The Washington bee., 1911-03-04


Mcclure on Fourteenth street. The
place where everybody meets every
body else"
Mrs. a. NJ. Rogers. of 1881 Wallach
Place, is improving rapidly from the
accident that she met with four weeks
ago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Brent are guests
at Hotel Maceo, in New York City.
} Miss Lennie Jackson, of Harrisburg,
Pa, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Isadora Letcher, 1885 5th street. Miss
/ Jackson will remain month.
Mrs. Minnetta Morris returned to
this city Sunday evening, after
pleasant stay of ten deys in Jersey
City with relatives.
Mrs. Nettie Jones and her sister,
Miss Florence @. Jackson, gave a
birthday party at their parents home,
746 Harvard street northwest, on
Monday evening. All enjoyed the
evening with music and games. Cow
ers were laid for the following:
Misses Beatrice Logan, Florence Bur
CESS, Beatrice Butler, Alice Jackson,
/ Mary Dixon, Mamie and Julia Jen-
kins, BERTHE Mason, and Jessie c. Ma
son; Messrs. Fred. Mckinney, Fevaler
Evans, Jesse Warren, Frank Gordon,
Nathaniel Wilson, Willard GOwens,
iJosyce Jefferson, George Mitchell,
lJohn B. Walker, George g. jenkins,
Charles Onley, Thomas Vickers and
Mr. Richardson.
If you want pure drugs, go to the
Gem Drug Store, DR.. ]. W. Morse,
1904 L street N. W.
| Mrs. Henry D. Mason entertained
informally a few friends at dinner on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Mabel Lewis returned to her
home in Philadelphia Wednesday, af-
tier a very pleasant stay Of ten days
with relatives here.
Miss Frances Lyons was guest of
honor at a tea given by the Misses
Johnson, of South 10Th street, Phila-
delphia, Pa, on Wednesday, Febru-
arv p.
! Mrs. Rosa Williams has returned
Ito her home in Camden, n. J., after a
pheasant trip to this city and Bal:i-
more.
Mrs Rosa Williams, of Camden, n.
H., was entertained by Mrs. B. F. Wat
son, during her short visit to this
cltv.
The best cigars for your money will
be found at the Gem Drug Store of
E DR.. ]. w. Morse, 1904 L street n. W.
Rev James II. Lee, pastor of the
: Third Baptist Church, who has been
confined to his home by reason OF
sickness, is able to be out again.
Miss Naomi Topper, of As Hanover
street northwest, has been indisposed
, but is able to be out again.
] 7 nd 1nfa r.
! repeat the novelty party which she
! gave about two weeks ago at the St
Luke Home.
Miss Gregoria Fraser, of this city
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Z. {
Roberts, of Tuskegee, Ala.
Mr. Clifford Robinson has returned
{ to the city after delightful trip tC
! Newport News, Va.
Mrs. Z. L. Webster, of this city, ha.
/ returned from Philadelphia, where she
! went to attend the funeral of her dear
friend. Mrs ]. B. Scales.
y Don't take calomel for your livei
: when you can get Liveroids, the grea
+ vegetable liver regulator, tonic anC
: blood purifier, at the drug store o
' Board & Mcclure, IoI2H Fourteentl
street northwest.
h DR.. James Z. Shepard arrived in tn,
\ city Wednesday morning from Chat
tanooga, Tenn, enroute for New
r York. DR.. Shepard remained in tn,
: city until evening, at which time h
a left for New York City.
r Mr.. J. Milton Turner has succeed
g ed in pushing through Congress an
n other large Indian claim.
v The reception given by the Relmal
n Yacht Club was well attended las
Tuesday evening at Grand Army Hal
5 The evening was enjoyed by all pres
l. ent The yacht Relmah can be char
l. tered from Mr.. Robt Johnson, 224
i Cleveland Place northwest.
", Don't forget to call at the dru
l. store of Board & MCGUIRE and eX
anime the finest assortment of tn
e best perfumery and candies in the cit
c. from IS cents to S. box.
p The annual sermon to the Crispu
Attucks Relief Association was deliy
a cred by Rev. J. w. Howard last Sun
Is day evening at the Zion Baptis
I. Church. Hon. J. c. Dancey was ma,
r. ter of ceremonies. Mr.. ]. c. Burrell
O. recording secretary, gave a history {
1e the association.
ldI Mr.. w. H. Kicks entertained a fe,
of friends Sunday evening at the res
v dence of Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Shelter
10 I4I6 Third street southwest. A d,
ct lightful repast was rendered II
IS, guests.
&c If you drink soda water, you wi
N. find pure fruit syrups at DR.. J. Y
I'M Morse's Gem Drug Store, at 1904
street n. w.
th Miss A. V. Shorter, principal of Ar
nd bush school, and DR.. ]. E. Washin
,st ton, one of the teachers. were II
an guests of honor at a birthday lu
cheon at the school building on Tue
N day, February 2I, from II to P.
at The table was adorned with hatche
ek. cherries and trees. The birthd
Ter cakes contained small silk flags
,m note their ages. Those present we
1rs Mr.. J. F Walker, supervising pTin
pal of the thirteenth division, Miss