The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-22

expenses of the Uniform Rank of the
knights of Pythias of this state to
the encampment at Indianapolis, next
summer. The committee appointed
to execute the plans decided upon is
composed of Coils. G. p. Porter. H.
b. Burks and J. II. Taylor. Giants
Percy Kent, w. E. Peyton, Harvey
l-owery, George Willis and 7 L.
League Resumes Mectings-The
Charleston Woman's Improvement
League will have it's opening meet
Ing for the fall and winter season.
Friday afternoon, with Mrs T. M
Carper at her home on Bradford ST
This is the first meeting since the
adjournment in June and all MEM
bers are expected to be present as
business Of much importance de-
mands their attention.
Soda Fountain Installed--The Peo-
pies Grocery Co., located in the K.
Of P. building, has recently install
led a soda fountain from which hot
and cold drinks will be served dur
Ing the coming winter. Manager w.
n. Parker has made a number of
other improvements in the store
which adds very much to it's appear
ance and will greatly facilitate the
handling of his increasing business.
An Interesting Debate-Resolve
that women should not be licensed
to preach was the subject ably dis
cussed at the Second Baptist church
Friday night by Walter Harris and
John Patterson, affirmative and r. c..
Mclver and Walter Hanks, negative.
The debating society of this church
meets every Friday night.
Back From EmOpe.-After an
absence of three months which were
spent in touring Europe and Eng
A'AAS % Nhdo. Il. MITCHELL, Oh In
stitute, passed through the city Sun
day returning home. Mrs. Mitchell
who was accompanied by Mrs. Eli
zaheth M. Jones, former music
teacher at the West Virginia Col
ored Institute, expresses herself as
being highly pleased with her trip
and was deeply impressed with the
Passion Play at Oberammergua the
duration Of which was about si>
hours
Loyal Union Resumes Work-Th,
Woman's Loyal Union, which ha
held no meeting during the no
months, will return to it's regula
schedule Of meetings Monday eve
nlng, at which time Mrs. France
Mays, Railroad Ave., will be hostess
The Union has under consideration
an ambitious program for the winte,
ana the president hopes for a full
attendance at the first meeting.
EDWARD Fulks Honor Guest-Miss
Sallie Hale and Mr.. Harry Williams
very pleasantly entertained a mum.
Der of friends Friday evening in
honor Of Edward Fulks at the home
OF the latter on Southside. Present
were: Misses Princess Stuart, Lillian
and Hager Alexander, Gertrude
Campbell, Beatrice Burks, Rebecca
Green, Frances Starks, Lula Wade
Ethel Smith and Leota Hardy; Cuz-
zens Wilcher, William Coins, Titus
irving, Charles Payne, Edward
Fulks, Clarence Burks, Lowell Cuz-
Zens, Frank Taylor and Elmer An
derson.
Firth Wedding Anniversary-Rev.
and Mrs. J. S. Carroll celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary, Fri
DAY evening by entertaining the
church membership and a few other
at the parsonage. A social
hour was very pleasantly spent by
all present and Rev. and Mrs. Car
roll were the recipients of many
valuable presents.
Personals.
ThOs. Colbert left Tuesday for
columbus, o., where he will spend
he winter.
Frank Brown has returned from
Covington, Va.
Miss Bessie Campbell had as her
guest, Monday, Mrs. Josephine
Hughes, Of Claremont.
Miss Mary Williams has gone to
ward to begin her duties as teacher
n the public schools.
J. M. Lakewood returned Monday
rom Columbus, o., where he spent
he week visiting friends.