The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-09-10
-CLARKsBURG.

Elizabeth Wilson, are yls- |
iting the formers daughter, Mrs. ..
Jos. Lottier. in East. LiYerpoo COL. Ohio,
. Mrs. Malinda Banks, OF Pittsburg.
is visiting relatives here. -,
Mrs, Myrtle Sedwick and children
and Mrs. Mary Ogden have returned
from a pleasant visit to Tsrre Haute
and Indianapolis, Ind, .4 Nh
NJ Samuel, Coyington. an aged citizen,
died suddenly last Wednesday, morn
ing Of, heart trouble 4IIia death;
while not wholly unexpected came
as q great shock, He is survived byl
q Wtfetand- one daughter. Katherine.
The funeral occurred from the rest
fdence, on Monticello avenue. Anita,
LODGE K. of P. had charge of the3
remains. Mr. Coyington was, mem
Der of Pride A. M. E. church, and BY
thrift and earnest industry leaves his
family well cared for ~ y. e, r
Miss Maud Davis spent Thursday,
An the city. She was accompanied
home by DR.. +. R. Whipper. y
The B. w. Arnett Club met at the
home of Mrs. M. w .Grayson, Mon
day evening. r.. - =.
Mrs. Annette Turner has returned
to her. home at Lexington, KY, after
a pleasant visit here ,s.'.' :, =
Miss Carrie Hairston has returned
to Parkersburg, after spending six
weeks here in the hair business with
Mrs. M. W.. 5Grayson: =" -. r.
A very pleasant meeting of the st.
Luke's was held, Tuesday evening,
and six persons were initiated into
the mystery Of the order. Mrs. Hayes,
OF Richmond. the commissioned dep
uty, has succeeded In arousing, a new
interest in the work since her stay
here.
Prof. j: w. Robinson returned,
Friday; from Fairmont, where he at
tended Teachers Institute. D.. 81
George Allen of Wheeling, was
shaking hands with old friends here
last week. ..<
- Miss Morgan, of Athens, Ohio, is
the guest Of Miss Laura Jones.
: Miss Byrd Rome is able to be out
again, after a severe attack of asth-
ma. .'..''
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nowlin and
relatives and friends -.
School opened Monday with an en-
rollment of $50, another teacher ad-
ded, and another year added to the
high school,. ALI the teachers have
entered upon the work with renew
ed interest and anticipate an excel
lent tGrm. of work e.,
VIM. Banks and daughter Lola, Of
Charleston, have, been visiting hisI
sons, Fred and Miles Banks. z. $50 4
~ A very pleasant oMting for sThars&i
day has. been arranged by w. s.
Kearney Court of Calanthe. The;
outing will be on the old fair
grounds. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lark Green enter
tanned at dinner, Sunday evening, I'M
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs Nowlin, Of
Wheeling. ,......''-
Mrs. Grace Lomac is visiting in Co.
lumbus. Ohio. 49,,
Wednesday, night, Mr.. and Mrs. P ;.
H. Lowry gave a reception at their
nome. In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. lowry, who were married at six
O'Clock, Wednesday morning, at the
brides home, at Institute, and ar
rived in this city in the afternoon.
They were met at the depot by
party of friends and driven to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Lowry.
The house was beautifully trim
med, the colors being blue and
green. The bride and bridegroom
received their friends In the parlor,
and were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Biglow. Mrs. Alex Hender-
son presided at the coffee table, as
sisted by Miss Hattie Washington.
MTs. Lutte M. Tuck presided at the
punch bowl. Mrs. r. A. West and
Mrs. James Webster presided at the
supper table, and were assisted BY
Miss Mead, Mrs. Mead and Misses
Amelia and Fife Lowry% Miss Cora
Jackson was at the registry in the
parlor. Miss Emma Ruffln. presided
at small table and cut the BRIDES
cake.
Those attending the reception
were: ~.
Miss Hattie Washington, Mrs. Kate
Smith, Of bairmont; Mrs. James
Webster, Mrs. r. A. West, Mrs. Lutte
Tuck, Miss Laura James, Miss Ad-
dine Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hender-
son, Mrs. Anna, Meade, Miss Cora
I Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Strange.
Mrs. Oda Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Nowlin. of Wheeling; Miss Beu-
lab Smith, Of Fairmont; Miss Amelia
Wilson, Miss Cornelia Meade, Miss
Mary Jet, Misses Florence and En-
ma Rufin, Mrs. Anna Freeman, Mrs.
Stella White, Mrs. A. Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Grayson, DR.. I. r.
Whipper, Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop Tur-
ner, Miss Villa Lee, Mrs. James
Hayes, F. Hayden, Rev. and Mrs. G,
w. w. Jenkins, w. B. Ruffin, r. D.