The Washington bee., 1911-09-09

Marie Nash
Mrs Julia Hall IS spending week
IN Atlantic City.
Mr. John Williams IS spending sew
erai days in Atlantic CITY.
MT and Mrs Walter Pinchback. ac-
GomPanied by Miss BERTHE George
nave returned TO this city after a very
enjoyable vacation in Atlantic City
Everybody meets everybody else
these beautiful warm days at the pop
dlar drug stores of Board & Nc.
Ouire' at 1919 Ia I4th Street, North
west, or at their Busy Corner" Al
Ninth and u Streets, Northwest. two
places for the Gost delicious ice cream
soda in the city.
Mr. Charles Harris, OF MinneaDoIis
Minn-, has come to this city to enter
Howard University.
Misses Sallie and Eunice Mishaw
nave returned 10 their home in
charleston, S. g, after a pleasant stay
OF two weeks IN this city with their
father and friends.
Dr- A. NJ. Curtis is the guest of DIR.
- AAalls HI NnlIdSO. HI.
Miss Mable Finley, of Dayton, O., is
visiting friends in this city and Allan
tic City.
Mrs. J. V. Sherman and dauohter
have returned to their home in Savan-
nah, Ga, after a pleasant visit to this
city.
Mr.. r, Coker Thomas has returned
to this city after a pleasant stay of
tltteen days in Savannah, Ga, with
friends.
Mrs. Wilson Bruce Evans has re-
turned from an extended trip through
the West, where she addressed several
mothers meetings on home econom-
les as applied to the economic use
III the home.
Rev. |. Garland Penn. of Atlanta.
Ga, was in the city this week en- route
tor the North. This distinguished
educator Is doing good work among
the churches. He dined at Martin 5
Cafe while in the city
DIR. Morse has the finest assortment
of candies and toilet articles that can
be purchased anywhere in the city.
Miss Beulah Burk, who has been
with her parents since the closing of
her school in Kansas City, Mo, left
for that city last Sunday evening. A
few of her friends were at the Union
Station to bid her good bye.
Mr.. w Sidney Pittman, who went
to Little Rock, Ark, to attend the
Business League convention, has re-
turned to the city highly pleased with
his trip
Miss Irene Middleton, of c Street
Southwest, an attache of the popular
Theater, is visiting Miss
Hazel Banks, in Cumberland, Md,
where she is being much entertained
~ card parties, picnics, dances and |
mountain climbing, being some OF the |
diversions in vogue,
Miss Effie Middleton is in Philadel- |
Dhla, the guest of Mrs. Hall, of Car
'enter Street Mrs. Hall and Miss
Middleton will spend Labor Day week
n Atlantic City, then they will visit
harrisburg, Pa, returning to this city
N September 10.
Miss Hattie Hamer, of this CITY. and
teacher in Winston-Salem, n. c., IS |,
pending the end of her vacation near
Rockville, before returning to her
chool work in the Southland, which
'egins about October I.
DR.. Chas. A Tignor has returned
o the city after two weeks vacation
n Atlantic City.
Lawyer q. c. Scurlock, of the Dis
rlct Bar, who was called to North |
,arolina on account of the illness of
rs brother, has returned and will |
pend the remainder of his vacation in
ne city.
Mrs Ella Calvin, of 1913 New
{ lork Avenue, has returned to this
ity after very pleasant stay of sev-
raj weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Davis and
heir son George, arrived home Mon
dy evening after a pleasant stay OF a |
month in VIENNA, n J., with her
'arents.
Miss Lola Johnson has returned to
his city after a pleasant stay of two
weeks IN .Ritchie, Md. as the guest of
lrs. Pauline Marshall.
Mrs. kstelle McKenny Fennell of
will be the guest of her
mother, Mrs. S A. McKenny. of o. P
street Northwest this week.
Mr.. Robert Campbell, the popular
south Washington undertaken. is
pending his vacation in New York.
nd Atlantic City He will be out of
he city two weeks.
Extensive improvements are being
made in the Metropolitan A NJ. F.
ion Church, Second and D Streets
Southwest
Miss Martha Liggons has returned
rom an extended visit to Pittsburg,
harrisburg, and other places in the
keystone State She is in the best oil
for her public duties.
'AIRMOUNT HEIGHTS NEWS.
large number of Paramount
teights citizens participated in the
Urinary election Tuesday, August 20.
lr. w, R. Smallwood, the "favorite,"
vas nominated for member of the
1aryland House of Delegates.
At the September meeting of the
Ioard of Trustees of the Fairmount
telghtS school it was decided to open
ne above named school Monday
lorning, October 2. IoIL Owing to
ne fact that the new school house
51ll not be ready for use before about