The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-08-04

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,,lwiil be administered after the Sun
day school exercises. The service,
Suhdsy morning did not have thei,
usual attendance on account of tn,
Large number who went on the ex
kqursion to st. Adams. but Rev. d
kWeDster Davis was %, greeted by o
large congregation in the evening.
-Mrs. Anderson Entertains.-Mrs
Cora Anderson entertained 1T he,
Chome on Washington. street Wsdnes,
Eday evening, In honor Of Mrs. De-
Aohney, or Cincinnati, O. Those
lprasent were: Mrs. Nj. j. Brooks,
fMrs. J. Is. Jackson, Mrs. D. w. Car
Itfer, Mrs. NJ. o. Mitchell and the hon.
Tor guest. Mrs. DeHonney returned
ITO her home Saturday.
kals The; Peoples Grocery Store.-We
thave. just opened f1rst-class ice
cream parlor at the Peoples Grocery
store in the K. Of P. Building where
Fyou will receive the very best or
Service. Our cream is the best I'M
fthe land, guaranteed to please Yeu.
lSHours for Sunday: p. m. to II D..
m. We will be open every evening"
fduHng the week. w. H. Parker,
}'Manager.
/ Personals.
Mrs. Richard Lowry Is spending
1.-THE week at Institute visiting her
lmother.
Little Miss Eva Parker celebrated
(her tenth birthday Saturday, with q
party at her home on Elmwood
avenue.
|. Richard Lowry and Clinton Friend
left Tuesday for Clarksburg.
Prof. J. w. Hughes, principal of
LINCOLN High School at Wheeling,
|passed drought the city Sunday for
FTnstitute where he is conducting the
Teachers institute.
Mrs. Maria Alexander LEFT Tuesday
for Wheeling to visit her daughter
Miss Julia Irving leaves Friday for]
Old Sweet Springs to spend several
weeks.
John E. Clark, who has been con
fined to his room for a week, is able
to 4be out again.
WIS f. w. Bryant will leave Sat-
Enrday for Huntington and Ironton,
FpR,osIT'
wsMrs. John Clark has as her guest
FMrs: NJ. J. Jefferson, OF Greensboro,
sslNorth Carolina.
Robert, the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Holmes, has. been serie
sously i'll. ~t t~5r
Mrs Matte Moss Is at Parkersburg
Fin attendance upon the Grand Court
|Order Of Calanthe.
w. H. Seames left Monday morning
for visit to relatives at Buchanan,
Virginia. ....,.,, ~
Mrs. Mary Eubank entertained at
dinner Saturday at her home on the
West Side, Prof D. Webster Davis,
Mrs. F.. NJ. cambridge, -Dr.-H.-F
FGamble, Mfs-Wm. O. Lee and Miss
Edena R@berts, OF Harper's Ferry.
Mrs. r. B. Colbert, Morris street.,
who has been Seriously i'll, is slight
Fly improved at this time.
40 4
|'Aflster, Of Ashland, KY, are spend
ing few days with the formers
mother, Mrs. Amanda Campbell.
Mrs. Aggie Lewis is i'll at her
home ON Sentz street.
Mrs. P. H. Waters left Monday for.
Milwaukee where she will join her
daughter Phyllis. '
/. Mrs. Eldridge and granddaughter,
Julia. Reavely have. returned to.
their home at Ronceverte after a two
weeks visit here to relatives.
l - On account Of the low water in
1.-THE. Ohio river, the boat excursion
(which p, was to have been run from
Ibis city to Parkersburg,, Monday,
WAS called on.
A very delightful boat picnic was
Egiven Friday by the Married Ladies
Whist Club on the steamer ]. @,
| Dickinson.
l. Misses Hattie DeHaven and LYMAN
byrd are visiting friends in Fincostle
kVirginia. -. -
| Misses Matte and Rosa Freeman
tof Anstead, passed through the city
N onday enroute to Institute
Miss Bessie Taylor LEFT Saturday
flor Jackson, Mich, to visit relatives