The Washington bee., 1911-01-07

OOlng DOWN IOWH! NO AO% "44SN
/ can get the richest and most artis-
tic boxes Of fine fresh candies, dainty
and lasting perfumery, high--grade post
cards, fine cigars and novelties at the
drug store of Board & Mcclure,
IoI2H I4th street northwest.
Miss Mary Daisy Matthews, of 2I3I
Druid Hill avenue, Baltimore, enter
tanned in honor of Miss Pryor, OF
Boston.
Miss R. E. Bell was the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. NJ A Harris, and
Mrs. M. D. Matthews, of Baltimore,
during the Christmas holidays.
One of the most fashionable events
of the season was the whist party
given on Tuesday evening by Miss
Florence G. Jackson, at her beautiful
residence, 746 Harvard street north
west, in honor Of Miss Bessie Ihom-
as, of Jersey City, who IS visiting
relatives and friends here. Those who
enjoyed Miss JaCksOn's hospitality
were Misses Bessie Thomas, Jessie I.
Mason, Alice Jackson, Julia and
Mamie Jenkins, DR.. J. Francis John
son, Messrs, Willard Gowens, Will
lam H. Mason, Jesse Warren, Frank
Gordon, McGill and Evans. Other
enjoyment of the evening was dane
ing.
Mr.. John B. Walker returned to
this city last Sunday from Virginia,
where he spent a most delightful
Yuletide season with his parents and
friends. Mr.. Walker was royalty en-
tertained, and his greatest enjoyment
was a hunting trip with friends.
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The Grand Commandery received
on New Years Day Past Grand
Commander A. J. Smith, o35 R street
northwest; DR.. John P. Turner, oo4
R street northwest, Grand High
Priest; John S. Newman; Andrew w.
Sears, Past Grand High Priest, and
the Ladies Auxiliary. 1t was grand
affair.
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. IoI2H Fourteenth street north
west. Hundreds of satisfied Gus
toners attest this fact.
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Miss Jessie c. Mason, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d. Mason, was
hostess at a prettily appointed tea at
her home in Wylie street northeast
on Saturday, Dec. 81, from to 8
D. m, in compliment to Miss Bessie
Thomas, of Jersey City, n. J., who
has been the house guest OF Mrs.
R. /. Middleton. The tea table was
beautifully decorated with cut flow
ers Mr.. William H. Mason, brother
of Miss Mason, with Miss A. Frazier,
assisted at the tea table, serving the
guests with delicacies of the season.
The guests were Misses Laura L,
Peterson, Maude E. Fleming, Flor
ence G.. Jackson, Orrie B. and Norma
Z. Boyd. The diversements of the Oc-
casion were games and music.
Crowds are taking advantage Of the
anniversary sale now going on at the
Board & Mcclure Pharmacy, I9I2H
I4th street. Bargains and Christmas
presents galore.
Miss Estelle Kennedy, Of this city
who spent the Christmas holidays in
Charleston, w Va, as the house
guest of Mrs. ]. NJ Lakewood, was
the guest of honor on Thursday after
noon when social was given in her
honor
Ardell Smith, of this city, was the
house guest of Mrs. 7. NJ. Casper
during the holiday season in Charles
ton, w, Va
Messrs. H. A. Allen and R. J. Viii
lis. of the medical school, Howard
University, have returned to this city
after spending a very pleasant holi
dav in Richmond, Va, with relative.
and friends.
George Mosby, a student Of tn,
medical department, Howard UnIver
sitv. has returned to this city afte
a very pleasant holiday at his hom
in Martinsburg, w. Va.
Don't take calomel for your live
when You can get Liveroids, the grea
vegetable liver regulator, tonic an
blood purifier. at the drug store O
Board & Mcclure, 1929 Fourteent
street northwest.
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Among the WashingtOnians who at
tended the Bachelor Benedict Ba
last week in Philadelphia, Pa, wer
Misses Madeline Matthews. Jessi
Parks, Elizabeth Howard, Viola Han
ilton and Mr.. F. E. Parks.
Mr.. Elmer Terry, of Howard Un
versity. spent the holidays at his hon
in Reading, Pa.
Miss Bessie Taylor, of this cit
spent livery pleasant holiday IN Phi
adelphia.