The Washington bee., 1911-03-04


very highest quality at the fairest price
at the drug store of Board Nc
CURE, 1924 Fourteenth street north
west Hundreds of satisfied GUS
toners attest this fact.
Mr. Charles S Cannon, the COlOTed
fireman, of Rochester, n. Y, paid his
mother, Mrs. ELAN Cannon, of Gar
field, D. c., a visit this week. MI
Cannon is very popular among his
fellow frenen, and IS considered one
OF the best of the fire brigade of that
city. The good folks OF Garfield
were glad to see him again IN the
home of his bOyhood days, and ex-
tended him many COuTtesIes.
An excellent program was render
ed Sunday afternoon IN the Seventh
Day Church. Solos on piano, vocal,
plcalo, violin, COTnet and mandolin
were all we'll rendered Mrs. Julia
Mason Layton and Mrs. Rhone were
among the speakers. This woman 5
auxiliary, under whom these eXer-
CiseS were held, are securing funds to
build on their ground at Paramount
Heights a home for orphans and aged
and Infirm They had a large crowd
0ut and a nice little sum was realized
coward the building fund. Mrs. Toll
son was chairman and Matilda Cook
secretary.
Send your society news to the So
ciety editor of The Bee not later than
Wednesday evening of each week.
Going down town2 No; not when
I can get the richest and most artis-
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.
Liberty Baptist Church, Rev /. Toll
liver, d. D., L. L. D., is one of the
most progressive churches in the city.
At ! O'Clock Sunday evening the Mis-
sionary Society held their monthly
meeting. A goodly number were
present. 1t was stated that already
they have sent off this year $50 for
work IN foreign fields, and have al
most as much now in bank for the
same purpose. Mrs. Julia Mason
Layton was the principle speaker.
Her subject was Am | in the Inner
CircIeP showing that the Master in
tends all of his followers 10 be in that
circle. She classed the missionary
society as the Inner Circle. An ex-
cellent paper on Duty was read by 4
member of the society. Wholesome
advice was given in the short talks o.
Mrs. Bundy, Holland and Adams, al
excellent missionary workers. At
O'Clock Dr. TOlliver held special
song service for the benefit OF tht
building fund of the Colored Young
WomaH's Christian Association.
Mr.. Joseph w Piles, of I44o c
street northwest, has been confined t
his residence the past week witt
rheumatic gout. Mrs. Piles has alsC
been quite indisposed the past week
Miss Camelia Johnson, OF Philadel
phia, having recently completed sec
md tour around the world, will prob
ably visit this city during the Len
ten season. She viii be the guest o
Mrs. Annie NJ. Johnson, 1928 I5tf
street northwest
After you leave the Chelsea ant
the Fairyland, call by DR.. MOrse's anC
ask for a glass of ice cream soda
The "Masque- Entertainment b!
Mrs. Julia Hannoe's group, St. Luke
parish, at Odd Fellows Hall, las
week, was a recherche affair highly
enjoyable, and successful IN ever
way.
Miss Chanie Patterson, of 1892 I5tl
street HoI lHNGSlI II illlpl OfiiS IL
- health, it is said.
Mrs. Annie M. Cole is visiting he
niece, Mrs. George Anderson, of VII
mingtOn, Del Mr.. Anderson Is
prominent and successful COntraCtO
OF that city. Mrs Cole is one of tn
most faithful and Jealous workers i
St. Luke's parish, and her temporar
absence from the parish has bee
widely felt
The Woman's Guild of St. Luke
p. f. Church reorganized last Wed
nesday evening, in the parish hal
Mrs. Annie NJ. Johnson was unan
mouslv elected president. Her priC
service as president of the Guild en-
braced several years
Bring your Job work to The Be
Office, or address w. Calvin Chas
Tr 100 Eve street n. w, or III
Florida avenue n w.
Miss Willie May Bacon gave
charming party to a number of frienC
at her home. 1924 z street nOrthweS
Wednesday last, in honor of NJ
Charley HAYES, or Cleveland OH
who is spending a few days in Il
citv enroute TO New York. Music ar
dancing were the chief pleasures
the evening. Refreshments were ser
ed IN the beautifully decorated dinlI
room. Among those invited TO me
Mr.. HAYES, were Misses Helen PITT
Mamie tones, Lena Smith, tloren
Tones. and Messrs. Milton, BacO
lanes, tones, Presley Diggs and JOl
Brown.
Miss Gypsy Taylor, of 1924 Is
street northwest, spent the week-ei
of last week in Baltimore, the que
of Mrs. NJ. E. Jones, of Presstm
street.
Mr.. St. Julian Stevens, of the Ce
sus Office, this city, spent two days
his nome in Richmond, Va, last WEE
Mrs Jessie Pryor, enroute to
home in Jersey City last Monday frC
Jacksonville, Fla, spent few hot
here.