The Washington bee., 1912-01-06

| JOhn }. clinton, OF Lancaster, >.
/ {, IS spending ten days in this city,
visiting his brother, George Clinton.
Mrs. Silas is spending a few days
in New York City.
Prof. A H. Brown visited friends in
Philadelphia, last week
Mr. Matthews, of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
IS spending three weeks at the home
of Mrs, Bush, 1911 Fourth Street.
Mrs. G. w. PinkstOn, of Winston
| Salem, \. c., IS the house guest Of
Mrs. Edmonston, of 1907 Fourth
Street.
Ralph Turner is spending the win
ter in Chicago, Ill.
| 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 SITS. N. w. Two places
Mrs. Barber, of Charles County,
| Md, is the guest of Mrs. Bush, on
Fourth Street
Miss Mary Bush spent last week
in Baltimore, as the guest of Mrs F.
/ Henson, of 1901 Winchester Street.
Mrs. J. Lewis, of Winston-Salem,
n. C., is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
| Edmonston, of 1907 Fourth Street.
Mrs. J. 7. Lane, of Atlantic City,
| spent the holiday season with Mrs.
Beckwith, of 1908 Fourth Street.
Mrs Bertha Proctor is spending
two weeks in Charles County, Md.
DR.. Robert Jones and family, of
Charleston, S. c., are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Syphax, of 3I5 T Street.
William Day spent the holidays
with his parents in Baltimore.
Bernard Suder, of Lawrenceville,
n. J., is spending several days in this
city with friends.
Miss c. Diggs spent the holidays
in Richmond, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas, of Wal
! ZACH Place, spent the holiday season
in Long Branch, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. baltimore spent
the holidays IN New York City.
Miss Ethel Williamson spent the
holidays in Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Z. c. Boulling spent the hOli-
days in Farmville, Va, with relatives
and friends.
Misses H. Edmonds and Enoela
McDaniels visited friends in Balti-
more last week.
J George c. Hayes has returned to
| the University of Pennsylvania, after
pleasant holiday in this city with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
| Hayes, of 1907 T Street.
Hugh Singleton, of Decatur, Ill,
and Thomas P. King, of UniOnville,
| ILL.,, are the guests of Mr., Charles
Hall, 3I7 L Street
Miss Martha B. Henderson, of Chi
cago, H., is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Pinckett.
Linwood Koyer, of Howard Uni
versity, spent the holidays in Louis
lana with his parents.
Mrs. Henry Minton, of Philadel-
phia, has been visiting DR. and Mrs
| Francis, oo2 Street
Miss Pearl Christmas, of North
| Carolina, has been visiting her sister,
] Mrs. May, 94o s Street.
Miss Johannes, of New York City,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Woodsou.
Mrs. G.. L. Smith and son Earle,
have returned to New York City after
fortnight in this city as the guests
| of her mother, Mrs. Smith, of 1884
l Third Street
/ Mrs. n. E Pinchback and grandson
iTooner are visiting Governor Pinch
back, in Brooklyn, n. Y.
| L. H. Fisher, of Howard Universe
| ty, spent the holidays in Pittsburg,
Pa, with friends
Louis Gordon, of this city, spent
several days in Washington, Pa.
Miss Mayme Fletcher, of Balti-
more, spent the holidays in this city,
You can enter Morse's drug store
any hour of the night if you have a
| prescription to be filled.
| A free clinic, for the benefit of the
poor, has been opened in L street,
between South Capitol and Half
IStreets, Southwest. 1t is conducted
| by DR.. Ionia R. Whipper and Drs.
| Robert A. Logan, w H. Wilson and
NJ. V. Lee, and the hours are from
! noon until one o'clock.
e. Mr.. w. 7. Henard, formerly Of the
Government Printing Office, is per-
manently established in New York
/; City, and is in charge of the Mann
Printing Company's plant at 2227 5th
ID Avenue. He reports prosperous
| season.
The National Colored Personal
5 Liberty League gave a testimonial
3 New Years reception Tuesday even
!, ing at the home of Mr.. {. c. Curtis
national organizer, 1872 Carroll street
70 Southeast The affair was largely at
, tended. The officers OF the league are
IL. A Wiles, Iowa, president; L. c
D Moore. Miss. vice-president; Jane:
a H. Jones, D. c., secretary; P. c Hall
e n. J., corresponding secretary; s
; Johnson, Neb., treasurer; c. H. Car
;, ter, Pa. chairman Of executive com
mittee; c. S Cushingbury, Montana
2 chaplain: Charles Vessels, Virginia
SeTveant-at-arms.
5 Washington's spellbinders were dis
a tributed about the country on Januar,
I. Assistant Attorney General w. h
= Lewis delivered the annual emancl
patton day address at Atlanta, Ga.
y Lieut. Thos. H. R Clarke spoke a
e Toledo, Ohio; and Supervisor OF In
dian Schools w. T. Vernon, mad
5 the welkin ring at East St. Louis, III