The Washington bee., 1911-02-11

Going down town? No; not when
can get the richest and most arts-
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,
IoI2H I4th street northwest.
Miss Fannie Voolfolk has returned
from Richmond, Va, where she has
been nursing her sick brother, Mr..
William Voolfolk.
DR.. Henry T. Mcdonald, President
of Storer College at Harpers Ferry,
will address the students at the Ma
tional Training School, Lincoln, d. c.,
tomorrow afternoon. Lincoln night
will be celebrated by students on
Monday evening, the 18th.
Rishop @. w. Clinton, of Charlotte,
n. C., one of the most influential
members of the A. NJ. Z Zion Church,
paid a business visit to our city last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper have
returned from Pittsburg, Pa, where
they attended the formers mothers
funeral
Mrs. c. L. Carter, of Harrisburg,
Pa, IS in the city.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis, who has been
much gudispostd, improving.
DR.. John Carter, of this city, was
the guest of DR.. c. H. Champion and
Dr. Stephen Lewis on Tuesday OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Carrot, of this
city, are guests at the Hotel Maceo,
New York City.
Mr.. George Clark, of Buffalo, N. Y,
S in the city.
Mr.. Sylvester Hemphill has return
ed to this city after a pleasant visit
to Blackstock, S. c., with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Aubrey Moseley, of Jersey
City, has been the guest OF Mrs. w.
S. Lotus recently.
Mrs. Jesse B. Gardner, who has
been the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Richard Brooks, 2I0 II street
southwest, for more than three weeks,
has returned to her home in Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Gardner was royalty en-
tertained by relatives and friends dur
ing her stay in this city.
Friends of Lawyer w A Z. Bailey
are pleased to learn Of his successful
practice in Oklahoma
Quality i what counts in drugs,
medicines and remedies. You get the
very highest quality at the fairest price
at the drug store CT Board & Nc
CURE, 1924 Fourteenth street north
west Hundreds of satisfied GUS
toners attest this fact.
Mr.. w. II. Judd Malvin, of this city,
was among the guests at the Citizens
Business Club reception in Richmond,
Va, on the evening of Jan. 20.
Mr. William II. Mason will enter
tain the Supreme Order of Air Artists
at a smoker on Tuesday evening, Feb.
Il.
The Robert T. Freeman Dental So
ciety of this city held its regular
monthly meeting in Richmond, Va,
on Saturday. Jan. IS. Among our
dentists who were present were Drs.
Gray, Freeman, Wormley, Frye, Gas
kins, TanCil, GWathney, Francis and
Barrier. After general routine OF
business, the meeting adjourned, and
a large collation. was served in the
spacious dining-rOOm.
The resignation of Maj. Arthur
Brooks will not be accepted by the
Board of Education, it is said.
Mrs. H G.. Wilson, of New Haven,
Conn, who was recently married in
that city, is stopping at 2II4 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest She will
remain in the city two weeks.
MIR. NJ c. Maxfeld addressed the
Sabbath school of Mount Zion Church
last Sunday morning.
DR.. Charles II. Shepard, who accom-
panied his brother, Dr. James E. Shep-
ard, from New York City last Satur-
IN La l..
Sunday morning, and was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Lee, 1903
Tenth street northwest
Mrs. NJ. E. Washington, of Proc
tor. VT, a relative of Mrs NJ. c.
Maxfeld, is in the city, the guest of
her relatives.
Ice cream soda is popular the year
round at the drug store of Board &
Mcclure on Fourteenth street. The
place where everybody meets every
body else.
Mrs. H z. Topper, of As Hanover
street northwest, is confined to her
home by sickness.
DR.. George w. Moore, of Roanoke
Va. came to the city last week to
bring a patient to Freedman's Hos
Dital TO be operated upon. DR.. Moore
is graduate Oi 1lONdlu u6ulCdl
school. He now has a fine practice
in Roanoke. Va.
Mr.. D. P. SyphaX visited New York
City last week on business.
Mr. Massie, who has been quite sick
is out again attending to business.
The members of the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church are arranging
to entertain their doctors.
Mr.. w. L. Houston, eX-Grand Mas
ter of Odd Fellows, has opened ;
law office at the corner OF Seventh
and F streets northwest.
Don't forget to call at the drug
store of Board & Mcclure and ex
anime the finest assortment of tht
best perfumery and candies in the cit!
from 25 cents to S. box.
Mr.. Louis G. Gregory, of the Dis
trict bar, will address the Mems Clul
of St. Luke's P. E Church in tn
Parish Hall on Monday, Feb. I3, 1911