The Washington bee., 1912-03-30

~ either you nor the QOCIOT VIII De
disappointed if your prescriptions are
filled at the drug store of Board &
Mcclure, 1924 I4th ST., and 9th
and You Sts. n. w. They employ
four graduates in pharmacy, skilled
and experienced, and you get the re-
suits in perfect service.
An invitation was received to at
tend the seventy-fifth anniversary OF
the Institute for Colored Youths
Cheyney, Pa, to be held at Friend
Meeting House, Philadelphia, Pa
Prof Hugh NJ Brown is the princi-
pal Of said school.
Rev. W. A. Taylor, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, OF Newport
News, Va, passed through the city
W lille here he VS. the guest OF At
tOrney Jabez Lee. Rev Taylor called
at the office Of The Bee before leav-
ing the city.
w 7. Vernon and Rev. l. \. Ross
were among the speakers at Sharp
Street Memorial Church in Balti-
more. The local lodges OF Knights
OF Pythias held thanksgiving services
there.
Mrs. Herazette Ryder Rice, OF Lib
erty, Md, has been visiting her sis
ter and mother, Miss Jane and Mrs.
Senie Ryder, Of 1904 L Street \. W.
Miss Comora Carter will visit
friends in Baltimore Sunday
Mrs. Lucy Lewis, of West Virginia,
has been the guest Of Rev NJ ".
Clair during the past week.
Miss NJ Edithe Cooper, who Is the
assistant supervisor of practice in the
Do .
few days with Mrs. II. B. Quander,
of 1928 Georgia avenue \. w
Miss Olive Madello IS in the city q
few days, the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Senia Madello. of 1904 9th St
y. w.
Mr.. Clarence Burke and Mr.. James
Carper, of Baltimore, were visitors TO
the city last week.
Miss Mary T. Baltimore, who has
been visiting IN Harrisburg, Pa, lefU
for her home Tuesday,
DIR. Stephen ! Lewis. OF Harris
burg, Pa, spent q few days in the
city last week.
Mrs. c. w. Posey and Mrs. John
Lovett, OF Pittsburg, Pa, were among
the visitors TO the city who attended
conference
Mrs. Henry P. Payne, OF Pitgsburg,
Pa, accompanied by her little son
Henry Jr.. Is visiting her sister. Miss
Erminie F. Shinn, in this city
Mr.. T. T. Stulze, OF Winston
Salem, n. C., will be in the city in a
few days.
The vacancy in the position OF chief
clerk of Freedman's Hospital, held
until recently by Mr. Harry H Car
dozo, will be filled in a few days by
Surgeon-in-Chief Warheld Miss
Arsine Elizabeth Jones and Mr.. Wal
liam +. Cobb are assistant clerks in
the hospital
Mr.. Abner McMurtry of Burgin
Ky, near Lexington, has succeeded
the late Mr. Shermonte L. Brooks
in the appointment division OF the
Treasury Department.
Mr. Arlington B. CLANCY, OF New
Bedford, Mass, Is visiting his fam
ilv at 1910 Eleventh street n w. He
NAV locate here in the near future
Mr. George II. {. Williams, for
merly of the Armstrong Manual
Training School, and later principal
of a thriving industrial and agricul-
tural school at Bowie, Md, is in the
psychological ward OF the Washing
ton Asylum for observation and
treatment His condition is due to
overwork
Mr.. James NJ. Harrison, Norfolk
popular lawyer, poet and editor, spent
last Sunday in the city.
Washington is to have colorec
ball this summer at Union League
Park, it's said
pr1rv-y,
able sermon last Sunday evening al
ST Luke's P. E. Church taking hi:
argument from the text: Where We
would do good. evil IS always pres
ent." Mr. Clarence Mayo sang the
offertory.
Mrs. Bessie Austin, who has beer
visiting her mother, Mrs s. A Nc
Kinney. left the city last week.
Drs. Board and Mcclure. I4th St
n. w, and 9th and You Streets n
w, continue to treat their patrons il
a manner that continues to draw
them.
Mrs. NJ. z. Beard. Of 1924 Churcl
Street Northwest, entertained a few
friends last evening IN honor OF he
house guest, Mrs. Sharper.
Mr.. and Mrs. J L. Jones, of oOz
Street, entertained a few friend
Tuesday evening TO meet Mrs. Shar
per, of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Sharper, of Pennsylvania, vii
leave for her home Saturday Sh
has had a pleasant stay. and erj0ye
the beautiful city.
The Richards Literary Club met a
the residence of Miss Nunday. 700
N-;,+I, Street N0rrhu-sS- ~, u.
Thursday after the routine OF busi
ness. the club listened to and enjoye
an instrumental solo by Miss Nun
day. which was followed by an essa
by Miss H. J. Moore, on the 'Wor
of Titan" The club was then usf
cred to the dining room. where
very dainty repast was enjoyed by al
Rev. J. P Uragg, of Atlanta, Ga
and Rev. G. w w. Jenkins were tn