The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-02-10
Charleston


Miss Louise Minor entertained q
party of friends at her home ON Vir-
sinia street, last week, in honor Of
Mrs:~l1: Holt, of Hot Springs. Va,
Mrs. NJ. O.Mitchell and Mrs. Tuck
Sentz street, ara III with the grippe.
MISS Bessie Campbell has opened
k1ndergarten and private school at
her home on Lee street. and num-
Der OF pupils have been enrolled.
Mrs, Matte Porter, of Elizabeth
street, is III. 81,
Mrs, Daisy Nelson has returned
from Washington d. c.. where she
spent several months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson are stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Thomas on Court street.
Hair switches, at, Mrs. Browns, 500
Capitol street. |SSsse& ~.'.
Mrs. Louisa Collins. Court street,
Is reported i'll.
Miss Lenor&SR, Holt, Of Hot
Springs. Va. was the honor guest at
"a reception at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Allen, Virginia street,
Thursday night.
Rev. A. j. Smoot and wife passed
through the city this week.
Mrs: Thomas Napper has recovered
fr ON a recent illness.
The Woman's Loyal Union was en-
tertained by. Mrs. Matilda Parker
Monday evening, who served lunch
after the business session The Wis
itors present We're: Mrs White, Mrs.
Mills. Mrs Woodson, Rev and Mrs.
Umbles. Mr.. and Mrs Harris, Misses
Susie Preston, Fanny and Mary Girty,
Lena AleNander, Nina Booker, Cora
Howard, Ethel Smith; and John
Branch. NJ. L.aFairfax and Mr.. Har-
ris. Of Chicago
Mrs. Drucllla Knox is suffering
from a sprained ankle.
The CapaIssa6sf Ss4ub gave a banquet
at Hotel Brown, Tuesday evening.
This is new organization OF twenty
girls for social purposes with Miss
Ethel Staunton,, president. Covers
were laid for thirty who we're served
Six courses, after which games and
music were the advertisements. The
club meets Thursday of each week.
Miss Cynthia Holmes. of Virginia
street being the" hostess this week.
DR.. Seasons has returned from
sylvia where he spent Sunday on pro-
fessional business:
Rev. r. R. Downs, pastor of st.
Paul A. NJ. E. church. is i'll this
week. .-4-.Et -.
80. Rayard GrantRas the guest OF Miss
Julia Irving last week
Tho I-t;r1ifv olrh of hn
church had its regular meeting Tues
day. Miss. F. A. Simpson, Of Cincin-
natl. o., was a visitor and favored the
club with selections from Dunbar
Miss Caroline Hairston is able to
be out after several days illness
Mrs. Mabel. sfmhsoh:s washington
street, is reported Ill.
Mrs. Martha j. Washington, Mrs.
Patterson and Miss Cuff entertained a
few friends at their home on Sentz
street, Thursday evening of last
week.
Funeral services over the remains
Of Leonard,~.the five year old son OF
ohm Brooks. were held Tuesday
morning at the residence on Court
street at ten O'Clock. Interment at
Spring Hill cemetery His death,
which occurred Sunday, was due to
burns received few days before
while standing in front of a CRATE.
Passersby eXtinSuished the flames,
only children being in the house at
the time, but not before he had re-
ceived fatal injuries.
In response to an appeal by Rev.
Waters, the congregation at Simpson
NJ. E. church, Sunday night, contrib
uted 1922 to the Associated Chart
ties Association. So. far as, reported
this is the otf1y body or Negroes in the
city to contribute to this worthy
cause
Clayborne Smith is i'll at his home
on Bradford street.
The Improvement League was en-.
tertained Friday by. Miss Nina L.
Clinton, on Piedmont street.
Mrs. Jane Claire entertained at
dinner Sunday Roland Harris, of Chi
cago, III.
Mrs. Bette Burks is i'll with la
grippe.
Roland Harris, of Chicago, ILL.,, is
the guest Of Truman, Randolph.
The Saturday Bridge Club met
with Mrs. Estella Foy, on Summers
street. The next meeting will be with
Miss Cornelia Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Campbell are
the proud parents of baby girl at
their home on Bradford street.
Mrs. Sarah Ward is i'll at her home
on Bradford street.
Misses Hattie Peters and Ollie
Meadows, Of Cedar Grove, were in the
city Sunday.
Miss Virginia Gilmer was i'll a few
days last week at her home on State
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