The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-20
Charleston.
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T Mrs. ). M. lHazlewood, Mrs @. o.
Lowry and Misses Stella Williams
and Emma Moss leave this evening
for Atlantic City for their vacation
of two weeks. "a, =. = ; ;.
:. Miss Fannie G. Cobb goes to Blue
field ne1t week to assist, In conduct
ing the institute for colored teach
ers. -. 81, : ~ s. 20. IT. :. 4, 4.
Lee Johnson, or Winifrede, was. a
business visitor here Monday. yG>~EE
Miss. julia Brooks, who spent sew.
eral weeks here. visiting her sister,
Mrs. R. l.. Jones, left Monday even
ing for New York, where she will rel
main till the opening Of the Wash
ington schools. ~ Miss Brooks is q
member Of the faculty OF the high
school at the national capital. :
Miss Pidgie Whitaker. and her
house guest, Miss Mary Brady, spent
Monday at Institute the guests Of
Miss Jennie Brown. = e.,
B. p. Brownlev pharmacist at the
Gem, returned Thursday OF last week
from Princeton, N. j., and Washing
ton, d. c., where he spent his vaca-
tion With relatives and friends. p.
L Mrs. Mary j, preston, visited rela-
uyes at Powellton last week. l'
S With the score Off to /, the base
ball game between the Charleston
and Columbus, Ohio teams, Sunday,
at Columbus broke up in row In the
eighth inning. -. o.. .,.'.E'E
Mrs. II. F. Gamble and little son
and Mrs. J. H. Page and little ,daugh-
ter leave tonight; for Buckroe Beach
for a two weeks vacation. They
will <be accompanied as far as Cor
louisville by DR.. Gamble, who goes
to New York to attend the National
Medical Association. . :
= The parade OF the Third Rank and
Dokies teams and Cos. and 20 Of
the Uniform Rank, headed by the
First Regiment Band, was Witnessed
Friday night, by hundreds OF specta-
tors who lined the long line of march.
The Degree teams were the cynosure
Of all eyes and their gorgeous Co.'S
tunes received much favorable COM
Inent. - ..<.. -. ,... =
The funerat of Ellis, the little son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson,
who was crushed to death at the
KanaWha hotel Saturday afternoon,
was preached Tuesday at the First
Baptist church. ~
The little fellow, who was a belt
boy the hotel, attempted to jump
from the elevator and was caught
between the door and floor of the
cage, sustaining injuries from which
he died in the ambulance while being
taken to thef hospital. .s+ -:<.., -,
Mrs Gertrude Golf and daughter
left q nesday for Maysyille, KY for
&C. fo MIS-. Geff g-ruofth r;
GRAND sUhanceiibr w. i. Thorn p ea.o
sis spendin@ two weeks at his home at
Tho mas, visiting his family. !"
Mrs, Helen Farrar will represent
Household OF Ruth No. 1853 at the
B. M. c.; which convenes at Atlantic
City, Sept. l4th. -.
Mr.. M. b. Ward and Mrs. Mary
ELLIS, ofNLynchburg, Va, were in the
city last week. ; ~.
r.. c.. Puggsley, of Boston, spent
Sunday here. s., . ... e..
r Mrs. Harvey Mickens visited
friends ct Hinton, last week.
, Mr. and. Mrs. Austin, of Carbon,
were shopping here Thursday last.
= Miss Ada Bailey has returned to
her home at Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. Ora Campbell, Miss Matte
Anderson, +. M. Carper and Philip
Robinson, Of Institute, leave this ey-
ening for Atlantic City. -
The Ladies Aid society of St. Paul
A. M. e. church will meet with Mrs.
Barnes, on Court street, tonight.
Rev. IS. P. West, D. D., preached
two. very interesting sermons Sunday
at ST. Paul church, and held the last
quarterly conference for the confer
ence year, Monday night. -
: Rev. w. E. Walker, s. P. West and
Mrs. r. B. Walker left Wednesday
for st. Albans, where Rev. Walker
Will conduct a camp meeting for ten
days. r. :,
The trustees and stewards reports
at the quarterly conference of ST.
Paul church showed that 20 members
had been received and $4,000 for
all purposes raised in the past three
months.
A musical entertainment Of un-
usual excellence is billed for Friday
night at the Simpson M E.. Church.
. Last Friday, Mrs. Long, Of Se1tz
street, entertained complimentary to
Mr.. r. Randall, who left the next
morning for Pittsburg.
The Misses Wanzer entertained In
honor Of Miss Mary Brady Monday
night.
Miss Minnie Cureton's friends will
be pleased to hear that she is on the
road to recovery. -
Prof. j. +. j. Clark and G.. II.
James were in Gallipolis last week on
business
Lawyer John w. Chappe1le was in
ont Torn TSN<,r,