The Washington bee., 1911-09-30
Don't pass Morse: Drug Store. st
Ninstesatk aad L streets zoTtkwest.

MI. EuWdIU DdllCS, OI CillOdSOI ILL.,
is enjoying his vacation here.
Mrs. Olivia Mitchell and Miss The
resa Mitchell, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in Savannah, Ga,
during the summer, are at home now.
Mrs. Leon Smallwood and children
have returned to their home IN Oma-
ha, Neb., after a pleasant trip to this
city and other Eastern cities.
Miss Marie Hawkins and mother
are spending the week in Phlladel-
phia, Pa.
Mrs. Chas. Madison and daughter,
of 1924 Church Street, have arrived
from Atlantic City, after a pleasant
stay of four weeks
Mrs. Lottie Reeves and daughter,
of Atlantic City, are visiting friends
in this city.
Mrs. Marie Greene, of Buffalo, n.
| Y, IS visiting her parents on Florida
| Avenue.
| Miss Ella Jones has arrived home
| from a Northern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ashton have
arrived from Cape May, n. J., and
are stopping with their sister, Mrs
Jackson, 2422 Seventeenth Street
Northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Bakers home or New
Hampshire Avenue, was the scene of
very pretty wedding last Wednes-
day evening, when Mr.. James L. Jas
(per and Mrs. Gertrude Preston were
married by Rev. Gordon. The bride
and groom will be at home after Oc-
tober I, 1908 New Hampshire Ave
nue. Northwest.
Attorney Thomas L. Jones accom-
panied his daughter, Miss Georgia, to
brooklyn, N. Y, last Saturday morn
ling, where she has gone to enter
Ischool Attorney Jones will visit
several other places before he re-
TURNS.
Mr.. Robert T. Douglass, who has
gone into business at Fourteenth
Street Northwest, is now prepared to
accommodate his friends.
| Seasons may come and seasons may
change, but the crowds go on for
ever at the two drug stores of Board
! & Mcclure, 1921 I4th St. and 9th
and You SITS. n. w. Two places
4 where everybody meets everybody
Ielse.
= Rev. A. c. Garner is spending
/ sometime in Texas.
Miss Virgie Galloway is the guest
. of Miss Carlotta Kersey, of 100 West
= Leigh street, during her stay in Rich
F. mond, Va. Much social attention /.
being paid her.
i Mrs. Fernelia Steele and littI,
t daughter are visiting her brother, Mr.
Robt Archer, of N, Eighth Street
S Richmond, Va.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Seals, of At
e lanta, Ga, are here on a visit.
. The Misses Clyde B. and Oteele P
y Wilkins, of Griffin, Pa, will ente
Howard University to complete thei
p, literary and musical course.
5 Mr. J. K Arter has returned to hi
thome in Atlanta. Ga, after a pleasan
- stay in this city, Baltimore and New
= York City.
Mr.. w. l. Cody is spneding fev
r days in Atlanta, Ga.
r Miss Luther Ferguson, sister 0
2 Mr Chas Ferguson, Of 1922 ).
d Avenue. Southeast, has returned t,
her home in Jersey City, after a pleas
0 ant stay in this city.
o Mrs. Wellington Taylor, daughte
= OF John Simms, one of our oldes
citizens. is visiting her old home
-jMrs. TAYLOR now resides in Harlem
d. New York, and speaks of that Local
it, as a very desirable one for RESI-
4, dents.
J. Mr.. John H. Butcher, of the Gov
# ernment Bindery, and wife, have bee
t, spending their vacation in New 4or
e City. the past several weeks. The
were the recipients of much sOCl5
T, attention from prominent cOlOred CT
izens. Mr. Butcher was greatly IN
ID pressed with the many improvement
n and magnificent buildings of thi
l., great financial center, embracing th
D. new St Phillips P f Church and il
environments, located at Harlem.
Ig The selection of Mr. VIM. B. Har
as ris, of the Internal Revenue Burear
d as Grand Master of the G. L. O. {
O. F.. Is a we'll deserved promotion
ID Mr.. Harris IS we'll equipped in ever
Mt thing pertaining to this great organ
zation. and will no doubt prove a mo
aiacCeptable a and efficient officer.
tn DR.. John w. Morse, of the Gei
Drug Store, at Nineteenth and
1e streets northwest, has everything thi
$ = frst-clsss druggist possesses. DrC
s. in.
-r. The Woman's Guild, Of St. Luke
Up. z. Church, is arranging for
lis Paper Dress Party" early ne
E. lmonth. The entertainment will
given at Odd Fellows Hall, NJ Sire
ed Northwest. Ample notice will
er given in The Bee, so as to afford
lpatrons an opportunity to attend.
n better nor more enjoyable affairs a
ne given than those by the Woman
to Guild OF St Luke's parish. I
"Hobble Party" last season for G
Ms ample, was a most delightful affa
The women of this Guild make ever
d. body feel at home" and their etfot
he demand liberal support.
Mr.. R. c. Holland, of the Cover
en ment Bindery, a very promine
re- Mason, and also prominently asso
ated in the mission work Of the Ep