The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-07
CHARLESTON

Rev. II. H. Christian, Of Carbon.
terday. ~ : W.
-, NJ. Lakewood returned yester-
Gay from Huntington, where he went
inc flrst OF the week to receive the
transfer or the property recently
\pufchased by the Pythian Mutual In
yestment Association, of which he Is
treasurer. q "
Miss Mabelle Anderson and Eman-
uel+Wood went to Huntington Satur-
oay: 10 spend few days with friends.
-. :. ears Bilen Taylor, who. has been
ht'ols able to be out again ------------.. -.
At their meeting Monday night
with Mrs. Mamie M. Brown. the
Loyal Union perfected ARRANGEMENTS
e. for their public meeting to be held
ON the evening of the 22nd, at which
time Martha Washington program
Will be rendered. Their next meet
ing Will be held with Mrs. j. P. Caul,
Welch street.
Invitation have: been sent to the
members Of the West Virginia Col
ored Institute alumni for their fourth
monthly meeting, Tuesday evening
TINS promises to be the most inter-
; esting meeting yet held. -.-. ...-....
Miss Caroline Rice, who Is teach
Ing at Warrior, spent Saturday and
sunday with her parents, Prof. and
Mrs.' II. B. Rice.
.. John Simpkfns is Ill at his home
on~North Rand street.
.Ihe funeral services over the re-
mains Of the mother Of Mrs. Kate
Colley, OF Huntington, were attended
Dy'- Mesdames M ]. Preston, Francis
Lowry, M. o. Mitchell and Sarah
Dfckerson. Mrs. Colley was a for
!: fiaer resident Of this city and her
many friends here sympathize with
her I'm: her bereavement.
v Mrs. Minnie Harris Is indisposed al
her:home on !Truslow avenue.
MRS. Emma Jackson has been SER
t9nsly Ill for the past week at her
home on 'E11zabeth" street.
Hair goods and novelties at Mrs
BroWn's,, - 500 Capitol street. adv
Mrs d. w. Butler is very i'll at he1
home on >Sentz street. =
Mrs. John Straughter has returned
from Mason City, where she attended
the funeral of her sister.
J.. Mrs. Winston, Of Montgomery, is
~ at the home of her brother, An.
drew Jefferson, Court street.
s.. W.. Starks returned Saturday
from a business TRIP to New York.
:, Juntus Mason Is Ill at lbs home Oh
North Rand street.
-. Frank Coleman, one Of the oldest
BARRIERS of the city, died Monday az
ter an illness Of two weeks. He Is
survived by his wife and five chill,
dren.
j.. w. Marshall is i'll with typhoid
fever at his home on Young street
Mrs. &. H. James very pleasantly
. entertained the Charleston Woman S
Improvement League Friday after
noon at her home on Summers street
Mr.. and Mrs, Commodore Hardys
daughter Leota is i'll.
Mr.. Daniel Ecton Is Ill at his home
on Summers street.
The benefit given at the Baptist
church by the Woman's Improve
ment League Thursday evening wa:
great success. Teh principal fea-
ture Of the program was recita-
tion by Mrs. r. J.. Jones.
. Mrs. Virginia Wade is i'll at her
home on Railroad avenue.
The friends Of John P. Smith will
regret to~hear Of his illness at his
home. Mr.. Smith has been confined
to his bed for some time
Mrs. VIM. Houston is i'll at her
home ,on Elizabeth street.
Mr., and Mrs. j. W. Essex little
daughter Vivian is very ii at their
home on Jacob street with fever.
: Misses Nina II. Clinton and Fannie
&. Cobb attended the entertainment
Of the Kings Daughters at Institute
Friday evening.
-. Dr.. and Mrs. r. L. Jones and baby
Helen were guests of Mrs. J. Nc
Henry Jones, Of Institute, Friday eve
ming. Mrs. Jones went to fill an en-
gagetnent with the Kings Daughters.
An excellent program consisting of
partomimes, solos, recitations and
duettes was rendered. Mrs. Jones re-
cited Soul Of the Violin,' and other
choice selections especially from
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Mrs; 8. M. Davis was hostess Thurs
day afternoon to the Twentieth Cen
fury Club.
Mrs. f. II. Huskins, Of Montgom-
cry, spent Saturday in the city.
The friends of Mrs. Nina Davis re-
greet her continued illness. Mrs.
Davis makes her home with Mr.. Will
liam Hogue on Morris ctreet.
Mrs. Maggie Davis and her little
daughter C1ementina are in the city.
guests Of Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs
Thomas Davis on Washington street,
Mrs. Davis has been visiting relatives
in Virginia She will leave in a few
days for her home in Columbus.
A called meeting of the Charles.
ton Woman's improvement, League
was. held Tuesday evening at the
home ~ the president, Mrs. 3. f
Clarke. 49, r..
Mrs Lille, Chappell died Saturds
afternoon at her home orr Brook,
street, after being confined her be,
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