The Washington bee., 1912-01-27

his home in Richmond, Va, after fill.
ing temporary position IN the Cen
sus Office in this city,
) w. Scott, JOS Mahoney and Sea
Sar ID. LOunes, of Myersdale, Pa, are
visiting in this city
Mrs. Anita Grandier Is visiting in
New York City. n. y.
Harry Mann, of this city, is spend
ing several months III Charleston,
Mr.. Jas. II. w. Howard, of Harris
burg, Pa, IS spending several days
here on business.
Mr.. John T. Collins. of Harrisburg,
Pa, is here on a business trip.
Misses Marion and Hattie Wyatt
visited their parents IN Charlottesville,
/ Va, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Lucas, Of this city,
spent several days in Gordonsville,
Va, last week, visiting Mrs. Kitty
Brown
Mrs Maize Poindexter. Of this city,
spent several days at her homestead
DTs Board and Mcclure, 18th St.
! n w, and 9th and You Streets n.
/ W., continue to treat their patrons in
a manner that continues to draw
them
in Gordonsville, Va, recently.
Mrs. Laura Jackson. Of this city. is
! visiting Mrs. II. Rodgers, in Phila-
/ deipnia. Pa.
Miss Nora Waring has returned to
| Philadelphia, Pa. after d pleasant
visit to this city with friends.
Messrs. Z. Z. Jones and Larry De
laine are now at their homes in Sum
ter. S. c., after completing a success
! full years work in the Census Office,
this city.
A special program will be rem
/ dered by the Washington Conserva-
/ tory of Music at + 80 2. NJ. tomorrow
afternoon at Saint Mouica's Episcopal
! Chapel at their lyCeum, South Capt.
tol and / Street Southwest All are
lwelCOme
Prof J. w Cromwell was in Phila-
delphia. Pa, the early part of last
week
The Bee is the peoples paper Why
] don't YOU have it sent TO your home:
( Miss Bessie Thomas, of Jersey City
who Is visiting relatives and friends
In Richmond, Va, VIII spend several
. days in this city ON her return.
/ Rev J. Holm Powell, OF Brooklyn,
/ y Y. spent a few days IN this city
! last week visiting relatives, while en-
route from Richmond. Va. where he
made q business trip.
! Rev. l. \. Ross was in Atlanta, Ga,
Hast week
/ Mrs. VIM Paunell Is visiting her
parents I'm the South
1E-,I41.r.,-, aud NTT1e
/ sic Thomas are the recipients OF much
social attention i'm Richmond Va
! The moving picture sermon at the
, Lincoln Temple Church last Sunday
/ evening was q success. The church
was we'll filled Prof A. W. Craig
/ handled the machine
/ If you want live paper, have The
J Bee sent to you al once.
Seasons may come and seasons may
| change, but the crowds go on for
ever at the two drug stores of Board
/ & Mcclure, 1921 I4th St. and 9th
land You Sts. n. w. Two places
J Mrs. Jackson and little son Philip,
wife and child Of DR. p. {. Jackson,
of New Bern. \. C., are IN the city,
accompanied by Miss Irene Heron,
of Jamaica. b. w l., visiting the Rev.
I'D. +. Wiseman and family
! Hon and Mrs. w D. Johnson en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday even
/ inc January y, in honor of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. y. W. Mcgowan, OF Kentucky.
! Covers were laid for eight Those in
yited were. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcgowan,
, Mrs. Julia Hamilton, Mr. West Ham
iltou, Mr. William Dulaney and Mr..
/ Henry Heath After dinner the
guests played Pit until a late hour.
( Among those that came later to take
! part I'm the game were Mr.. Gordon,
| Mrs Thomas and Miss jamie Cole.
Prof. John 7. Layton and~ Mrs.
! Lucy A. Blagburn will be among the
| singers at the great fraternal mass
meeting to be held at Howard Thea
ter Sunday afternoon January 2S, at
IS o'clock. The public Is cordially
INVITED to attend
| He was in the West End, and he
was told to carry his doctors pre-
Scription to Dr. Morse, 10Th and L
! Streets Northwest
At Howard Theater next Sunday
iafternoon, at ; O'Clock. A. Z. Wealth
erless will speak for the Masonic fra
Eternity. Hon Henry Lincoln John
4 So
! The Elks will be represented by Mr..
| Robt. P. Rhea as their speaker, and
/ Mr.. J. s. Johnson will do the hon
ors as spokesman for the Knights of
| Pythias. This Will be splendid
!; gathering OF societies as guests Of the
| lIndependent Order of St. Luke All
the ministers ana their congregations
, have been invited to be present.
/ Plenty of good music
! Mrs Julia NJ. Layton will repre-
p sent the Daughters of Gallations and
t deliver an address at the great frater-
nal mass meeting next Sunday alter
. lnoon at o'clock, at Howard Thea
ter All the ladies are especially wei
} come at this meeting.
Don't be persuaded; you will not
have to be, if you try DR.. Morse S
t new cream
| Gone North.
DR.. James z. Shepard, of Durham
t \. c, passed through the city Tues