The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22
Charleston, /.

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!; !, The Ladtess AID of ST., Paul A, M
e.. church VII spe. entertained THE
evening at the parsonage on ;DoanaII
~ street by Mrs.. Barnes and; Mrs.
Cooper. ts5 ~ - y. %ESsfsss''
After all illness Of a month OF
more John Hubank, an old and, high4
" fTeAncted .clttS2n who coitie: It'd
city, about a yeaFago, died at his, res
idence on the West Side yesterday
morning. Funeral services we're held
!at thA residence last pighE&& 7:3a
ahdtstAH retnaIns taken to 1EASingtoil,
Va, ? f6r tnteFmeift.s. Tne'. tfausnters
of the decedent accompanied the Tes
mains. Z; ..:',>4s..r.. ..~1>%,,ss'
\ Mrsa E. " .T,tpaaarldge, of ouinai-
mont. was here during the fatal NJ
ness Of her: father, John Eubank. -
t. Will Carr sustained severe injur-
les BY Alling fsdIks 2a, W agon Tuesday.
JosstR Bss'G$aae Sts Of, Rocig, Hill s.
c., is here on account OF the serious
illness of his brother Robert. ~ ~.
Miss josephine Chambers and Mr..
j. D.%Lewfs Wae quietly married at
the parsona ge!'R Rev w. E: Walker.
They are at h9Yha 10 their friends q.
1910 Hansford street. 49,"
Creole Pptfasstsrra:> Browns, 500
Capitol street E%s -. :'n,.'e.. -
" Mrs Clara Williams entertained
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Lewis, Court street, in honor OF
Mrs: Josephine }Hdrton, of Belpre, O.
lanes BuJaard, the oldest barber
II the city, dfedcsMenday after an ILL
nesst@ofE several sgselas'. ,4sslr.7 Billiard
had been complaining for. some time
but 1T was r! only tn,the pest week that
any fears were entertained for his
recovery. At the time of his death
the only. member. or his immediate
family present was his wife. His
daughters. Miss Sara and Rebecca,
arrived yesterday. COMMUNICATION
has not yet~ibeen:; had with the son,
Charles. hug he ia expected to be pres
ent at the funeral which will 10 held
at the First Baptist church.: Friday
afternoon at 2:3o. O'Clock. |' > '';}}''$
Mrs. Frances Mays entertained a
party of friends; Friday evening COM
plimentary tof,,Mfss: Lewis and MI.
Robinson, Of Weston. An elaoorate
luncheon was serYed. Those partak-
ing. Of her hospitality we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. RUSSELL Forney, Misses lillian
and Bessie Taylor, Maggie spurlock,
Artists Johnson. Stella James, Mary
Preston and T. w; Randolph, Henry
p,,rl,$o - ork" ri 80 -, - az. -
brie. The Chartesfon Gile Club fur-
nished music for TIE occasion. 4@"@.& ~ E
f. +: .ehufSha c95afft streeet, Sc Sc
tween :virginta a4a state,, Sunday, Z, as
follows Sunday school az, .s:s o al.
M preaching at II a.. m: and 1880
p. M. Prayer meeting and class arc
held Wednesday evenings, 49,, -.
Miss H. NJ. James, or sMontg0mery j
was visiting Miss Ada Burke last
week: =. -. - 49, ~ -, =.
" Mrs. S. F. MaEksu OF, montgomery.
was The guest, of friends and relatives
last week. q r.,
Miss Mary Dickersonis improving
from a recent illness. .>.
George williams and j. H.nHardy,
of Montgomery. were. in the city last
week. j.. ~ -. = +
Mrs. Frances MANS has rs her guest
Mr.. Robinson, of Weston. . n
VIM. Walker is i'll at his home on
street. 49,. =, : .,c.et5>%
Hayes Early Is i'll at his residenceE
on Wall street. II
Mrs. Lucy Rice was jill a few dayg
last week. .,-, .-...< i
Mrs. Fleet PorterfieId continues i'll
at her home on State street. .,..
Mrs. Lille Bell Johnson is Ill, aE]
the home of Mrs. Matte Porter on
Elizabeth street 49,. =,
Mrs. j. F. J. Clark continues i'll at
her home on Elizabeth street. |
Miss Ada Rice entertained a few
friends Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Robert Jackson on Sentz
street, the occasion being her BIRTH
day anniversary. : :