The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-12
Charleston

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Mrs. Moses Hawkins, on North Rand
|Street, next week. .a.
Mrs. Adolphus Wright left for St.
Alhans Wednesday. to see her grand
mother who Is seriously i'll.
Mrs. S. d. Cowser is visiting her
mother at Rock Hill, s. G.
The Woman's Hospital Association
Will meet with Mrs. Carroll at the
parsonage. Brooks street. Monday af-
ternoon at O'Clock, at which time
lit is hoped all members will be pres
ent. The officers Of the association
are: Mrs. Annie F. Davis, nrcsi-
ld"nt; Mrs. Matte Porter, vice pres
tident; Mrs. S. Spencer. treasurer,
and Mrs. +. c. Brown, secretary.
Miss Lena Rice has closed her
school at Glen lean and is at home
TO spend few days with her parents
before going to Oberlin, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Stewart. for
merly of this city, now Of Norfolk,
va. are the proud parents Of a son.
| Arthur Caul is visiting his broth
err ut Winona.
| Mrs. Woody is ill at her home on
| Hatcher street.
The remains Of Moses Haynes,
who dropped dead at Wheeling, Sum-
day. arrived in this city Monday
evening. The funeral was held at
J the residence of his father on Young
street Wednesday,.
Mrs. E. q. Haynes. OF Columbus,
Ohio, arrived in the city Tuesday to
attend the funeral of her husband.
Mrs. Sophia Hall. Of st. Adams, an
aunt Of the deceased, was also pres
emit
In celebration Of their daughters
birthday, DR.. and Mrs r. l.. Jones
entertained few friends at their
home on Dickinson street, Friday
evening. Among their guests were:
Misses Whey, Green and Clinton, Of
Garnett school; Misses Spriggs and
Cleveland. of the West Virginia Col
ored Institute, and Mcssrs. !. A.
Jackson, Gray, Cambria, BROMLEY
and Nutter.
}. w. White was a business visr
itor at Montgomery last week.
Interesting short speeches were
made at the Business League meet
ing at st. Paul A. NJ. e. church, Mon
day evening. by Rev. Downs, G.. II.
James and James A. Campbell. The
president, f. G. Brown. appointed as
an executive committee to act in con-
junction with himself the secretary
and treasurer, ex-officio members, w.
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Honey. Two applications were act
ed on favorably and it was decided
to meet again at the A. NJ. E. church
Monday night Of next week.
Rev. E. C. Page flied his regular
appointment at the West Charleston
Baptist church Suhday:
The Informal dancesat the X. of P.
hall last night was well attended and
heartily enjoyed, thanks to the eff
forts of Mrs. J. w. Whey and Mr.. ].
4. Jackson. ,
Miss RhoGa Wilson, of Garnett
school, spent the weekend at st. AL
bans with her parents
Resulting from the protracted meet
ings which have been held the past
baptized at the First Baptist church
after the morning and evening ser
vices Sunday. The meetings are
still in progress and will continue as
long as results Justify.
Higgins and Berry are pleasing ca
pacity houses at the Majestic thea
tire this week with their singing.
a Of
and tone, and their songs are always
cncored. The moving pictures are
Keeping UP to the high standard set
by the house and are alone worth the
price Of admission.
Mrs. f. G. DeHOnney was called to
Montgomery Tuesday because of the
illness Of her sister, Mrs James
Johnson.
Mrs. Julia Jones left Tuesday
morning for Louisville, KY, after
having spent a very pleasant visit
with her sister, Mrs. Mary Starks.
The Saturday Bridge club was en-
tertained Saturday by Mrs. Russell
Forney. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Robert Toy on Summers
| street,
Mrs. B. P. BROMLEY spent Sunday
lat institute the guest of Mrs. Maude
Jackson.
The Improvement League gave an
apron bazaar Thursday evening at
| the home Of Mrs. b. F.. Clark.
Bessie Walker is i'll at the home OF
her parents on Wall street.
Annie. the little daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Charles Dunbar, is i'll with
| measles at their home on Washing
ton court.
~ Misses Virginia Cleveland and
Lewellyn Spriggs, Of Institute were
in the city Friday and Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Campbell, Of Insti-
tutc, was the guest Of Miss Amelia
Wjlcher Saturday.
| At the morning hour Of worship at