The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-07-18
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Browns cafe will open tia doors to
the public Tieaday, Jul 2233rta.- =
WANTED Twenty girls pretty.
shapely and good tdrssaers,; Nto assist
In Grand CEREMONIAL Session OF the
Independent Dramatic Order Knights
OF khorassan, Tuesday July a0th. Good
pay. Apply at thef old X. ofgP. haI,,
corner OF Washington and Summers
streets at $500 O'clock sharp s NJ
Mrs. King Jackson has returned
from pleasant weeks VISIT with
friends at the w. va Orphan Home,
and Industrial school. % - So
Sherman, Watts, OF Natural Bridge,
w., Is the guest Of his cousin, Mrs.
Mary Lewis. :, &Ia, ~.
,,Junius. Mason just before leaving
tuesday TO I'LL the position Of chef at
the Cold Sulphur Springs had his hand
severely cut. .E>2.I.: AsEE%'< M
Misses Ailene Irving, Rebecca Carr,
Minnie Cooper; Rhoda, Banks, Cassie
mitchell and Adolphus Brown, Russell
forney, Charles Preston, Arthur Jack
son and Willard 'Huelin composed the
party which took a delightful trip
down the Kanawha Wednesday eve
ming. Mrs. Mary lewis and son were.
guests OF Columbus, o., friends Sun
day. 49,. .--..-'... 0-.I% s.. :
Mrs. Eliza James, Of Columbus O.:
who is here visiting her son, c. H.
week. =, - -.
Misses Cordelia Wanzer and Inez
Campbell spent Sunday at Middleport
and &Pomeroy, O., visiting friends.
Miss Rosalind Friend, Of Institute,
spent the first Of the week here the
guest OF Miss Ollie Meadows. ''>
Miss Mary ~Eubank, instructress in
sewing at the w. Va. Colored Institute
10 seriously III. at her home on the
West Side. - .. 80 - ~ ... -,
! Miss Nettie Elliott has returned
from Pittsburg where she was the
guest OF her uncle for five weeks. She
reports a pleasant stay in the Smoky
City ... - -. 80
Monday morning along Piedmont
road the horse, attached to a buggy,
In which Charles Carson and william
toy were riding, became frightened
anu threw them both out. They sus-
tanned several painful bruises.
The Ladies Aid Of Simpson M. &c.
church was entertained at the par
sonage by Mrs. J. w. Waters last
week. Miss Annie Long presided and
the meeting was extremely interesting.
A number of new members were tax
en- into the organization. T.,
The week beginning July 29th ia
being looked forward to with increas.
Ing interest by. Charlestonians and
preparations for the reception Of; the
Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias,
Grand Court Order of Calanthe and
the meeting Of the physicians and,
surgeons go On apace. Dr. Gamble,
who is the moving spirit in the doc
tors meeting, informs US: that the
presence of DR.. J. e. Hunter. Of Lex
1ngton, KY, is assured and that sew
eral capital operations will be per-
formed by him at the local hospital.
Z Every department of Simpson NJ. e.
church has greatly improved under
the passionate of Rev. J. w. Waters.
who is very much pleased that friend
ly relations have been. re.established
among all the members. ~ ~
MISS Sarah Brown is visiting Miss
Charlotte Campbell at Union. -
Miss Virgie Keiffer, of Madison. has
arrived in the city to conduct a dress
making department in connection with
the millinery establishment Of Fulks
& Bailey.
July 4th Mr.. Clint Harris and Miss
Bertha Franklin, both, Of Rush Run,
'SiN VII 'NU ihA lhSS dl inc pdFSCu-
age by Rev. j. w. Waters
Randolph Irving, who, it was fear
ed, was threatened with, typhoid. is re-
ported as very much improved by his
physician. III
BY the removal of the Wachovia
club from the K. of P. building DR..
b. A. Chrichlow has been able to Sc.
cure the room adjoining his Office and
has fitted 1t up very lavishly for the
reception Of his patients -.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Mitchell, of Insti-
tute. ARE guests Of DR.. and Mrs r. L.
Jones -. 49,! ....:
Mr.. Edward Webster and Miss Katie
Powell were married on the 10th inst
by Rev. j. w. Waters at the M. e.
parsonage.
Several new and original attractions
have been prepared for the entertaitl-
ment of the Tyros at the Dokey IN
stitution Tuesday the both, including
fine vaudeville artists at great ex.
pense. Every act is new and original
and no expense has been spared to
please the audience. Fifty Oriental
dancers head the list, followed by the
bareback riders noted for their con-
tortion, distortion and general ability
to control the Royal Beast, which will
be shipped from the New York Zoo