The Washington bee., 1912-03-30

| 10 Conference last week
| DR.. J. w. Morse is about tired of
deer" hunting, and has decided to
offer his best cream and soda to the
pubic at surprising prices. He wears
a smile that will not come off.
The Bee IS the peoples paper Why
don't you have it sent to your home
Rev b. 7. Perkins, of Roanoke,
Va, was the guest of Miss Hattie
| Savage. of 1887 Fourth street
Revs. r Z. Jones, of New Orleans,
La, and W. w. Lucas, of Meridian,
! Miss, were the guests of Rev. and
| Mrs. L. c. Williams, of 1910 G St.
| \. T., last week.
| Revs. NJ. c. B. Mason, of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, and w H. Brooks, of
New York City, were guests Of Mrs.
Hannah Beason, OF 2462 P Street
\. w, during their recent visit here
Rev. w. H Dean, of Lynchburg,
Va, is the guest of Rev, Harris, OF
il d Street 5. Z.
! Mrs. Johnson returned to her
home in Virginia on last Thursday,
after spending several weeks in this
city with relatives.
! Miss l. Middleton left for her
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| pleasant stay Of a week in this city,
visiting her brother and sister-in-law,
! Mr.. and Mrs. R. l. Middleton.
Miss Violet 4. kibble Is still CON
| fined TO her home because of illness,
but Is improving,
| Rev, c. c. Jacobs, of Sumter, s. C.,
was the guest Of Mrs Maude Thomp-
son, of 1898 Fourth street.
| Rev. F. W s. Peck, of Baltimore.
Md, spent 4 few days in this city
and was the guest Of Mrs. Mary
| Mitchell, of $50 @ Street s. f
Rev. l. L. hOmas, OF Baltimore,
Ivisited Mrs. Annie Gardiner, OF OIL
IR St \. w.
Rev. Ernest Lyon, of Baltimore,
was the guest o. Mrs Irene Chap
man, 100 Fourth Street \. F, as
were Revs. c. y. Trigg and D. D.
! Turpean.
Miss Matte E Brown who has
been quite Ill, is improving
Miss Jessie {. Mason is able to sit
up, and within a very few weeks she
will be out
Mr. James w. Armstrong was a
; valuable delegate to the Methodist
IGonferenCe last week.
Seasons may come and seasons may
change, but the crowds go on for
ever at the two drug stores of Board
& Mcclure, IoI2H I4th ST. and 9th
and You Sts N. w. Two places
Mrs Sarah Bryant. of Chicago.
prominently identified with the res
cue work of her community, is spend
ing q few weeks with her sister. Mrs.
i James F. Buckner, at The Gamer
on"
| Major Charles Young is Temporal
rily located at the ST Regis, in 18th
street
Mrs. c. w Childs continues i'll at
her home, 1911 L Street n w
Mr.. A. f. Manning, editor of the
Indianapolis World, has been spend
| ing few days in the city on busi-
ness.
| DR.. John Hurst is at home again
from a trip to Mississippi.
Rev l. n Ross prospects for the
A NJ. f Bishopric are said to be
improving day by day His friends
place him in the winning list with
| Drs. J. NJ. Conner aud John Hurst
Lieut. T. H R Clark will read a
| paper on "Thaddeus Stevens at Gal
1 braith A. NJ. E. Zion Church Monday
night.
! They met at DR.. Morse's Gem Drug
Store and saw themselves in front OF
; that beautiful fountain, 10Th and L
streets Northwest.
Rector Thomas J. Brown, OF ST
Luke's P. E Church, is suffering
with la grippe
! Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis sails
: from New York City today fO1
Kingston. Jamaica, to appear in d
!, series of dramatic recitals under the
: management of Prof. T. Ellis Jack
, son
Mr. Arlington B. CLANCY return
ed last Saturday night to New Bed
ford, Mass, after pleasant visit tC
his family
Mr. John c Dancy has just conclu-
" ded highly successful speaking tour
of the Southeast, his itinerary en-
bracing Norfolk, Va, and Elizabeth
City, Raleigh, Washington. Newbern
Goldsboro and Wilmington, n. c
h He addressed large audiences at ev
v cry point visited, and greatly encour
r aged the people by his optimistic pre-
sentation OF the issues of the day.
; The officers and members of the
; executive committee of the Muse
= Lit Club will be entertained mex
Wednesday evening by Mr.. R "
L Thompson, at his residence. 1904
e | Street Northwest
q Mr.. Uriah Sumpter Richards i
singing in Baltimore.
L The most illustrious Dotentate 50,
: | degree Mason, John Fr lcis Wilkin
,ti son. Is confined 70 his home sick
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l. The Mems meeting a. Ebeueze
=, A NJ F Church Sunday afternoo
Ie was largely attended. The mems mu