The Washington bee., 1911-12-16

It remained for Board & McGulre
to make hot drinks popular at the
soda fountain. Large crowds are now
70 be seen every evening at 1922
I4th St, and 9th and You streets. The
reasons IS their hot drinks, as well as
their cold ones, are so delicious, nu-
tritious and healthful Try them once,
and YOU will be found often IN the
crowd at the two places where every
body meets everybody else"
Mr Erskine Roberts, an emplOye
of the Census Office, IS spending a
few days in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. R Lewis are guests
at Hotel Maceo, New York City.
Mrs. Almolier B, Gillison returned
home Wednesday morning of last
week from Binghamton, n. Y,
where he has been spending the last
three months.
Mrs Sarah Hargrove has been Wis
iting in Syracuse, n. Y, during the
past week.
Mr.. William Carter visited Lynch
burg, Va. November go
DR.. and Mrs. George Cannon, OF
Jersey City, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. T. \. Wilkinson during
their recent visit TO this city.
Mi and Mrs John Washington, of
Jersey City, are spending their honey
moon in this city.
Prof O. d. Houston, of the NJ
Street High School, visited his par
eu,- in Cambridge. Mass, recently.
Miss Julia B. Collier spent few
days in Pittsburg, Pa, last week,
while en- route to Chicago, ILL.,, on a
visit
Mrs. Edward Walton has returned
TO this city after an enjoyable stay
Of several weeks IN Harrisburg, Pa.
with friends.
The afternoon lyceum at Saint Mo
nica's Episcopal Chapel, South Capt.
tol and / Streets. S. w, on tomor-
row will be conducted by Prof. Jesse
Lawson. 4 paper by Rev. {. c Al
leyne, entitled Frances Assissc,' will
be read
Mrs. Martha AIcKensey Reid Is Wis
iting in New York City.
Mrs. Mary Freeman and daughter
Thelma, have gone to Brownsville,
Pa. to be the guest of Mrs Elizabeth
Simpson ior the winter.
DR.. J. w. Morse has the gem drug
store in the northwest. Prescriptions
carefully compounded by registered
slerks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick McCracken
are spending the winter in this city
They were married in Minneapolis
Minn. on December o.
Mrs Mitchell was the guest oi
friends in Newport News, Va, re-
Gently.
The home of Mr.. Emile F. Ander-
son. of 1922 Eleventh Street North
west, was the scene of an ela0OTat,
banquet Saturday. December ,, giver
in honor Of the NJ Street Football
team The dining room was tastefuliy
decorated IN the school colors, Grim
son and black The table beng pleas
ingly arranged III double crescent IL
the form Of a huge football 4 large
pendant of school Colors was teS-
Iuoned directly over the table, max
ING a pleasing decoration. Toastmas
ter lverson Mitchell. Master of Ce-c
monies W Albert Timus. Many o.
the guests responded to the toasts
The banquet was furnished by Mr.
VIM. Perry, caterer, flowers by
Guide Chas r. Taylor. the cele
brated tenor, sang several songs
Fred D. Brown, of the Georgian
Symphony Orchestra, rendered selec
tions on the violin, accompanied by
Harrison Willis, cornetist, and Free
Malone, pianist. Among those pres
ent were Messrs. John Talbert
James Brown. Iverson Mitchell, w
Albert Timus. Lawrence Johnson
Edward Trigg, Fred Malone, Dewitt
Jones, Brice Sudler, Joseph Lotion
Charles Dickinson, A. Johnson. Ern
est Johnson. William Hughes, Vernon
Green, Horace L. Washington, Harri
son Willis, William E Branch, an,
Omer Johnson.
Mrs. Laura Shelton, of Wilmington
Del, reports pleasant visit among
friends IN this city.
Miss Addie Howard spent an en-
joyable visit at her home in Philadel
phia recently.
Mrs. Dupless and daughters NIisse
Alberta Norwood and Laura ClaNtor
of Philadelphia, Pa. spent severa
days in this city last week
Mr.. Rupert Chase has returned t.
Wilmington, Del, after an enJoyabl
visit to this city.