The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-12-02
CHARLESTON.

MtS. SoHng Wu5pH, VINO 1AS In the
city visiting her aunt" Mrs, b Mary1
Starks. and other relatives. was on
tertained with q card party4%We dnss.i
Fday evening, by Mr.. and Mrs.
FB. r. Etarka$ at their home
On the South Side. Their other
guests were. y MIR, and Mrs. s CSI
o. Lowry. Mr. and Mrs. John Camp
bell, Mr.. and, Mrs. Chas Stevenson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hale, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Haskins, Misses Bessie
and Sarah Taylor. Della Williams,
Virginia Rose. and Messrs. Adolph u.s.
Brown, George Poindexter, Jefferson
and Williams. a1a - 4; 4, ~
Mrs. Mary Thomas. of sentz st.. is
convalescing. %.,E 49, - D
| Pomps, Bangs and Puffs at Mrs
Browns, 500 Capitol st. ;8 Go. I s.
Mrs. Lillian Taylor, who under.
went an operation at the General,
Hospital for throat trouble; is rap!
idly Improving at; her home on Wash
fington ST. * st,%:: %, >. ~ , g *
Mrs Mrs y; w: W W. a is in ddI.ga
this week 5s 5tSS.S;r - H%'s,%SI>,=.'
| Miss. Sall1e Gardner was at :homa
to a. few. friends, r III rBday. evening
! of last week atIAe' residence OF Shff..
and Mrs. Napoleon ardnerH an 1!Nlis-
abeth street, colnpl imentary to Mrs.
Frank Nesbit of New York city:
A five. course luncheon was served
and partaken sol by Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Morris, Mr.; and Mrs. B: F.
Clark, Mr.. and Mra. James Page,
Mr., and. Mrs. ~ 3D.: Gardner Misses
Bessie Payne, Bonnie Mallory, Maud
Woodson, Mary Burks and Messrs.
Joseph and Charles Bur4es. 4 w .}'t> e,
Preston, John Adams, Andrew Nor
iris, and Thomas O. Cennor. Of. Red
Sulphur. fS..'"I. J =. E,r< /?
Mrs Hattie Foster and frankie
Smith served the - Bachelors, Club
with dinner Thanksgiving day at
Brown Hotel. Covers were laid. for
LANES Scott, William Jefferson, G..
l.. Brown, Eugene :, Allen, Joseph
Bowles, Henry Wooster, Lindsay
Alexander, Charles Lewis, Charles
Mlnter and Luther Jefferson. IA six
course dinner, was served. the table
decorations being chrysan hemulns.
They were guests Of James Scott at
the Majestic Theatre after dinner. :
Dr.. G. N. Marshall, Grand Medi!
. cal Register of the knights of Pyth,
las and proaiRaAt physician 81 of
Keystone, was here Friday, en- route
from the Teachers Association at
Montgomery to Institute, where he
spent a few .hours with his sister-in-
I w, j. Heat, hsFassis tantEEle ec,e,tairy
of the I'm. &. a. lBAe6t a fssw shnarS
here Thursday Mr. Trent has just
! paid the regular annualIvisit to the
Y. NJ, c. A.; at Iaatitnte {sand spoke
very encomag fhgly- OF the, religious
l work being done by the young men
throughout the country. "5a.y i" ><$
! Maude Clinton, and her ,Pickaninr
MES are drawing fulh houses nightly
at the Majestic theatDex Il: So: I
! Miss Alpha Brooks,T;G>,. teacher at
Handley, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays here with her mother. a<'<
S. M. Davis, who dis working at
Standard, was here for the Weekend
with his family. e h.: z,;;;;;,,, So So
| Cumby and Matthew'S two Of the
| best commedians and dancers, doing
vaudeville, are booked for the Ma
ljestic next week k. = -, 80 D.
Garland Meadows isnsuffering. with
: asthma at the home of his parents on
Bradford St. - '@:5::. .l.4.,,.. ! .:3,.
Miss Clara Stewart OF Huntington,
was in the city this week In the ins
terest Of the orphans home. +:
! Mrs. Maggie Wilson, Of Pittsburg,
Pa, is visiting her aunt Mrs. Mary
Starks. q, ~ =: =.
+ Prof. W. T. B. Williams, Field
| Agent Of Hampton Institute, Hamp-
ton, Va, was visitor to the city
| Saturday. =. .n.'...'E
Mrs. Sarah Johnson and son, were
the guests of Mrs. Lucy Ferguson at
Institute Saturday and Sunday. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hale enter
tanned a few friends at dinner Mon
day at their home on South Side.
Mrs George E. Wanzer and Mrs.
Jno. Price spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. E. M. Burgess and Mrs. Collins,
OF Institute. '.
James Henderson was called to the
city from Wheeling, because OF the
illness. and death Of his mother, Mrs.
Garland Henderson - .4.TT<r.''," "s~7 ~
Misses Dorothula Pack and Vir~
ginia Warren, Of Hinton, we're week.