The Washington bee., 1912-01-27

disappointed II your pItSCIlpuOIs IL {
filed at the drug store OF Board q
Mcclure, I9I2H 18th 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.
Mr. Frank Turner, late of the Cen
sus Office. has returned to his home
in Indianapolis, Ind.
DR.. J. s. Jackson, financial secre-
tary of the A. NJ F. Zion Church,
passed through the city Saturday
night en- route to his home in Phila-
dclphia He had been attending the
Zion Bishops Council at Fayetteville,
~ G. DR.. Jackson received much en-
courag cement in his race for the Bish-
oprIc at the hands of the present
members of the bench during the sit
ting of the council
The Saturday Night Whist Club
was entertained last week by Mrs. x.
w Thompson at her home, 1904 5
Street Northwest. The previous
week, Mrs J. f. Buckner, of the
Cameron, was the hostess. Tonight
the club will meet with Mrs Eunice
B. Clancy 1910 Eleventh Street
Northwest
Former Recorder John c. Dancy
has returned from Fayetteville. \. c,
where he attended the Bishops COuu-
ell of the A. NJ. + Zion Church. He
delivered a series Of lectures while
IN North Carolina
Mr.. ]. T. c. Newsomc Is planning
10 locate IN Kansas
Mrs, Isabel l. Lacey OF the
Treasury Department, IS confined to
her home 1923 Swami Street, with an
attack ot Ia grippe.
It Is said that Major Arthur
Brooks could have been appointed
Military Attachc of the United States
at Monrovia. Liberia, had he been
willing to accept the post
DIR. 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
a smile that viii not come off.
Theater managers would do well to
put a quictus ON that gang of hall
grown ymue men, who make The Iue
of respectable patrons miserable by
their noisy demonstrations and silly
chatter throughout the show Peo-
pie who cannot conduct themselves
in am orderly fashion should not be
permitted To- remain IN any talater
and spoil rhc evening for those who
want tn hear what Is being said ON
the stage.
The CoIorcd Citizens Northeast
Association judurscd the candidacy
ot Dr J. r. Wilder for delegate TO
the national convention at its meeting
last Monday night.
Air. James Y. Hackney. of the Ma
rlnc Hospital Service. has been Wis
itiug friend, I'm Raleigh. \. c. He
saw many signs of prosperity among
the colorcd people of the odd North
State"
Dr Charles %. Shepard. the sue
cessiul physician of Durham, n. C.,
and brother of Dr. James f. Shepard,
and Prof Pearson arrived I'm the city
Tuesday morning from Durham, \.
C.. en- route for New York. DR..
Charles Shepard l. one of the pleas
ing and entertaining young phys1-
clans ol the South. While I'm the city
he and Prof Pearson were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Lee, 1903 T
Street Northwest
They met at Dr. MOrses Gem Drug
Store and saw themselves in front of
that beautiful fountain, 10th and /
streets Northwest.
Miss Lillian Gray has returned to
her home in Philadelphia after an en-
ioyable visit OF three weeks In this
city and Leesburg, Va.
Mrs Gertrude Thomas and daugh-
ter have returned to their home in
West Chester, Pa, after a pleasant
visit to this city.
Mrs. Mary Dorsey, OF 1920 W. Ca
rev street, Baltimore, announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Carrie Dorsey to AIr Robert Emonds,
of this city The wedding Is to be
next month.
Mrs. r. II. Lewis and Mrs Narea
Roper, Of 700 Howard Avenue, Ana
costa. entertained a bridge party of
three tables Wednesday afternoon. in
compliment To Mrs Simpson, of
Brooklyn, \. y.
Mrs. r. F. Taylor and Mrs. Estelle
Coleman have returned to New Ro-
Chelle. n y after an enjoyable stay
of several weeks IN this city with
friends
Miss Rose Williams has returned
10 Boston after a pleasant soJourn in
this city.
Edward Jenifer, formerly OF this
city, but now residing in York, Pa,
Is in Palm Beach, Fla
If YOU want hot soda. don't fail tC
call on Dr. John ". Morse, 10th and
L streets Northwest.
Messrs. W. Calvin Chase Jr.. Vim
cent and Maurice Thomas. spent last
Thursday evening in Baltimore.
Chris. Perry. of Philadelphia. Pa.
spent a few days in this city recently
Mrs. R l. Middleton. with her two
children in company with her cousin
Miss Bessie Thomas, of Jersey City
left the city Sunday afternoon las
for Richmond, Va, where they vii
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. I
Johnson, during the next fifteen days
Mr.. St. Julian Stevens is again a