The Washington bee., 1912-01-06

Neither YOU nor the doctor VIII be
disappointed if your prescriptions are
filed at the drug store OF Board &
Mcclure, 1929 I4th St, and 9th
and You Sts. n w. They employ
four graduates in pharmacy, skilled
and experienced, and you get the re-
suits in perfect service.
Miss Lille Burk, who has been
teaching school in Philadelphia, Pa,
spent the holidays with her parents,
and returned to her school Monday
night 20 resume her work
Miss Genevieve B. Maxfeld spent
Sunday and Monday in Germantown,
Pa, the guests of Miss Shields, for
merly of York, Pa, a very accom-
plished pianist
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Lenier, of II2I
24th Street Northwest, gave an at
home last Thursday evening. 1t was
brilliant affair.
Chief Pela Penick a prominent ma
tive missionary, who has been away
for some months. has returned to the
city IN q very happy mood Chief
Penick IS in a jubilant mood, and
from what he says he hopes to return
to Africa shortly to begin his work.
Miss Helen c. Spears, daughter of
Mrs. Isabel Spears, has gone to New
York City, where she will be the guest
OF Mrs. Susie Pierce for three weeks.
Mrs. Frank Banks, of Hampton,
Va, spent a short visit with her
niece, Mrs. Isabel Spears, of 1902
10th Street n. w.
Prof. 7. H. Hill visited Richmond,
Va, last week.
Mrs. Crusoe visited friends in Bal
timOre recently.
Mr.. Herbert A Allen has returned
10 this city from Richmond, Va,
where he spent very pleasant holi-
dav with his parents and friends
Miss Lucy B. Shaw has returned to
this city, after an enjoyable Christ
mastide in Brooklyn and New York
City with friends.
Mr.. Thomas c. Brown spent Christ
mas week at his home in Baltimore,
I'D.
Miss Edith Williams is spending
the winter in New York City, the
house guest OF Mrs Mary BOlder, OF
2o5 West 98th Street
Mrs. Caroline Miller. OF New York
CITY. was a visitor here last week
Mr.. St Julien Stephens, of the
Census Office. spent last week IN
Richmond. Va. with relatives and
friends
Miss Elizabeth Cardoza Is visiting
Mrs. Bentley, in Chicago, III.
Miss Ella Stewart has returned to
her home in Richmond, Va, after a
stay of SIX months in this city and
Ruther Glenn, Va.
Miss Annie Grinage spent the holl-
davs IN New York City with Col, and
Mrs. Charles fillmore, OF 2IS West
I33d Street,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Givens, OF New
York City, are the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. w s. Lotion.
Mr.. Ellis Hazzelton, of Howard
University, spent last week with his
parents At their home in Camden,
n. J.
Miss Blanche Sterling spent the
holidays in Wilmington, Del, with
her aunt and uncle.
Mr. Harvey Murray, OF Howard
University, spent the holidays at his
home in Wilmington, Del.
Meet US at Morse's soda fountain,
roth and 1 Streets Northwest, and
have a quiet chat on New Year resO-
tions.
Mrs. Cora Pinson returned to her
home in Jersey City Sunday evening,
after pleasant stay in this city with
relatives and friends.
Miss Addie Howard spent several
days in Philadelphia with friends.
Mr.. Curvin Burton spent the holi-
DAYS at his home in York, Pa.
Miss Josephine Hebron was the
guest of her parents in Launside, Pa.
Tkr1cfr41 Cf1dP
Mrs. Archibald Runner spent the
holidays in Wilmington, Del, witt
relatives and friends.
Mrs. William Chambers, of Ger
rnantown. Pa, spent the holiday sea
son IN this city with friends.
Mr.. Howard Brock, of Howard
University. spent Xmas with his par
ents in West Chester, Pa.
Miss Sadie Smith, of West Chester
Pa. spent the holiday season in thi
city.
Mr.. J. B. Walker spent Christmas
tide az his parents home IN Avalon
Va. ..
Mr.. Frederick Hamilton, of thi
CITY. who has been spending ten day
in Chicago, ILL.,, with friends, is nov
IN Cincinnati, Ohio, for a short visit
cago. Ill, have come to this city t
reside futurely.
Miss Julia B. Collier left Chicag
on Wednesday. December p, after
delightful visit Of two weeks, as tn
guest OF Mrs. w. c. Casey. Mis-
Collier returned by way OF Columbu:
Ohio. and Pittsburg. Pa.
Mr.. Edward c. Carter Is pendIn
a short stay in Savannah, Ga.
Messrs. Henry Johnson and Jane
Cook. of this city, are spending
week in Savannah, Ga
Mr.. John Harper is visiting IN y
vannah, Ga.
Mr.. Garfield Harris, of the Treasur
Department, is numbered with th
sick.
T. I. Dickerson, who is in bushes