The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-28
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day morning. ..-
Mrs. Julius Thomas is i'll at hel
home on Donnaliy St. 49,.
Mr., and Mrs Meshack Waugh are
visiting the latter's parents at Grown
Hin.
Call and see our line of hair goods
Mrs. Brown, 500, Capitol St-Adv,
The Carnation club will meet next
week with Miss Mary Toles, Hansford
st.
+. c. brown leaves Tuesday for
Cincinnati to arrange for the manu-
iacture or the Brown Food Warmer
Miss Efma Lewis is III at her home
Of her mother on Midway st.
The needle Art club met with Mrs.
Mary Lewis. Buictt St., this week.
The club will be entertained by Mrs.
Muse. Piedmont St.. Tuesday Of next
week,
Mrs. Olivia Walker and Julia Wal.
lace spent a few days last week at
Raymond City visiting relatives and
friends. -.
Mesdnmes Ella Kingsley, I4uvenia
Cogie, Hoppe James, Jennie Williams
ana Maggie Wilson, Of Raymond City
We're shopping here Saturay.
Mrs. Harriet Thomas was called
to Raymond City last week by the
serious illness of her daughter.
Miss Julia Irving spent Sunday in
Maiden with her mother.
Miss G. l.. Hariston has been con-
fined to her bed for several DAYS with
Malaria fever.
Mrs. Nj. p. Watson Will leave next
week for Youngstown Ohio to visit
her husband. -.
Mrs. Ella Hairston. or Lee Wood,
spent several days here last week on
business. -.
Mrs. Lucy and Mary Nowling spent
sunday in Cedar Grove, calling on rel
atives and friends
Jno. Trust, of Chicago, III. is in
the city the guest of his sister. Mrs.
Harrison Lawson on Piedmont St.
Little Edith Parker Is i'll at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Parker. on Elemwood Ave. 90.
"A Pound Party was given Wednes-
day evening for the benefit OF Mrs.
Emma Young On Craig ST. Quite a
number of useful things were given
her.
Mrs Mary Lewis entertained a
number Of friends Friday enening at
her home on Bullitt st.
Courteny Preston is i'll at the home
OF his mother on Lewis ST.
The Married Ladies Whist Club was
was entertained Thursday by Mrs. w.
0. Terry on Lewis ST.
Miss Rhoda Wilson spent the week
end with her mother. Mrs. Ruth Will.
son. at st. Adams --....-.
A stag was rendered DR.. 3. p
Brownley, Monday enening by several
young mem at the Eureka Club.
l.. 0. Wilson, of Weston, was in the
city Wednesday on business.
Miss AristeS Johnson was hostess
% the Saturday Bridge Club Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs Russell Forney
VIII entertainthe club on the seventh
of May.
Earl Cuzzens is able to be out after
having had an attack of measles.
The Charleston friends of Miss Ollie
Meadows, of Institute, who is teaching
at Union, will be surprised to hear of
her marriage at Union. Sunday. The
other principal was Mr. Allen Whit
lock. who spent some time here about
two years ago.
G. II. Moore. National Organizer of
the National Negro Business League.
will arrive here Saturday with the
nope OF organizing a local league. He
has been in correspondence with G.
H.. James, the produce commission
merchant, who will assist in the
work Of organizing should Mr.. Moore
find conditions favorable here.
DR.. B. p. BROMLEY. OF the Gem
Pharmacy, left Tuesday for Washing.
ton, where tonight his marriage to
Miss Agnes Merriweather. will take
place at the Fifteenth St. Presenter.
ian Church. DR.. and Mrs. BROMLEY
will spend Friday visiting the for
mer's parents at Princeton, N. j. and
arrive in this city Saturday noon
They will be the guests Of MFR. and
Mrs. w. o. Terry till the completion Of
their own house on Bradford st.
The attractions at the Majestic The
atre this week are exceptionally good
Marvellous Lashe, is a peer in his line,
doing stunts which are hair-raising
in-their- DARING Miss Bessie Brady
makes distinct hit on her every ap-
pearance. Her singing and dancing
are of unusual excellence, the latter
especially so. The motion pictures
are Of the usual high class and Of
themselves, are worth the price of adj
mission.
Mrs. J. W. Whey gave surprise
party Friday evening, to her daughter
Miss Maud, the occasion being her