The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-01-23
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J MIS-. Est ola Carey. FrAncia |. spent
3 Sunday liSht rip thescity on her way
!. to@2sSTNRtnttgsde, where she Will spend
some %timA Tisitiag her mother. - >. : :.
Mrs: Anats Board. entertained, Mon.
? daay'tat dinner complimentary I'd Mrs.
% s. ,T.;Warren. 'rhe other guests were
MIS-, Alex Courtaey, Mrs. r., M. Hazle.
wood and Mrs. ;chas. Teal, ! E,a .r
Mfa: Warren was the. guest Of honor
{ at dinner given by Mrs. Alex Court!
= hoy, sunday, Y k% a.,$ q 4.
-: Mrs. MARI, sStarks is III DIT her home.
Oh Shrewsbury street, ~ mr. =. 4 ( III,
Dr. J. S. Sessions, late Of, Whining.
ton, Ohio, Is in the city, With a view
Of LOCATING. Tho, doctor, was the, first
physician Of color to practice in this
state, having opened an office here in
$780,. From hare. he went to-, Wheel,
ing, thence to Wilmington, Ohio.
"A. meeting wac held last night at the
K. Of p. hall togmake final arrange,
mepts for the leap Year ball on Febru.
airy, 18th. ~ =. p: ...a ,,.,
Mrs. Cora Campbell has been con
fined, to her home by illness. ~.
Mrs. r.. M, CMpep entertained at
dinner, Tuesday, IN honor Of Mrs. sar..
ali Warren, of Buxton, Iowa. 4. -, :.
Mrs. Jas. Page. was hostess, Thurs
day evening, to the ladies Of the Will
ing Workers Club y -
l. j. H. Robinson, who for number
of years conducted barber shop on
Kanawha street, continues IN very,
d poor health. ~ ~: -, ::
T., Miss Sadie Wiley, who has been the
guest of Miss Jennie Ransberry,, on
Souths1de, left, Sunday, for her. home
in Poneroy, ~, - ~. .'...
Norman Cooper continues i'll at the
home Of his mother, Mrs. Amanda
Cooper, on Brooks street.
MIS-. Fannie Lewis is confined to her
home 10y illness- ... -.
Mr.. lapd' Mrs. Edwin Alien, Of Mid
dleprot,< Ohio. are the proud parents Of
ten-pount boy, Edwin Allen, jr. Mrs.
Allen was formerly Miss Eunice Penn,
aud employed IN the ladies parlor at
the Palace barber shop. p
.Fhe little son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
Fields suffered a severe attack Of chol1-
Ing, caused by whooping cough. DR..
: Gamble was called, and the ''child was
soon relieved H..
MI. and Mrs. Russell Forney have
returned from, Dayton, Ohio, after an
absence Of several months.
/ Mrs. Garland Henderson has been Ill
at her homie, on Bradford street.
Mrs. Jno. Campbell is able to be up,
after a. very serious illness.
Mrs. Almeda Poor is the guest OF
her mother. Mrs. Charlotte Jefferson.
Mrs. Mamie Benan is III at her home
; on North Rand street. =: a.. T.
- The ladies aid, of the First Baptist
church met last Thursday with Mrs. s..
K. Bullock. After the business ses-
sion, the hostess seryed a most de-
llghtfnf menu in Ave courses. Covers
were. laid for1fourteen,
Mrs. Mary Lewis is suffering from
an attack of Ia grippe.
.. Henry Mitchell and Dave Miller have
returned from Pittsburg.
Mis- sAristus Johnson is able to be
out again. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Chambers, of
Washington, D. c., are in the city.
y Latest styles In hair goods at Mrs.
Brown, 500 Capitol street.
Prof, w. H. Davis is i'll at his home
on Court street.
Mrs. Robert Colbert has been con-
fined to her room by illness since last
Saturday.
Mrs. M. l.. Patter, of Ronceverte, is
in the city, the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
RoGt. Colbert.
Mr., and Mrs. G.. l. Parkers little
son, Theodore zig much improved.
The Loyal Union was the guest of
Mrs Robert Moss, at her pretty new
home, on Morris street 80,
Mrs. Robert Colbert is i'll at her
home, on Piedmont street.
Mrs. Thos. Hale is able to be up. 1t
Is hoped that she will soon be restored
to her former good health,
Mrs 8. M. Davis continues to i'm
prove. Her serious illness required
careful nursing and patience Her
physician expects to have her out in
short while.
j. M. Hazlewood is again confined
TO his home by illness.
Mrs. Mary Starks is i'll at her home,
on Shrewsbury street. .....
Mrs. G. II. James was hostess to the
Charleston Wo1nan's Improvement
League, Friday afternoon. A. large
number Of the members were present.
Arrangements for the D. Webster Da-
Wis entertainment were made. Mr.
Davis will speak, February %, at the
First Baptist church. His subject,
"Grumblers," is said to be even more
entertaining than the "Boogie Man"
Mr.. Davis is mitch in demand as lee
turer. His dates being arranged by a
bureau, the league found it impossible
to make date for 1907