The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-21
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John Z. Clafk spent Monday In
! montgomery on bp,siness ..
Robert c. Martin, OF Thurmond
visited friends In che city Sunday,
Miss Mamie Martin was called to
her ,hcme at Rockymount. Va, by
the illness OF Nher. niece.
Miss Bertha Holland is spending
the week at Elksdale on business.
! Miss Lena Rice, teacher at Glen
leane. spent the week end here with
her parents, Prof. and Mrs. II. B.
Rice.
! William Venable. Of Plymouth,
was business visitor TO the city
this week
Eittle Ruby. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward Tuck. Sentx St. is i'll with
,dinhtheria.
Mrs. Aggie Lewis, Sentz ST.. Us
conN alescinG.--
Coronet braids, at Mrs. Brows's
900 Capitol St.
The Art club met with Miss Hattie
Taylor. Court St.. Tuesday evening"
Mrs. Anthony Pate, and Mrs. D. KnoA
were visitors
Mr.. r. A. Ayers. Of Pennsylvania.
and Miss Edna May Dickerson, OF
Huntington. We're united in marriage
in the parlors of Hotel Brown Mon
day evening by Rev. r. r. Downs.
Mrs. Mabel Simpson is i'll ut her
home on Washington st.
Miss NJ. Blanche Jeffcries was
hostess to the Charleston Woman,S
Improvement leagne, Friday evening
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
Baptist Church ! was entertained,
Thursday evening. by Mrs. NJ. 7.
Brooks at her home on Jacobs ST.
w. 0. Terry. Phil Waters and J.
II. Taylor witnessed the opening Of
the base bail season at Cincinnati
Thursday Of last week
Mrs. Emma Hope. of Pittsburg.
Pa, Mrs. Julia Jones. of Paducah,
Ky. and Miss Slaytor, of Lynchburg,
Va, were honor guests at dinner
at the Virginia ! Hotel, Thursday
evening. The subscribers were: Mrs.
G. p. Porter. Mrs. II. B. Rice, Mrs.
G. II. James. Mrs Henry Anderson,
Mrs. NJ. A, Mitchell, Mrs Russell
Forney, Mrs. FtaSces Lowry, Mrs.
Robert Foy. Mrs. Mercer Billiard.
Mrs. Mary billiard. Hlrs. Mary Clark,
Mrs, (. n = Carpes and Mrs. Allen
DeHonney, Sr. Mrs. Porter presided
at the head of the table. which was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and bore repast which was very
creditable to the new proprietors of
the establishment..Ho Holmes and Pack
The funeral of1ku1ert Harden, who
died Saturday night of tuberculosis.
was held at the Simpson NJ. F..
Church. Tuesday, afternoon. Rev. r.
r. Downs. of St. Paul A. NJ. f.
"S"r"h assisted< -. The decedent is
survived by wife and three child
on of tender Years.
~~esLrs. S. Irwin leaves today, for her
home in Lowmoor, Va.
Jas. A. Canpb&l. brigadier; gener-
III Of the Uniform Rank Knights of
Pythias, went to Fairmont the first
OF the week to muster in a company.
Miss Lula B. Edwards, Of Rich
:nond, Va, who has been canvassing
Rumfords Baking Powders in the
city. left Tuesday for Huntington.
Geo w. Claire left Friday to take
,Dosition over on the Norfolk and
Western
Miss Mary Dckerson continues i'll
at her home on Norris St.
The Saturday Bridge Club met
Saturday with Miss r. A Wilson.
The next meeting will be with Miss
Atistes Johnson on Washington
Court.
'Adolphus Brown spent last week
visiting different points in Virginia.
A Benefit Social was given Fri
| day evening by Misses Hazel Lucas
| apd Esther Fulks at the home of
| the latter for Miss Mary Dickorson
A neat sum was realized. The
! Carnation Club donated $3.50 tow
ards the benefit.
Mrs. Ala Inughosn entertained
at dinner Sunday at her home on
| Washington Court in honor Of Miss
Lula Edwards, Of Richmond, Va.
The Married Ladies Whist Club
! was entertained by Mrs. Chas
Stephenson last week
Walter Hanks, of Detroit Mich.
was called to the city by the death
OF MS brother Edward Hoffman,
/ Walter Hale, Of Roanoke, Va, is
in the city for an indefinite stay.
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