The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-09-09
CHARLESTON

Bluef1eld Golored Institute, spent
Wednesday here on his return from
.Clarksburg where he attended the
meeting Of the principals Of the state
normal schools. -
J. Miss Mable Brady and Miss Rob
inson, teachers at the BlueReld Col
sored Institute, were guests Of Miss
Fannie Cobb this week. Both ladies
were returning to Blueheld to resume
their work.
Miss ,Pidgie Whitaker entertained
Lat dinner Tuesday evening, Misses
Brady, Robinson and Cobb.
+ j. M, Ha2elwood was at Hunting
ton yesterday on business connected
Elwith the Pythian Mutual Investment
Association, ofTwhich he is treasurer.
l. Grand Chancellor l.. o. Wilson re-
turned to Weston Sunday, to which
|.place he had previously moved the
books, records, etc, Of the Grand
Chancellor's office.
7 Mrs. Annie f. Davis has been au-
thorized by Mrs. VIM. M. o. Dawson,
president Of the antituberculosis
league, to organize clubs and leagues
among the colored people.
Walter Williams has returned from
a trip to Detroit.
|
liam Daniels entertained a few friends
at the formers home on Lee street
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Stephenson met with a
painful accident last week, by getting
her foot severely scalded.
' Harry P. Steward is i'll at his room
at Hotel Brown. >H!'TMIM
Gilbert Beane was called to his
home at Roanoke, Va, Monday.by the
serious illness of his mother.
| A. G. Brown, instructor In drawing
at Institute, passed through the city
Tuesday, returning from Saginaw,
Mich, where he spent the summer.
Rev. Seames has returned from a
visit to- relatives at Buchanan, Va.
He was accompanied by Rev. Booze.
Mrs. E.: M. cambridge, of Quinni-
mont, and Miss Mary Eubank were
guests of Mrs. Mary Lewis last week
Junius Mason is ill at his home on
North Rand Street.
Harry Caul, Of Goshen, Va, is Wis
iting his uncle, j. p. Caul, Of North
Rand Street.
Mrs. Sarah Gallon is visiting rel
atives at Buchanan, Va.
Rev. and Mrs, R.. w. Christian, of
Akron, o., are visiting their cousin,
Miss Eva Gallon, West Charleston.
Mrs. Malinda: Ford, Of Ashland,
KY, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Amanda Campbell, attended a
family reunion at Union last week.
Miss Viola Dorsey, Of Columbus,
O., has gone to Stuart to take charge
Of school,.
Miss Clara Jarrett and little grand
son left Monday for a few weeks
stay at Lewisburg. -.
We fill ALL orders for hair goods
Mrs. Brown, sc 20, Capitol, Street. ,
Miss: Alpha Brooks leaves Satur
day to take ,chargs of her school a.
Handleybr: ~. oi,
Mrs Mary Dawson and daughter
have returned from a trip to- Pitts
burg. 80
A +" MRS. Short after spending severa
weeks here the guest Of her sister
Mrs. S. D. CoWser, has returned tc
hGr home at Rock Hill, S. G.
Miss Mamie Crump leaves mex
week for Columbus, o., to take {
course in Embarrassing and chirop
ody.
Mrs. Willard Ulens is visiting rel
atives in Detroit, Mich
Mrs: Ida Ttnsley died Friday after
two days illness. The funeral ser,
vices were held Sunday afternoon al
4 Simpson NJ. E. church.
IL Miss Carrie B. DeHaven left las
81 "Wednesday for Wilberforce, o., where
she will attend school.
III In honor of Miss Dorsey, Of Col
umbus, o., hay ride wasl given
Thursday evening by a party Of
young people. The party consisted
OF the following: Misses Ora War
rem, Dorsey, Lillian Taylor, Bessie
Taylor, Lucinda Williams and Mary
Preston. Messrs. Jas. Preston
Henry Smith, Noble Mitchell, Tru
man Randolph and Randolph Irving,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Preston and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Tourney.
Edward James has returned from
a visit to Columbus, o.
j Misses Ruth Rice and Nettie FL
lot are spending some weeks in Chi
cago, Ill.
\ Miss Matte Hackley Is visiting
friends In Columbus, o.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson is Ill at her
home on Washington Court
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burke have
as their guest Mrs. f. James Of Geor-
gia. IT n
Miss Ida King has returned home
! from a visit to relatives In Pittsburg,