The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-09-23
CHARLESTON:

"' Miss" Virginia. GiIhner returned
Saturday from a months visit to rel
atives at Washington, d. c., and
charlottesville, Va.
,. T. G.. Nutter, p. B. Brownley, j. A.
jackson and Jas. b. Brown went to
Institute Saturday, where they play
ed teams representing the Institute
Tennis Club, and were as usual, the
victors
G. A. Jones, a law: student at the
Ohio State University, Columbus, o.,
I spent a few hours here Tuesday en-
route to Institute to visit friends.
DR.. Eugene Dickerson, Of Bite
field was business visitor to the
| city several days the first of the
| week.
P. H. Stewart, of Philadelphia, Pa,
passed through Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henley entertained
at their home Monday evening.
Only, a few intimate friends were
! present.
Cards announcing the marriage of
Mr.. Carey williams, OF Parkersburg,
and Miss Clora D. Butler, Of Column
bus, o., Monday, have been received
by friends in the city. The contract
ing parties were we'll known here,
! both having been frequent visitors.
Beautiful transformation pompa-
dours at Mrs. Browns, 500 Capitol
| Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Daniels, Of
! p1I1o olY ~
mite stay.
! The First Regiment band under
the management of ]. M. Hazlewood,
left Tuesday noon for Mt. Sterling,
Ky. to play four days engagement
for the fair in progress there. Their
open air concert at the corner Of
| Washington and Dickinson streets.
Monday night attracted large crowd
which loudly applauded the excellent
program.
At Simpson M, e. Church the u.s.
ual hours Of worship was observed,
the morning service, was conducted
by one of the. exhorters of the
church. At night Rev. J. w. Waters,
pastor, preached a helpful sermon
from the text, II am thine, o Lord
save me-" The prayer and class meet
lngs OF the church continue to grow
In spiritual fervor and power.
.~ReV. j. w. Waters was a visitor at
| h-" hsi'lnte SATURDAY,.
| The Friday night Aid will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Amanda Campbell
at her residence on Sentz street,
Thursday evening"
Mrs. Helen Farfar'returned Sunday
from Columbus, O.; where she attend
ed the National Baptist Convention.
Mrs. Nina Jackson returned Fri
day where she attended the National
Baptist Convention.
Misses Myrtle Irving and Eva Par
kerp feglstered at the West Virginia
Colored Institute Monday where they
Will take the teachers course. =
| Miss Efie tHanderson has returned
to the, city after visiting; friends In
P1ttsburg several weeks.
Miss Ethel Spriggs spent a few
days last week in the city, the guest
or. Dr. and Mrs. r. l.. Jones. -.
I The ladies of Simpson M. e.
}Church are preparing for Woman's
Day on Sunday. Oct. IT. The affair
/ Will be entirely under. the auspices of
the women of the church and they
are sparing no pains to make it the
]eyent Of the season.
! Richmond Powell, who sustained a
| very painful injury several days ago,
IlS steadily improving
Jones Anderson, Of Cannonsburg,
tPa., is a business visitor to the city.
IHe expresses himself with being very
ffayorabk impressed with Charleston.
! Miss Bessie Payne returned home
saturday from visit to Red Sulphur
fSprings and Montgomery
/ Mrs. Clara Jarrett and grandson,
Robert, spent a few weeks in Lewis
],burg, visiting friends.
I Jas. Carper left Sunday for Ann
/ Arbor, Mich, where he will enter
tschool
T F. d. Cambria made a short visit
| to Parkersburg Saturday.
/ Miss F. G. Cobb attended the Ma
(tional Babtist Convention at Column
{,bus, O.
+ Mr.. Douglas Carter was i'll the first
fof the week.
I DR.. r. l.. Jones spent several days
lat Institute this week, in attendance
upon Pres. J. McHenry Jones, whose
CONDITION is very much deplored by
Fhis hundreds Of friends in Charles
lton.
r James B. Brown leaves the last of
tthe week for Washington to resume
I his studies in the dental department
E!Of Howard University.
l. Mrs. Henry Freeman Is i'll at her
Shome on Sentz street.
T. The remains Of Daniel Brown were
laid to rest in Spring Hill cemetery,
Saturday.
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