The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-09-05
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On Or about the, 18th Mrs. O., H..
James, .raS Summers ST., will have
ten newly furnished rooms for the
accommodations Of dodgers. .....-.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lOUH6r6. r.
IN IA 81 & f--t--t--s 4 W ~: a., =.
=. eFd, led lpGt and lunches at Mrs.
> Frank Brown's, 400 Shrewsbury St.
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AIRS. Ida Scotia visiting friends al
MtsssakSta rbop lis, week. =. -
Mrs. %Jenuia JG1ews is spending the
week at 4iddleport, O., with triends!
Mrs NJ. V.5Woodley returned Friday
from ten days Visit in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs, II, H. Huskins, left
Saturday for Caution, O., to attend
the Letter Carriers Convention, Mr..
Huskias representing the carriers of
this city. g.. "s r. T.. >N."'
R.NC; Simmons, editor of the Ma.
tonal Review, ofsNew York, spent a
few days share laat week the guest OF
Mr.. ana Mrs, FS.5tW. Starks. -. .
Assistant Law Librarian J. Arthur
Jackson has so: far recovered from
his aEecent% illness as to be able to
leave his room. = - >...:.
A party of about eighty composed of
members Of, the two K. OF p. Uni:
form. companies. First Regiment X.
OF P: band, Clipper base ball club and
others left early Monday morning for
Louisville Ky.-to attend, the Sunreme
Lodge and Encampment. T.. -.
Mrs. G. e. Mitchell, Of Institute,
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs r. l..
Jones Tuesday. ~
Miss Ella Page returned T,hursdev
of last week from Atlantic City.
DR.. H.. F. Gamble and daughter.
Kathryn returned Saturday from Ral-
meeting of the National Medical as.
ISOLATION, being Joined there by his
daughter, who spent the week preyious
at Atlantic City. ID,
Miss. Esther Fulks plans to leave
next week for Pittsbure. to take the
courset4 Hi technical dressmakine in
the Carnegie, Technical schools. y
J..C: CanlRbell has returned to his
duties IN, the CENSUS bureau at Wash
ington, after spending two weeks very
pleasantly here&with his parents.
Miss Irene Jackson has issued inyi.
tations to q juvenile party at her
pesttenre "Wednesday of Hext-week.
notwithstanding the Threatening
weather, a good crowd attended the
annual picnic Of the Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY. at st. Paul A. M. E. church given
at Glenwood park Monday afternoon.
The Imain attraction of the afternoon
was the base ball game between the
Charleston Boomers and the Kama
wha Valley White Feet. After nine
hard fought innings the score was S to
I'M favor Of the Charleston Bloom
ers. ,f,u:~ ",l,.r ps...,.- ... - j.: ,
Rev. w. e. Walker and s.. p. West
held. the first quarterly meeting and
communion service for the newly er-
ganized A. M. E. church Sunday morn
ing and afternoon at st. Adams which
was great success.
Mrs. G. P. Porter entertained at
her home on Elizabeth street Midday
evening Of last week complimentary
toEMrs. Annie Hensley, Of Chicago,
MISS Sarah- Bullard, or Washington,
MISS Gertrude -Ht}der, Of Huntington,
ana Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Mrss Por-
ter Is an Ideal hostess and the eve
ming was very pleasantly spent by her
guests.
MIS-. Samuel II. Johnson has re-
Iufheu nome from union, where she
spent 1ne summer with her mother.
Mrs. Fredda Pannell entertained at
dinner thursday evening Of last week
MIS-. -Ellza Ir1gg, OF Norfolk, Va, Mr..
ana MIS-. :Graham' OF New YORK; Miss
Eva Parrish OF Akron, O.; Mr.. Don
Williams, or Montana, Mrs. d. Tolliver
MISS D. burks, MRS. Shortes, Mrs. w.
1ohes' MIS- Callle FettlgreW and Z.
Mlnters. ..~
NMrs' Hattle Lucas Is III.
.-"Hl1ss -E1aioa Dllla[o mas returned
AronI "4eellhg "here she visited her