The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-02-17
HUNTINGTON.

Prof. E., A. Whey went to BAR
louisville Tuesday to conduct his
class in instrumental music, ~
Thursday evening the Pansy Bios
som club. of the Sixteenth street
Baptist church rendered a very nice
literary and musical program after.
which light refreshments were serv-
ed. -.-u....
Owing to-the-in clemency- Of the
weather Friday evening the enter
tainment of the Rising Sons and
Daughters club Of the First Baptist
church was not so we'll attended,. ,
John Mickens, who spent several
We ek5, 1T the bedside Of his mother,
in Lexington, Va, has returned,
leaving his mother little Improved.
Rev. |. V. Bryant spent last week
with his family at Bidwell, Ohio. dur
Ing which time he was so i'll as to be
under the care Of doctor and
though far from we'll. he filled his
pulpit here Sunday. =
George II. Barnett came home
from Holden Monday evening on &C.
count Of illness, :
Mrs. Helen Shafer, was hastess to
the Willing Workers Club OF the NJ.
E. church Thursday evening, at her
home on Artisan Ave.
Rev. J. w. Robinson passed
through Our city Sunday evening en-
route TO his school at Point Pleas
ant.
Robert Mangrum is at home With
his parents, after an absence Of over
a year in Ohio.
Miss Cora Mcdaniel is i'll at her
home at S26 Sth Ave.
Richard Taylor is indispcsed this
week.
Arthur Vaughan, young man
just entering manhood, died Monday
morning, having been i'll but short
time with pneumonia. The grief
stricken mother has the sympathy
OF the people in this community .
The Marriage of Mr.. Henry Wood
and Miss BERTHE Hoffman occurred
at the A. NJ. T.. Parsonage Saturday
Afternoon. The ceremony was per-
formed BY the pastor, Rev. Bell.
Miss Lula Boiling is out again,
having been i'll few days.
An enjoyable evening was spent
at the A. NJ. E. church Thursday
evening. Those present expressed
their delight at the excellent pro-
gram rendered. -------.. .----.--.--
One Of the most delightful events
of the season was that given by the
young gentlemen ef-tAe-DerbyL Club
under the energetic management of
Edward Carter at the handsome new
residence of T. j. higgins on Artisan
avenue. Friday evening. The ladies,
handsomely gCwned in delicate
shades, looked like pretty flowers
against background Of gentlemen
in full dress suits. The reception
nall, parlor and dining rooms were
beautifully decorated with flowers.
The EpDs' orchestra furnished music
for the evening. Those present at
this happy event were: Misses Rosa
carter, Reteliar Garter, Lillian Mills,
Katie Pack, Margaret Edmonds,
Blanche Smith, Edna Price, Marcena
Manggrnm and Lena Lewis. Messrs
Leonard, Albert and Chester Lewis,
Leo Loar, Robert Manggrum, Langs-
ton Manggrum, Edward Carter,
Ihomas Ramsey, Cline Higgins Hen
ry McClain, Albert Still and Shelly
Cradle. After the usual time spent
IN various amusenents the guests
were ushered into the dining room
f"here the delicacies Of the season
were served. To all present the ev-
en1ng will be pleasant memory.
Key. Booze and daughter, Mary,
| were the guests Of Mrs. Meadows, Oh
Artlsan avenue one day last week,
while en- route to their home at Beck
| ley.
Room No. 10 at the DOUGLASS
school is now laboratory for the
CLASS IN chemistry. Through dona-
'lons from patrons and friends Of
| the school Principal Scott has beer
enabled to fit it up very nicely for