The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-02-14

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-, Mrs Alice Bacchus, who. has been
II tor a number, Of, months, died
sunday OF dropsy.r', The, funeral was
conducted at the First ( Baptist
church by Rev, j. Euian, Bullock : >,%FT
Little Mildred Randolph and Prin-.
cess Stewart are III with typhoid fe-
! J. II: .Noe,l, OF seweli, was a bust IL
ness; visitor In the city Friday of last
week. -. .'.,..,. -; -, =, -. -. ~,
MRS. Romaine Burkes, was serious
~ burned last Saturday. The cloth,
ling Of her little daughter, Elizabeth,
was ignited in some way and in at
tempting to-. extinguish the flames, :,
Mrs. BurNes, as well as the little girl.
was burned. ~. 80,
T The Woman's Loyal Union met
with Mrs. j.. P. Caul Monday night.
lee program WAS we'll rendered and
a most delightful time was enjoyed
by all. The hostess served REFRESH
ments after the business Of the ses-
sion had been transacted. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Abb1e Campbell, of Elizabeth street,
at" which time it is hoped that all the
members will be present -.
A. j. Walker and Lester Bullock.
or Stuart, are in; the city on business.
Miss cal ee.= j oEdan,} an rattendant
at the Weston asylum for the insane:
was here Wednesday, to remove a.
patient to that institution. ... .:
Mrs. D.. w. Butler is slowly recov-
ering from "a SERIOUS illness.
Miss ,'MabeIle' Anderson returned
Saturday from. Huntington, where
she spent the week the guest Of Mrs.
Lynch. ,,~,.,> ..<.,t... ,--.<.~@. -.
Z; cambridge, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. j ohm. A: BROWN is ill with
typhoid fever. ~. :...5.i ~, a.. ..:.i;j !,
We lead dw hairr goodsi ap Mrs.r,
brown, 5O0 Capitol street. - adv.
=: Born to Mr.. and!E Mrs: Chastine
Brown, on Monday of last week a
"A. P. Straughter, of Hinton, was
business visitor erenrriday. ~
Mrs. Eliza, : Bnrks, of Elizabeth,
street, is abe to. be,out after short,
illneSS.:;; -: ~ .Hr9 49, .. -
The Wiling Workers of the Simp-.
son M. Fl, church. were entertained
by Mrs: Woodford at her home on
Jacob street last week. An appe-
t1z1ng luncheon was served.
Mrs. Walter Harris1 has been dan
gerously Ill at her home, but is now
EHery much improved. 81
Mrs. John Campbell was hostess
fThursday afternoon to the ladies, of
Pthe goth Century club.
la& Mr.. and Mrs, James Pages little
daughter, Catherine, has been i'll this
week. -..,~.
+. The friends of Dr.. H. E. Kings
| low Will be glad to learn that he is
recovering from an attack of pneu-
monia. ---
Mrs. Martha Parker: is improving
after an illness of three weeks.
The CHARLESTON Womans Improve
ment, League. was entertained Fri
| day afternoon by Miss Ida W. King
at the home Of Mrs. B. F. Clarke, on
Washington street. After the bust
ness session Miss King served a
dainty lunch followed by ices and
! hot chocolate. 49,:
| <IMiss Blanche E. Campbell teacher
Of the millinery class, is planning to
have the opening Feb. 10th at the
K. of P. hall. Many beautiful crea-
lions In chiffon, straw, braid, and
velvet have been made and Will
doubtless. surprise many.
| Mrs. G. w.. Clair and her little
daughter have returned from Lam
caster, o.
The following report Of collec-
lions was made by captains Of he
Various clubs at the st. Paul A. M.
1 e. church rally Sunday: Rev. w. E.
Walker, pastor; $3.50; w. o. Lee,
4 $4,000; Mrs: Matte Moss, 5000;
Mrs. Lettie Johnson, $685.; e. w.
4 Washington, $1,000; Mrs. S. D.
Cowser, $500; The Ladies Aid So
ciety, $500; Mrs. Maggie Calhoun,
$685.; Miss Bessie 'Fayfor, $735; H.