The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-12-15
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MOST INTERESHvNI1
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. fsh..AAsrh
most interesting social events OF the
year are happening in the Tennessaa
capital now. = + -. ..-I.i.
They are bringing together many
men and women, distinguished nthal
religious, educational, professfonaI
and business life of the race. <;.7s <,;.7EE 81
DR.. ana Mrs. w. A. Lewis ceIe-
:brated their twenty-ffth anniver.
sary on Tuesday evening. They $wefe
married -in-4SS5- at -AeFmansY4alllle,,
Miss, the home of the, bride: and
nave lived and worked successfullY
IN several states before the husband
was advanced to his present poaitt0R
among the general officers ofHthe AZ.
M. E. Church. =, sJ.sl
The couple received mary HafTsG
able and costly presents and; 4 estISa
siderable sum OF money. -: ,,l9,ij. yt5s
Many of the most prominent and
influential men Of the connections,
were invited and present. :,,,s XIX ~
Miss Elizabeth A. Ross, of, Alas
hama, and aME. C ee#Re 4s. 4s; Hal nes.ron..
Arkansas, were married at sEiak Me-
mortal Chapel Wednesday. aUsnif,
at eight O'CLOCK: The IfsH. Il
W Morrow rofdciated. Ga 3.
Hunton and Mrs. W.. A. HunToh, sefS
Brooklyn, N. Y, were >. gerltleman
and matron OF honor RsY.{lGHE.
ford L. Miller, of Haverhill, Il. M sssa. ait.as
was best man and Miss NsthepsJ. i
P1nkard, of Nashville, was !, bridasi:s
maid. :. -, :~s..>;. &A;2 ~ s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes are both
graduates of. Fisk :Universatyt, ana
were classmates. Mrs IJaSngs aIIisass
been a. successful teacher and Y. s sA6.
9. a, worker more .recentlx she
mas held the position of S+s sioaaf
Secretary Of the T.. w. 20. IA. {. 3is; lis
headquarters in. New York City, :3yg.5
Mr.. Haynes is professor OF ,so.cia
ology at Fisk University. Since. his
graduation at Fisk he has studied at
Yale and Columbia. He was for1nsr4
ly one of the three international
secretaries Of the Y. M. c.. A.. ~
The presents the couple received
were many and very useful. Mr..
and Mrs. Haynes will be- at hoIats
January 1st. -
The wedding Of another promi-
nent couple will take place; ois- the
26th Of December. These are PROF..
'W. H. Fort and Miss jamie e. BEN
son. .I.7I !,
Mr.. Fort has been a !succssafuA
teacher in Tennessee for the past
htteen years and he has served AZ
II. e. M. Of the Tennessee Odd Feb
lows for the past rfiYe years. - All
present he is principal of the High
School at Okmulgee, Okla. ~, E4.E
Miss Benson has been the leading
principal of the primary department..
Of the Nashville Public Schools for
the past fifteen years. She iB onaf
OF the strongest women In, the ,ent3xSs.
state and a woman Of rare qualities
and exceptional ability. 49,. ~. !.
Prof. Fort and Miss Benson are
among the most honoEed graduates
or Fisk University and are maut1SEa
of two Of the best families. OF ths,
Volunteer -State--Aftef ISh eli mar
riage they will return to Oklahoma
to reside. ".'.-' ~ rs.- y = =. -. - :
The wedding will be a home aY-
fair and only the most intimate
friends of the principals W1ilsAe, in
attendance. Those who are Ro as.
sist them are Mrs. Preston r. Bur,
rows, Miss Martha Grisham, Miss
Elizabeth Moore, Mr.. P. H. Benson.
the brother Of the bride, Prof. III. Il.
Keith and Mr.. Geo. Fort, the broth.
er of the gr4om. ..,n..li.
Prof. Fort and his BRIDE will re-
main in Nashville until Thursday
morning, after Xmas, when they go
to Memphis as guests at q banquet
given in their honor by the Odd FEB.
lows and other prominent citizens OF
Memphis. They will leave behind a.
host Of Tennessee friends to regret
their departure for residence In Ok
lahoma. 49,. xr.4
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