The Washington bee., 1911-11-25

That Board & MCGUIRE used 4,23I
gallons of ice cream at their soda
fountain within the past SIX months,
not counting the large number OF
drinks dispensed without ice cream,
is a strong advertisement as to the
popularity of their soda drinks, which
has been built up solely on quality.
Their variety of hot drinks are now
ri yaling their delicious cold ones at
both stores, IoI2H 18th ST., and 9th
and You St. n. W.
Mr. and Mrs. SeymOure have re-
turned to Baltimore after delightful
visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Martha Reid of this city IS
the guest of Mrs. Minnie Garnett,
2I4z Division street, Baltimore, Md.
On Wednesday evening of last
week, Mrs. Reid was the guest of
honor at a reception given by Mrs.
Marie Carter of 2I4I Division street,
Baltimore
Miss Martha Johnson of Whining
ton, Del. and Mr.. William Penn OF
this city were married the 25th ult.
Miss Mary Gaskins has been spend
ing the past ten days IN Wilmington,
Del She is now the guest of her
sister, Mrs. James L. Penn In SYRIA
cuse, n. Y.
Mrs Salania Vodery of Philadel-
phia, plans spending Thanksgiving
week in this city and Baltimore
Mrs. Emily Marshall has returned
to Boston after spending pleasant
stay in this city. Mrs. Marshall was
the rec .ptent OF much social atten-
ton.
Miss Majorie Anderson of Cairo,
Ill, and Miss Estella Haskins of St.
Louis, Mo, will spend Thanksgiving
week in this city.
Mrs. Davis is spending a few days
IN Annapolis, Md. with her daughter.
Miss Ella Wiley and Miss CorO-
lyme Wilson of Annapolis, Md,
visited their parents in this city rec
emily.
- Rev. B. F. Watson of this city
visited Charlotte, n. c, last week.
Miss Laura WilkersOn of Brooklyn,
n Y, IS III this city on business.
Miss Willie Johnson of this city IS
visiting in New York City.
Rev. A. Clayton of New York City
spent a few days here last week.
Prof. w A. Joiner of WIlberfOrce
University, Wilberforce, o., Is spend
ing several days in this city with his
mother and sister.
Prof A. NJ, Ray spent a few days
in New York City last week.
Mrs. Emily Marshall of Boston is
visiting friends here.
Prof. Kelly Miller, dean of How
ard University will lecture to the
citizens of Norfolk at the Bank Street
Church, December Ist
Madam McNairdee who has been in
this city on business returned to her
home in Indianapolis, Ind, last week.
Mr.. Charles r. Thompson spent a
few days in Durham, n. {. recently
with friends.
Mrs K B. Hurst has been visiting
in Chicago, Ill.
DR.. w. T. Vernon spent several
days in Arkansas, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus l. Robinson,
long residents of Alexandria, Va, and
Mrs. Mary V. Miller formerly of Cum
berland, Md, with her three children
have removed to this city and are
now located at 524 Goth street, n. w.
DR.. J. w. Morse has the gem drug
store in the northwest. Prescriptions
carefully compounded BY registered
clerks.
Mr. w. A Parker in company with
Robert Z. Evans visited his parents
in Newport News, Va. last week.
Mr.. Walter Edmonds has returned
to his home in this city after a pleas
ant visit to Newport News, Va
Miss Carpenter has returned 10
Lake Forest, Ill, after an enjoyable
visit to this city.
Mrs. |. n. Ross was in Evanston,
ILL.,, last week.
Last Saturday evening DR.. E. D..
Wilhston entertained a few stag
friends of his with a bird" supper at
his home. The guests were VIM H
Lewis, Judge R. H. Terrell, DR. War
field r w. Tyler, James A. Cobb,
Gov Pinchback, DR.. c. Summer
Wormley, Wyatt Archer and Geo.
Scott The birds" were prime, the
feast a memorable one, and the good
cheer of a vintage fine The stag
was a typical WillistOn suPper-every-
body made to feel perfectly at home
A number of young men in the
city are interested in trying to organ
iZe a social club They have in view
the large and commodious residence
at the corner of Second ard 7 streets,
n. W., as a suitable house for the
club, which they propose to name
the Sphinx Club. Mr.. Maurice Cliff
ford is the prime mover.
Mr.. Emmett ]. Scott passed through
the city last Saturday morning EN-
route to Tuskegee.
President Scarborough, of Wilber-
force University, was in the city last
Tuesday.
Hon. J. c. Napier has returned from
Georgia, where he spoke at the col.
Ored fair
Mr.. George w. Harris, editor of the
Amsterdam News, published in New
York City, contemplates coming over
to attend the banquet to Assistant
Attorney General Lewis.
Mr.. David L. Cooper is spending al
few days in GOrdonsville, Va.
Mrs. Maggie Walker was in the
city this week, and addressed the
members of St Lukes at Miles