The Washington bee., 1912-03-16

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Frye will be matron OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith enter
Spend an evening with the Oper
as at the Howard Theater and lis
ten to solos, daets, sextettes and
iChoEuses, varied by an artistic
dance by the Washington Conser-
vatory Choral Society, directed by
Mr.. Harry A. Williams, the emf
uent teacher and artist.
Have you secured a good seat: 20
TO the Conservatory, 9o2 1 Street now
and get your ticket.
tanned a few friends last Tuesday at
their beautiful home in CorcOran
street \. w.
Miss Violet Kibble, OF 72I 18th
street Northwest, has been indIs-
posed for the last week.
Mrs. Henry d. Mason, who was
called to Virginia on account OF i'll
ness OF one OF her relatives, has re-
turned to the city.
Miss CASTOR Bradford, the little
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs B. Z. Brad
ford, of Birmingham, Ala, is still in
the city with her uncles, Messrs. I.
H. and c. a Bradford, formerly OF
| Montgomery, Ala.
Mr.. Jefferson Gilmore was called
10 his home in Arkansas to attend the
funeral of his father, Mr.. Jefferson
| Gilmore, Sr.
Mrs. Bessie Mckinney Austin spent
last week III the city the guest OF
her parents, MI and Mrs. 5. \. Nc
! Kinney, of 63 ? Street y. ".
The National Benefit Association
Agents force, OF Atlantic City, gave
a luncheon at the Douglas CaIe sun
day, March 10, 1912, at 3 P. NJ, in
honor OF their General Manager and
! Secretary, s. W. Rutherford, Of
! Washington, D. c.
The members OF the club include:
Miss Mary Dangerield, president;
Mrs. Ella L. Lewis, secretary; Mrs.
Mary Hardaway, treasurer; Mr.. J. l..
| Carroll, chairman; Mr.. (. II. Brown,
district manager.
Seasons may come and seasons may
change, but the crowds go on for
ever at the two drug stores OF Board
! & Mcclure, 1924 I4th St. and 9th
and You Sts. N. w. Two places
| Messrs. A. Smith, Glib Jones and
iG. w Gatewood entertained some OF
the leading business men OF this city;
| Messrs. George Walls, B. +. FItzgeT-
aid, +. T. Layton, 7. 5. Boon, II. w.
! Smith, OF Red Bank, n. J.; Magistrate
| w. NJ. Page, Rev and Mrs. LangfOrd.
The Richards Literary Club met at
the residence of Miss Maude G.. Dan
iels. Rosslyn, Va. Thursday, March I.
] Miss Halle Brown, the vice president,
/ presided in the absence OF the presl-
dent. Mr. Pinkett. who IS accompa-
nving Secretary Knox on his South
| American cruise. After the business
OF the club was disposed OF, Miss
! Munday rendered an instrumental
solo. Miss Brown discussed the life
and followers Of Leonardo De Vince.
! Miss Brown was well yersed on her
/ subject, and spoke of DeNince as the
| greatest genius OF his age, COntrlbut-
ing more to art, science, literature,
architecture, mechanical drawing and
| engineering than any OF his cOntem-
| pOraries' The club was then ushered
into the dining room, where covers
were laid and everyone enjoyed a
very dainty repast.
| The next meeting of the Richard
| Literary Club will be at the residence
of Miss Helen J. Moore, 1884 18th
| street. Mr.. s. NJ. Dudley as host,
! Mr.. d. L. Cooper. who has been
, spending the past Jew months in
! Long Island City. n y, IS now in
! Cincinnati, Ohio. for a few days.
! Mrs. Eliza J. Mason returned home
J Sunday evening from Keysville. Va,
where she was called to the bedside
of her sister, who was i'll. Mrs. Ma
/ son spent several hours IN Richmond,
4 Va. on her return, the guest OF her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs w /. Johnson.
. 4 surprise party was rendered Mrs.
Genet Bradford Branch at her resi-
D. ) dence on last Friday evening by
friends A very enjoyable evening
was spent
| Miss Jessie c. Mason is still con
fined TO her home by reason of sick
ness.
Mr.. Alexander OF the Bureau of
, Engraving and Printing Is now con-
valescent.
- Miss Lillia Bryce, OF Charlotte, n
| c., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry T.
Taylor.
a.. MISS Llliia Lsl y ~ LNNA-lA plli4N't DS
her sister, Mrs. Harry T Taylor. left
for New York Thursday While Ell
Il route thew will stop in Baltimore,
Md. and Philadelphia, Pa.
Architect W. Sidney Pittman IS
preparing plans for q new church at
Fairmount Heights by the Baptist
r denomination.
Mr.. Hugh E Macbeth. editor OF
the Baltimore Times, visited friends
. here this week.
Mrs. c. w. Childs. OF 1911 L Street
Northwest. IS recovering from Sc
r. riOus illness.
DR.. John Hurst is in Mississippi on
/. a N. T. Church business
81 Bishop Alfred Harding confirmed
a large class of candidates Wedness-
I dav night at St. Luke's P. Z. Church
4 ". l. Houstons hat is in the
5 ring" for Grand Secretary II the G
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