The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-07
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& Mrs n; \ Ia ! s who; was
the hohday 2gaest OF Mrs. fMxyme
Alin9ey at Cipcinnxti; retufned to
The city last night. :
Miss Mary IL Williams. tescher
at CoyinEton.. Va. has returned to
her school after d weeks yi6it here.
Nj. and Mrs. James Fnrd, Rho
were ynletide guests $of their mSther
Mrs. Malinda Campbell; returned,
Friday to th3f sdoanes at !'Ashlap.
|a The Won1en;S Loyal Union WAS
entertained Monday even Ing. by Mrs.
H, Bs Rice; at which time the aele-
gates 10 the Federation at Hughes
ton made their report -. W. 1%% {,
Saturday night. q few, friends Of.
Miss Hazel Lucas gathered at: her
residence and spent the, evening very,
pleasantly playing whist !, Z; <'
ia The matinee dance. J annary let
at the X. Of r. Hail; although iRt:
formal and, hastily gotten up. was;
one OF the most enjoyable; affairs or
the holidays. A large number, OF
young folks was Ina Attendance who
were loath to leave. at the closing
honr. ~ ..s,.1 =, -. s,..s& { =
s. DR.. and Mrs. r. L.: Jones and little
daughter came In yesterday from
Washington where they Visited their.
parents rand other relatives; during
the holidays. ~. " ;. - ~
:. Minnie Truss, OF. Raymond City,
was brought toy the city, Monday
evening OH the Kanawha and Mlchi-
gan train, and taken to- the Charles
ton General. Hospital: :. STE Was
handling a revolver at her home at
RaydeRdg City when the gun ssH as
discharged, the bullet entering her
side and. ranging upward. ..,.->. -,sz +.
"a ~ The Ladies Aid Of st. Panl ID. E.
GAdEeh vi lsmeet 6hight at thespar-
sSAage. s DdhNa freet and swill
~ enteatafaed Bs sophia Spen- \
GER and Mrs, Fannie 2sAtlett. Nf,s + 7
X.sRey.. ", %. Walkers spastor sS&. st.
Paifr 4 IT. :E Church has returned
from Boone's Mill, Va, where be
WAS called soh account OF the illness
father and reports that he left him
much improved. .%."-, .s'-.y ;. 81
MIR VIM. E. Foy, and Miss Alma
Spurlock were united In holy wed
lock on Monday night. Jan. ,4th; at
the A. M. E. Church parsonage by |
Rev. w. E. Walker. .>......E KIM,
The official Board of ST. Paul A. !
Al. E. Church met on Monday night !
and arranged for a Tally on the 4th |
in February to raise money
TO build q parsonage and Sunday !
School room. -. <s~t:: !
5 The committe .&ppointed to. ar
range Tor Che :reorg8nisation of the
Y M CT A. is requested to meet Fri% !
day night at 1880 In the Advocated
Qffiees X 5Of,,P building, 49,. MI Il
I. ? Miss, .Aristis! Johnson was a guest
Of Miss Lula James at Huntington. '
the holidays. e So. a |
Miss Mamie Hopkins spent Seve-
raj days in Huntington last week
visiting srtsn y : ~.
!, Mrs, Josephine Chambers. of Eek |
man. was thds guest of her mother
Mrs. Geo. Cough, on the South Side
during the holidays; -. = -, 1
Miss Lillian Byrd was the -guesti
of relatives in st. Adams last week
r Miss Hazel Jackson, OF Alexandria
Ind, Is In, the city. the guest Of Mrs.
VIM. Holmes. -.
Is Miss Sallie Hale delightfully."- en- !,
tertained a few friends Friday eve
ming at the home OF Mrs. Anna F. |
Davis The following menu was SER
we'd:
- Grape Fruit
Cherries Olives
-. -: Chicken Salad I
Saratoga Chips Lettuce Sandwiches
=. Bisque Ice Cream
Balls Assorted Cakes
H.. ~. Wine -.
Mics Valera. Board spent the hoii-
DAYS. visiting friends, in Eagle. II
Miss CordeHa: Wanzer had as: her
g;:est last. week Miss Cassie .Bess'
Of Middleport, Ohio. -, =
=. Ernest Lee, has returned to the
city, after a, long absence. -. -:
? Chas, Starks and, daughter, fran
ces Of, Pon1eroy, o.; were the guests
of his son. B. r: starks, at bis home
on South Side, last week. .