The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-11-24
HUNTINGTON.

The social event or the season was
that Of an elegant seven course diff
neF followed by reception given in
honor of Bishop and Mrs. w. B.
D&ktck, of Flushing, N. Y.,s by Rev.
AND Mrs. w. IL. Thomas at their
beautiful home, 1929 Eighth avenue,
Thursday at six o'clock. The deco
rakiops of potted plants and cut
flowers were artisti>ully arranged in
the home. At the appointed hour
the guests were invited to the dining
rdbm and seated at q table, which
presented scene of rare beauty.
The favOrs were white carnations.
Those responding to the dinner invi-
tations were: Bishop and Mrs. W.
B. Derrick, DR.. and Mrs. BrodnaX
and Mrs. Frank White, Of Ports
mouth, O.; Mr.. and Mrs. John Payne,
Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Thurston, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Foes, Mesdames Z
r: Harvey, G. w. Hughes, II. G.
aillard, G. w. Winston, II. B. Smith
Misses Josie Barnett, Clara Stewart,
DR.. c. G. Barnett and Rev. j. E.
Jones.
Others attending the reception
were: Mesdames Lucy Brown, James
Green, Maggie Woodson, Eugenia
Barnett, Margaret Humphrey, Ella
Winston, r. d. w. Meadows, Ed
ward Johnson, Miss Clorena Harris
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Patton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pegee, Rev. I. V. Bryant, DR.
B. F. White, DR.. w. r. Franklin
Messrs. George Lee and G. w
Hughes.
Mrs. Annie Craddis is recovering
from severe attack of fever a
her home on Tenth avenue
c. A. Payne, of Holden, is spending
few days at home this week.
Mrs. Addie Luck, of Pittsburg, i:
at the bedside of her mother, Mrs
Annie Craddic.
Bishop and Mrs. w B. Derrick
who have been the house guests o.
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Thomas for ter
days,;left Friday afternoon for Wash
ington, Pa.
The death Of Miss Mary Hill oc
CURED at Cottage Grove Thursday al
the home Of her brother, Peter
Hill.
"A surprise party was given Mon
day evening in honor of Prof. E. A,
Vmey by members Of the choir of the
FIRST Baptist church and friends
AEpurse of eight dollars was pre-
seated him. Delightful refreshments
were served after which the friends
resumed. home having shown in a
small way their high appreciation
of Mr.. Viney's services.
Mrs. Fannie Perkins is visiting
relatives in Anderson.
mrs. Rutter, Of Powhatan, Va, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ.
Baker, on Eleventh street.
Prof. E. \. Whey is indiSposed
this week.
Miss Lizzie Nellins is in Barbours-
Vile for few days on professional
business.
>%Miss Lucille Fountain will leave
Thursday for Fittsburg to spend the
winter, during which time she in
tends to pursue a trade in the Avery
College.
Madam DENLY, of Boston Conser-
Vatory, rendered a classical enter
talnment before an appreciative audi
ence at Young Chapel Monday even
Ing, November 21st She was assis-
ted by local talent: Ruth Meadows
MIS-. NJ. A. Thomas, Mrs. Leo Brom-
ly and Clorena Harris She left the
next day to fill an engagement at
Gallipolis.
Andrew Baker, Noble of the Nvs-
TIC Shrine of Free Masonry, has or
ganlzed an order of DAUGHTERS OF
Sphinx, which is growing rapidl,
and promises to be one of the lead
ing orders Of the city.
Leave your notes for publication
with Mrs. II. G. Gillard, who will cor
respond with the Advocate for Hunt.
ingtOn.
MISS Clara Stewart was in from
the orphans Home Thursday to at
teno the reception given in honor O,
Bishop and Mrs Derrick
Wednesday will be parents dav al
douglass School. Both literary so
cl7'leS nave prepared excellent pro
grams together with some exhibit
work.
a Joint meeting of the Sunda,
schoots of Huntington was held al
l6th street Baptist church Sunday
having for their purpose the sug
sesnng Of plans to bring the orphan,
and indifferent children into Sunda,
school.