The Washington bee., 1912-03-09

tions filled right. He wants results
Neither you nor the doctor will be
disappointed If your prescriptions are
hlled at the drug store OF Board &
MCGUIRE, IoIzH I4th ST., and 9th
and You SITS. n. w They employ
four graduates IN pharmacy, skilled
and experienced, and you get the re-
suits IN perfect service.
Miss Matte Z. Bowen is quite i'll
at her home, o6I Florida Avenue, n.
w.
Mrs. Parks, Of Fifteenth and You
streets. entertained for Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Williams last Friday, with a
luncheon.
Mr. VIM. H. Lewis, Assistant At
torney General, spent last Sunday in
Wilmington, Del, guest of DR.. and
Mrs Ebert
The funeral of the late Mr. Buck
uer, OF 1925 18th street, who died
last week, took place Saturday after
noon last.
Mrs. Robert H. Terrell has return
ed from the East, having delivered
addresses before the students of Rad
cliff College and Boston Latin School
while IN the old Bay State
Miss Tessie Lee entertained last
Saturday for Mrs Bert Williams.
Mrs Ralph w. Tyler entertained
her card club last Thursday after
noon.
Mr. Henry c. Tyson entertained
with stag dinner last Saturday
evening, at his home in K street
A movement IS afoOt to give a ban
quet in honor of Prof. Geo. w. Cook,
of Howard University, in the near
future
Prof Brawley entertained the
Short Story Club last Monday even
ing.
Mr. James W. johnson. American
Consul at COrinto, was in the city
for couple OF days last week on
official business. He sails for his
post in the next ten days.
Miss Matte + Brown is seriously
I'll at her home in Florida Avenue
Northwest
DR.. James Z. Shepard passed
through the city Ell route North We'd
nesday morning.
DR.. Booker T Washington went
East last week on business.
Bishop Alexander Walters left the
city for New York Monday evening
lie has been in the city for several
days
DR.. J. w. Morse is about tired of
deer" hunting, and has decided to-
offer his best cream and soda to the
public at surprising prices, He wears
q smile that will not come off.
Miss Gladys Harvey. who has been
III with pneumonia. under the profes-
sional care of DR. John R. Francis, is
out of danger and will no doubt be
able to be out shortly.
Don't fail to attend the greatest
musical event of the season. Friday
evening, March p, at g p NJ, at the
Howard Theater The Washington
Conservatory Choral Society, direct
ed by Mr.. Harry A. Williams.
Mrs. J. c. Napier entertained at her
beautiful home last Wednesday after
noon from until T. NJ.
Mrs DOllc Baldwin, who has been
indisposed for the last week, Is out
again.
Miss Gouevia T.. Maxfield spent
Thursday in Baltimore, the guest OF.
friends
Miss Jessie c. Mason. of The Bee
staff. who has been sick, is out again.
The Bee IS the peoples paper. Why
don't you have it sent to your home?
Attorney Robert l.. Waring. of the
local bar, and author of "As We See
It" was married last week to a vervl
accomplished lady. They left the city
on a bridal tour. When last heard
from they were in Pittsburg, Pa.
John Grim, of this city, is visiting
Miss Elizabeth Mason, in Boston,
Mass
Rev. J. H. Burks has returned to
Roanoke, Va, after a pleasant stay IN
this city.
Miss Mary Worth, of this city, is
visiting friends in New York City
w. Calvin Chase, Jr., and Maurice
Thomas, visited Baltimore Monday
last
Many WaShingtoniaus attended the
show. "My Friend From Dixie" in
Baltimore, this week.
Miss Jeanette Varnes, of this city,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard McCard during her stay in Ger
mantown, Pa.
Misses Irene Clements. Lucy Smith
Ida and Grace Birch, OF this city, were
bridesmaids at the Birch-Tull we'd
ding on February p, in PoCOmOke
City, \.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Isaac Brown, of
Manchester, Va, spent a few days of
their honeymoon in this city last
week, visiting relatives.
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
Miss Alice Samson of RaItiD7Ore
Nd, is the guest of Mrs Easley. on
Georgia Avenue Northwest
Miss Alice Terry, of Roanoke Va,
is visiting friends in Vermont Ave.
Mr. Thurman Curtis, of Chicago,
ILL.,. has come to this city to reside
futurely.
Mr. J. Albert Williams, of Savan-
nah, Ga, who has been employed in
the Census Office, this city, is now
connected with one of our leading