The Washington bee., 1911-11-04
Is visiting relatives in this city.
Don't PsSs AoTse'r Drug StSgs, At
NlaeteeRth &nd L streets northwest.

attended a Halloween party in vii
mlngtOn, Del, last Saturday evening. |
DIR. Peter Smith, formerly of this
city, but now Of New York, has been
in the city for the past two weeks.
Mr.. W. H. Lewis will deliver an
address at Rochester, n Y, on the
18th of November
Mr.. Emmett J. Scott stopped over
in Washington last Friday evening,
/ en- route home from New York
Mrs. Holly entertained her whist
| club in most charming manner last
| Thursday afternoon, at her home in I
Street
Mrs. Mary Church Terrell delivered
an address in South Bend, Ind, this
week
The Halloween entertainment at
Martins Cafe last Tuesday evening,
| for the benefit of the Social Settle
ment, under the management of
| Mesdames Tyler and Glenn, was we'll
Ipatronized and a delightful affair in
every respect The hall was decorat-
| lea in a typical Halloween fashion
| OhiOans and Bay State voters
pulled out for their respective States
this week for the election, which is
!
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Henderson
have moved to their new home at 2oII
Fourth Street Northwest, and will be
| pleased to see their many friends.
| III. S. NJ. Gilbert, of Atlanta, Ga.
has come to this city to fill a position
in the Agricultural Department as as
sistant engineer.
DR.. f. WillistOn will entertain a
flew epiCurean CrOnies with a chitter-
| ling supper next Saturday night
Auditor Ralph w Tyler has ap-I
Ipointed l. Z. Conway, a young colored
! man of Boston, Mass, stenographer
! in his office.
Miss Lulu Allen and Miss Taylor
attended a Halloween party at Viii
mington, Del, 9iven by Dr. and Mrs.
/ Ebert, last Saturday evening.
] Miss EsteIle Kennedy'a picture
graced the cover of the last issue oil
The Crisis
/ The Short Story Club met with
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Murray last
Monday evening.
/ DR.. John w. Morse, of the Gem
Drug Store, at Ninete enth and L
streets northwest, has everything that
hrst-class druggist possesses. Drop
in.
| The Rev. Mr.. Ricard, Of Tamocia,
/ British West Indies, offiCiated at the
imorning service at St, Luke's P E
Church, last Sunday. The music by
| the choir, under the direction of Mr.
Scott Mayo, director, was Of the high
fest order, greatly inspiring, Mr., Ri
card IS preacher of no ordinary tai
ents, as we'll as distinguished theOlo-
gian Of the Church of England
/ Mrs. Anna NJ Cole has returned to
this city after an extended visit to her
niece, at Wilmington, Del
The Ray Circle" of the Metropoli-
/ tan A. NJ Z Zion Church, of South
Washington, had a grand rally for the
benefit fthe church last Sunday af-
ternoon A number of musical per-
sons took part including Miss Ethel
| Stokes. soprano, and Mr. George Bat
title the well-known baritone. Mrs,
Efie Middleton IS president of the cir
Gle.
! The pleasing contralto, Mrs. Jennie
Kelly-Armstead, has been filling an
engagement at the Dabney Theater
the past week.
Wedding bells will begin ringing
soon in Washington's elite circles.
! Dame Rumor is passing it from lip to
lip that the marriage of Mr.. Leo
/ Cook and Miss Marcie Montgomery,
daughter OF Prof and Mrs. Scott
Montgomery, and Mr. Frank Hume,
inOw of New York, and Miss Beatrice
+ Wrigley, are matrimonial events
promised for the very near future.
Both the ladies mentioned are pOpu
lar young teachers, and prominent in
our social circles. Then, too, the ru-
NOR will not down that Mr.. James
Cobb DR., Gaskins and Dr. Milton
Francis, are by no means immune
from an early attack of matrimonial
ties
This promises to be an exception
ally lively social season in Washing
ton. With the regular assemblies of
the MOnican Club skeduled. the ball
on December 9Th, at Convention Hall
for the Social Settlement, the Knights
lTemplar charity ball, and the numer-
Gus card parties, luncheons, recep-
tons, dinners, etc, on tapis, the dear
ladies will have no time to develop
ennui during this fall-winter season.
And hubble and paterfamilias will
lhave no chance to economic on the
outlay for gowns. =
Mr.. Harry Williams, of Cleveland,
will arrive in the city next week to
. assume a position as musical instruc-
? tor at the Washington Conservatory
/ of Music. Mr.. Williams finished his
5 musical education abroad, spending
ten years under the tutelege of the
masters of the old world. For the
past few years he has been located in
l New York. His coming here will
= prove great acquisition to musical
4 Washington
Mr.. Ralph w. Tyler left Tuesday
- evening for Ohio to vote at the cleo
7 ton to be held in his State.
If you want to know the news, go to
Joseph 5. Jones, 1920 You Street
. Northwest