The Washington bee., 1911-10-21

The Board & Mcclure Drug Co.,
with stores at IqI2H I4th St, and
9th and You Sts., n. w, report the
beginning of the heaviest tall trade
In the history Of their business. This
firm has always stood for QUALII I
in drugs and medicines, as we'll as IN
their famous ice cream soda, and quail
ity always draws the discriminating
buyer.
Mr. David l. Cooper spent a few hour
in this city Iastt Monday while enroute t
Hot Springs, Va, from Lenox, Mass.
where he has been spending the past three
months
Mr. Napoleon Marshall arrived ir
the city last week.
DIR. James Z. Shepard, OF Durham
y. c., came to the city Tuesday morn
ing and LETT IN the evening for the
East
Attorney ]. P. Sanders. OF Char
lotte, n. c., who has been in the city
several days on business, left Tues
day for his home
Do you want flrst-class job work
If so, send to W. Calvin Chase, Jr.
A guessing prize party under the
auspices Oh the DCdCOilS NGICl
Club" of the 10Th Street Baptist
Church was given last Friday even
ing, at the residence of Mr.. Jackson
Tucker, 1920 S Street Northwest.
The affair was both financially sue
cessful and socially enjoyable.
The Helping Hand Circle" of
Metropolitan A. NJ Z. Church gave a
prize reception Friday evening last, in
the basement of the church. A large
number of persons attended. Mrs. A.
L. Welch is president of the club
Mr.. Joseph c. Rufin, of the In
ternal Revenue Bureau, has been re
Gently elected a member of the official
board of Metropolitan Church.
Miss Lillian Minor, of this city, has
been recently appointed to a position
IN Bryn Mawr Woman's College,
BTyn Mawr, Pa.
The genial William Carl Boliver,
of Philadelphia, visited this city the
past week, the guest of R. D. R. Ven
ming.
A complimentary reception by the
Columbiana Social Club at Odd Fell
lows Hall last Monday evening was
a very pleasant affair. Music was
furnished by the Columbia Orchestra,
Prof. Carroll, leader. Prof. B. c.
Chase acted floor manager. The di-
rectors of this club are Frank HOlli-
day, Henry Brodis, Alec Primus,
Charles Green, German James, Rufus
G. Byars and Prof. BrysOn 9. Chase,
Frederick Crusor is visiting friends
in Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. David Green and Miss E. Y.
Chew were recently married.
Miss Josephine Lawson IS spending
several weeks in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Nathaniel Murray Is in Greensboro,
n. C., teaching agriculture.
Dr. William J. Howard has been
spending a very pleasant vacation in
Syracuse, n. Y.
Miss Celestine Coates has returned
10 this city after spending pleas
ant vacation i'm New York City, New
port, R. l., Fall River and Boston,
Mass
Miss Lille Bell has been spending
a few days in Hartford, Conn, with
her sister, Mrs Morris Lee
Dr George Butcher is visiting
friends and relatives in Carlisle, Pa.
Dr. Butcher Is also visiting friends in
Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs Lillian P Taylor has returned
to her home in Harrisburg, Pa, after
a pleasant visit to this city and An
napolis, Md
Mr.. Jefferson Coage is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Winchester, in
Wilmington, Del
Counsellor ]. T. Sanders, of Char
lotte, N. c. is spending a few days
here.
Miss Rebecca Carpenter, of Lake
Forest, H., is in the city.
Mr.. J. Edward French is enjoying
returning home he will visit friends in
Toronto, Canada, Boston, Mass, and
New York City.
DR.. J. w Morse has been spending
the past few days very pleasantly in
New York City and Philadelphia
Mrs. Sarah Jane Taylor is in As
bury Park, n. ].
Mr.. VIM. R. Carter has returned to
this city after spending an enjoyable
vacation at his home in Amherst,
Va, where he visited relatives and
friends
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Tignor are
spending a most delightful time in
New York City, and their many
friends are making it very pleasant for
them.
DR.. J. w. Morse has the gem drug
store in the northwest Prescriptions
carefully COMPOUNDED by registered
Slerks.
The Insurgents" oyster feast last
Friday night at the residence of AIr
James Williams, 2I4O Ward Place
n. w, was the first of many which
come off during the winter months.
The membership includes: Rev. w. T.
Beck, John T. Turner, Thomas Hen
derson, Samuel R. Harris, James Viii
1iams, Martin Johnson, Dorsey Con
rad and DR.. Samuel L. Pierre
The Capital City Business Asso-
citation held an oyster supper at the
residence of Mrs. Julia H. Hayes,
1907 T Street Northwest, on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Marie Ray left the city re-
Gently for Haworth, n. Y, where she
will spend the winter.