The Washington bee., 1911-02-04

Going down town? No; not when
| can get the richest and most artis-
tic boxes of fine fresh candies, dainty
and lasting perfumery, high-grade post
cards, tne cigars and novelties at the
drug store of Board & MCGUIRE,
1914 I4th street northwest.
DR.. and Mrs. w. K Scott entertain
ed at their residence in Anacostia last
Friday evening. The evening was
very pleasantly spent by the playing
of games and dancing The most in
tereSting feature of the evening was
the whist games. After many games
of whist the guests were served with
a Dutch supper.
The students of the commercial col
Iege of Howard University were en-
tertained last Saturday night at the
residence of Dean Cook.
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The private reception given by the
well-knOwn club, the Meditators, on
Friday afternoon, Jan. 27, was one of
the best social functions of the sea-
son. Most of the society young folks
OF the city attended 1t was held in
the main auditorium of True Reform
eTs Hall, music being furnished by
the Dabney Orchestra.
Miss Mamie H. Burroughs, of the
National Women's Training School,
IS doing great work for the uplift
of her sex Several improvements
have been made at her school
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Mrs. Samuel Holder, of Hartford,
Conn, who is stopping with DR.. Tun-
nells, OF Howard University, and who
IS a cultured singer, will sing one of
her beautiful selections Sunday morn
ing, February s, at the Metropolitan
A. M. Z. Church. Friends are in
vited to hear her.
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Mrs. ]. B. Loftieus, wife of officer
Loftieus, who has been quite sick at
her home, 40 Hanover street, is much
improved.
Quality is what counts in drugs,
medicines and remedies. You get the
very highest quality at the fairest price
at the drug store of Board & Nc
Guire, I9I2H Fourteenth street north
west. Hundreds of satisfied Gus
toners attest this fact.
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Mrs. Marion Thurman was buried !
from the 18th Street Presbyterian
Church last week.
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Mrs. VIM. Beckett, one of the oldest
and most highly respected citizens,
was buried from the Methodist A. NJ.
Z. Church last Sunday afternoon. 1t
was one of the largest funerals in the
history of the church Rev l. N. Ross
preached the sermon.
Miss Della Claude, of this city, is
visiting Mrs. Grace Symington, p Up
ton street, Cambridge, Mass.
Miss NJ. A Wheeler, principal of
Lovejoy School, is indispOsed at her
home, 1884 New Jersey avenue north
west.
Miss Monte Bailey, who has been
indisposed with La Grippe at her
home in Linden street, is convalescent
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Miss May Fletcher, one of Balti-
more's school teachers, spent last
Saturday and Sunday in this city with
relatives and friends.
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Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis is in
Ohio.
Mr.. Solomon Dickerson, of this city, !
has gone to Hampton, Va, to spend !
the remainder of the winter
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Miss Susie Holmes has returned to
this city after spending a very pleas
ant stay in Hampton, Va, with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Solomon Dick |
erson.
Ice cream soda is popular the year
round at the drug store of Board &
Mcclure on Fourteenth street. The
place where everybody meets every
body else"
Miss Bessie Taylor has returned to
this city after a delightful stay of ten
days in Philadelphia, Pa, with friends.
Mr. ]. Milton Turner, of St. Louis,
Mo, is in the city.
Mrs Hattie Terrence, of this city.
was called to Charlotte, N. c., last
week, to the bedside of her aunt, Mrs.
Harriet Yokum, who suffered a stroke
of paralysis.
Miss Minnie Parker is visiting
friends in Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Marie c. James will spend
February p in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Sarah Moore, who left this
city i'll, is rapidly improving at her
home in Harrisburg, Pa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Moorland have
returned after trip of ten days in
Chicago, Ill
Dr. T. G. Stewart, of Wilberforce
University, formerly chaplain in the
Regular Army, addressed the student
body of Howard University on Thurs
dsy