The Washington bee., 1911-11-11

beginning of the heaviest fall trade
in the history of their business. This
firm has always stood for QUALITY
in drugs and medicines, as we'll as IN
their famous ice cream soda, and quail
ity always draws the discriminating
buyer
Mr.. John w. Lewis spent several
days in Richmond, Va, last week.
Mr.. William II. Burrell has re-
turned to this city after spending
week in Philadelphia visiting Miss
Lailia Williams
Mrs NJ F. Hackney and children
have returned to this city from Hun
ington, W. Va.
Mrs BERTHE Scott, her daughter.
Miss Mamie and DR.. Samuel Gray of
Martinsburg, w. Va, spent Sunday,
Oct Goth in this city.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Leah Viola Ran
dolph to DR.. J. Francis johnson of
this city, on Wednesday, Nov. Is,
1911, at IO3 Astor Place, Jersey City,
n. J.
Miss NJ. Ellis of this city is visit
ing friends in Buffalo, n Y
Miss Lillian Bernard OF Baltimore,
Md, was a recent visitor to this city
Dunbarville is getting TO be a pop
ular week end retreat.
Mr.. VIM II. Lewis was in Boston,
Tuesday TO vote and on Wednesday
he delivered an address at Rochester,
n. Y.
Mrs. Mary c. Terrell has returned
after fortnight's absence on lee
ture tour in Ohio and Indiana.
purchased a round trip ticket to-
Wilmington, Del, good for a whole
year
Mr.. A. Walker, while enroute to
his home in New York City, last Sat
urday from Virginia, where he visited
his parents, spent several hours in
this city with his brothers, Messrs.
]. L. and J. B. Walker.
Mr.. G. c. Scarlett was the recent
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson in
Baltimore.
Many Washingtonians will visit
Baltimore next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brown are
on their honeymoon in this city.
They will reside in Baltimore.
Mr.. Henry P Slaughter was called
10 Louisville. KY, last week to at
tend the funeral of his mother, Mrs.
Sarah J. Slaughter. Nh Slaughter
has the sympathy of his many friends.
Miss Ida Holmes, Mrs. John 2.
Turner and Mr., George Robinson,
have returned to their homes in Phil
adelphia after a pleasant visit to this
city.
Mrs. Sadie PEBBLES McMurry left
for her home in Pine Bluff, Ark,
Monday after spending several weeks
in this city with her mother and
sisters on d Street, s. T.
Mr.. and Mrs James B. Walker are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Puells. in Everett, Mass.
Rev. D. ". Hays was in Baltimore
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Peters of Newport,
R. I. are spending their honeymoon
IN this city.
Mr.. Arthur Reynolds returned
home on Wednesday of last week
from New York City where he had
been spending several months.
Miss Louise Bronaugh is visiting
her mother in New York City.
Recorder J. c. Doney has returned
to the city from the East.
Col Henry Lincoln Johnson, re
corder of deeds, who went to Atlantic
City last week has returned to this
city.
Miss Virginia Williams who has
been south for several months will
return to the city next month.
DR.. J. w. Morse has the gem drug
store in the northwest Prescriptions
carefully compounded by registered
Clerks.
Advertise in the new directory, it
will pay you.
If you want the leading paper have
The Bee sent to your house.
Rev. J. Anderson Taylor has
moved TO 1895 S street, n. w,
If YOU want frst-class Job work
done write or call at 100 Eye Street,
n. w, w. Calvin Chase, Jr., mana
ger and proprietor.
Have The Bee to follow you.
DR.. John w. Morse, Goth and L
streets. n. w. is regarded to be one
of the best known druggist IN the
city. If you want first class toilet
articles, you should not fail to call
on Dr., Morse,
Major Arthur Brooks was in Chi
cago with the President last week.
Miss Naomi Topper spent Sunday
the guest of friends IN Baltimore,
Md
Watch for the marriages next
month.
The Fleur-de-Lis Club, of the N
Street High School, gives their first
dance Of the season this month. Miss
Ruth Jackson, who Is president of this
popular club, IS one OF the most pop
school, but city. She comes from an
old and well-known family. Encour-
age this young lady by giving her
your support and patronage at the dlt
ferent entertainments this club vii
give during the school year.
Col. John R. Marshall, of Chicago
Ill, was the guest of Dr. and Mrs
Geo. w. Cabaniss, while visiting thi: