have spent some time
visiting the Springs feel much ben
ehted by their stay; the sulphur wa
ter IS a fine tonic, good for most ills
that flesh is heir to.
Miss Matilda A. Wheeler has Just
returned after spending three weeks
at Hotel Marshall, Fauquier Springs,
near Warrenton, Va.
Miss Mary Wheeler will spend the
month of September at Hotel Mar
shal, Fauquer Springs, near Warren
ton, Va.
Mrs. Barney Mckay, Of I4I7 Sew
enteenth street, is also spending some
time at the Hotel Marshall, Fauquer
Springs, near Warrenton, Va.
Mrs /. K Chambers has just re
turned from Boston, where she spent
a delightful stay Of several weeks
Dr. Morse has the finest assortment
of z.ndies and toilet articles that can
be purchased anywhere in the city.
Miss Clarice Jones, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Jones, re-
turned to the New York Conserva-
tory of Music this week, to complete
her course. Miss Georgia Jones,
their second daughter, also left this
week TO enter school, the latter TO
enter the Pratt School, at Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Mrs. ]. B. Lotus and her daugh-
ter Ruth have returned home after
a pleasant visit to North Carolina
among relatives and friends.
Miss Ruth Kemp has returned to
this city after a pleasant vacation OF
several weeks in Virginia among rel
atives and friends
Miss Pearl Kyles, of Richmond,
Va, was visitor to this city, during
the week
Miss Matte G. Scurlock, a teacher
in the city schools, has returned, al
ter spending a delightful time visiting
friends in New York City and Troy,
Pa.
DR.. n. P. Dickerson, of Newport
News, Va, is in the city sight seeing.
tie is one of the most progressive
and popular physicians in Virginia.
Sunday, September L, 1911, II A.
NJ, Galbraith A. NJ Z. Zion Church,
Rev. Corrothers will preach on
Soul Power and How to Attain 1t"
At 8 O'Clock on Sunday night the
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mons will be delivered by the pastor
The subject will be, The Loss and
Redemption of the Soul OF Man.
Misses Eva A. Chase and Miss
Rachel Bell, who have been at I've
River all the summer, guests of At
torney and Mrs. Goldsberry, returned
to the city Tuesday evening.
Dr. Amanda Gray is one of the
most genial and business little ladies
in the community. Such a female
ought to be a member of the Board
of Education.
The opening session of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society
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