The Washington bee., 1911-08-19
Eighth street. Northeast.

ents, relatives and friends for a few
davs
DR.. Morse has the finest assortment
of candies and toilet articles that can
be purchased anywhere in the city.
Dr.. R F. White and wife, OF
Owensboro, XIV, are visiting friends
Ill this city.
Mrs. Lille NJ. Comegys and Mrs.
Alverta Moore, have returned to Bal
timore, after pleasant trip to this
city.
Miss Ruth Sykes, of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives and friends here
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. D. Jarvis will
spend the next two weeks in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Johnson, of
Richmond, Va, paid a flying visit to
this city this week.
Mrs. A. L. Leonard, of First street
Northwest, left the city Sunday for
Red Bank, N J., where she will be
the guest of Mrs. Alice Smith for sew
eral weeks. While absent she will
visit New York, Atlantic City and
other cities of interest.
Mrs. Fannie Hamilton left the city
last week for New York, Canada and
other Northern points. She will
spend some time in New York City
visiting Madam Bessie Hamilton
Armes, formerly of this city.
Miss Norma E. Boyd, of 1924 Mon
.tellO Avenue Northeast, will leave the
city Sunday morning to spend a week
or ten days as the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Green, of Berkley, Va. While
there she will attend the Doctors
convention at Hampton, Va.
Miss ). Estelle Clark, teacher OF
domestic Science in the public schools.
has returned from the summer school
IN Columbia University, New York.
Miss Clark is very much pleased
with her course at Columbia, and
VIII probably return next summer.
Mrs. Henry Lincoln Johnson, wife
OF the Recorder of Deeds, is very
much pleased with the country. Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson have two very in
Iieresting boys
Attorney A. w. Scott was in
Brooklyn, n. Y, when last heard
from
Mrs. Dollie Baldwin and her son
John, have decided to spend the win
ter in this city.
Miss GOnevia B. Maxfeld, the par
agraPh liner of The Bee, spent de-
lightful day in Annapolis. Nd. last
Sunday afternoon. She was the
guest of Miss Anna Wilson.
Mr.. Robert T. Douglas, known as
the genial Bob, who has been under
the professional care of DR.. John R
Francis, IS almost himself again.
Recorder Henry Lincoln Johnson
who went to Atlanta, Ga, last week
has returned to the city after a de-
lightful trip.
Mrs. Shiver and her mother are ir
the city, the guests of Mr.. James. o4z
| T Street Northwest Mrs. Shiver /.
the Organist at the White Rock Bap.
tist Church, Durham. N. c., and one
of the teachers in the National Re.
hgious Training School. Durham
N. c. They will remain in the city
several days.
DR.. James E. Shepard, of Durham
n c., passed through the city
Thursday for New York CITY. where
he will be for several davs on busi-
ness.
Mrs Thomas w. Watkins and
daughter Ella, are spending the heat
ed season with relatives at Arundel
on-the-Bay
Mrs. John Quander and son Law
renee. have gone to the mountains
in the South during their vacation.
The picnic at Fairmount, on the
2Ist of this month for the benefit ot
the First Presbyterian Church, prom
ises to be one of the pleasure event:
of the season.
The Willing Working Club, of tht
Paramount Heights PRESBYTERIAN
Church, assisted by the trustees, will
give a grand picnic at Pine Grove
near 6Ist Street, Fairmount Heights
D. C., Monday August 2I, 1911
Music by the Monumental Orchestra
! Prof Chas. Hamilton, director. Gate
open at 4 P. NJ, close at II. Al
abundance of refreshments will be OF
hand. Admission, 10 cents.
DR.. Morse, who has the finest druj
store in the West End, also has tn
best prescription compounder. Dr.
Morse, who is also registered phar
macist, never makes a mistake. Cal
10Th ant L streets northwest
Miss Mamie H. BOrroughs left tn
city this week for Chicago, ILL., Or
her return she will visit Louisville
KY, thence to Pittsburg, Pa.
{ Miss Gertrude Henry has returned t,
Wilmington, Del, after very pleas
ant visit to this city
Judge f. NJ. Hewlett and Attorne,
R. r. Horner are on a vacation.
The Sage of the Potomac, Mr.. -
is in Atlantic City. He will return
next week.
Mr.. c. c. Umey, of Durham, n. c
arrived in the city Thursday morn
ing. the guest of Mrs Mary Lee, a
1903 T Street Northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton are in tn
city the guests of Mrs James, of o4
IT Street Northwest.
Mrs Julia Sparks Stewart, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, has been visitin
friends here ten days, While en- rout
she visited Philadelphia. New Yor
and Baltimore.
Misses Edna and Irene Stewar
who have been visiting Mrs No
Gwynn, on Twenty-hfth Street fo
several weeks, will return to the
home in Richmond, Va, next week.
! Mr.. Jesse Foster is now at the Sc
shore in his overalls. He has throw
away all care of life.
, Attorney Thomas L. Jones wi
. leave the city today for a short spl