The Washington bee., 1911-06-17

popular Fourteenth street thorough
fare, and as usual, they fall in at the
drug store of Board & Mcclure,
1924 Fourteenth street, "the place
where everybody meets everybody
else, or you see them enjoying those
delicious sodas at Ninth and You
sFeets, the popular Lookout Corner"
OF Board & Mcclure.
Mrs. Annie Dawes is in Ocean City,
n, ].
Mr. Wilfred Lawson, OF Syracuse
University, is here on a snort stay
Misses Floxie Holcomb and Cla-
rice Jones, of Cornell University, are
visiting friends in Brooklyn, n Y.
Miss Julia Taylor IS the guest of
Mrs Ruth Flowers, in New Rochelle,
n. Y.
Miss Gertrude Ryan is receiving
much social attention during her stay
nj New York City
s. Mrs Ruby Nichols Smith, of Phil
adelphia, Pa, IS the guest of her
Smother and sisters on Fourth Street,
q Northwest.
Mr. Harry Seymour has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in Philadel-
phia, and has now gone to New Jer-
sey.
Mrs Edna Pratt has returned to
S. her home in Philadelphia after a very
delightful stay here.
Mrs. Richard Henderson has re
turned to her home in Philadelphia
after delightful trip to this city.
Miss Nellie Houston. of Cambridge,
Mass, and Mrs. James Howard, Of
Philadelphia, were recent visitors to
this city, at which time they were in
formally entertained at a reception by
Miss Marie James, of 7 Street.
Miss Jennie Mitchell is visiting
friends in Baltimore, Md.
DR.. Henry L. GOwens has returned
to Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth Evans has returned
to her home in Philadelphia. Pa.
DR.. ]. w. Morse has the gem drug
store in the northwest Prescriptions
carefully compounded by registered
clerks.
Mrs. w. o. GoodeIl and daughter,
of Boston, Mass, who spent the Win
er here, have gone to Atlantic City
y remain during the Summer.
Dr. Floyd Terrv Is the guest oil
Rev ]. d. Flynn, in Charlotte, n. c..
FMr. Alex Sample has gone to New,
y ork
Mr.. w. L. Houston has gone toI
Toronto, Canada.
Miss Lizzie Jackson has returned
her home in Steelton, Pa.
Among the guests at Hotel Dali,
Cape May, n. J., last week, were Mr..
and Mrs A. Gates.
DR.. Harlan Cuff has returned to his
home in Wilmington, Del.
Mr. w. Grinnage has returned to
MS home in Wilmington, Del.
Miss Alma Davis, who is visiting
fiends in Wilmington. Del, is being
hown much social attention.
Miss Lone Clark IS visiting friends
n Wilmington, Del
Messrs. James Taylor and Thomas
Evans are visiting in Wilmington,
Del.
O. H. Riley, a graduate of the law
department., Howard University. spent
everal days in Philadelphia last
week
Mr.. R. Miller has returned to-
-aunside, n J., after a most delight
al trip to this city.
Mr.. Earl Parks IS spending his va
alton at his home in Savannah. Ga.
'Mr. Julian Brandon, of Charlotte,
y c, is spending the Summer here
Everybody meets everybody else
bese beautiful warm days at the pop
lar drug stores of Board & Nc
1uire, at 1912 IL I4th Street, North
vest, or at their Busy Corner" at
Ninth and u Streets, Northwest, two
laces for the most delicious ice cream
oda in the city.
Mrs Mary A. Parker Is the guest
Mrs. Nora F. Taylor, 1920 Cottage
We Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,
r. J. v JOrdOn has returned to
c Rock. Ark, after successful
IN here,
r. w. L. Board has gone to Viii
Aprce University to deliver the an
address to the Alumni AssoCia-
While in the West he will visit
nber of places in Ohio, Kentucky
indiana.
ssrs. Henry Snow and Joseph
e bunt are visiting in Providence,
DR.. Morse has the finest assortment
candies and toilet articles that can
purchased anywhere in the city
Mis9 Wortie Blackwell left the city
ne II for her home i'll Kansas City
O., bpt IS spending several days in
hicagb with her uncle
Rev John Hurst was in Denver
olo., last week.
Mr.. ~. A. Sinclair, who attended
e Commencement exercises at How
d Uni lvers;ty, was a welcome visitor
the Capital of the Nation
DR.. James A. Shepard passeC
rough the city for New York City
IedneSday
Mr. Jbhn C. Dancy, who has beer
cturing in Louisville, KY, returned
the Qity last week.
Mrs Bertha Howard Collins is Wis
ing relatives in Philadelphia. Pa
Miss Gonevia B. Maxield spent las
aturday in Rockville, Md.
Miss Maggie Flagg, a teacher ii
he Baltimore High School, was tn,
uest OF the Misses Burke, of So
Street, Northwest.