The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-01-06
-CLARKSBtRG.

her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
y; washington, and was hostess TO ia
large number Of her friends Friday
4 ~ Night A very delightful evening
a WAS spent.
Mesdames r. l.. Lowry. G. l..
5Bis1ow, B. S. Turner, Ed, Henry and
MARY billiard and Misses Estcllc
Ira Ross: and Villa Lee
spent Wednesday at Fairmont. Mrs.
Arch. MeMad- received in their honor
IRON till s p. m. They report !
& most enjoyable time.
u Revival services are being held at
Il Mt. Zion Baptist church.
E}# "A new order. known as the Cheva-
\, liers Of Attacks, has been launched
q In Clarksburg. The promoters feel
that much good will come to the COM
munfty through the establishment Of
the order.
ln The Jolly Glee Club gave Yam
! }kee Doodle dance Wednesday even
tng which was unique in it's many ap-
4 pointments. "A large number attend
ed.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Webster enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
I. Lowry, Mrs. Mary billiard and others.
Mrs. Martha Lipscombe entertain
ed Friday night in honor Of the holi-
day visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Jackson en-
tertainod a number of friends on
: Thursday evening
VIM TaV1Or NJ Ditfchuru
few days here with his mother.
! From 2 to 6 o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon, Mrs. Annie Brandon Free
man, Mrs. Lutte Freeman Tuck and
Miss Inez Tuck received their many
friends Although the weather was
extremely cold, the host Of ladies call
ing between the hours mentioned,
attested- the popularity Of those re-
ceiving. The house was beautifully
decorated with Christmas green's
and the soft glow Of the shaded
lamps only added to the beauty of the
costumes Of those attending. Mrs.
Chas. Hamilton, of Fremont, assisted
in receiving. Mrs. Lee Ruffin serv-
ed coffee. Miss Florence Jackson
served punch; Miss Lee served choc-
olate and Miss Cambria registered the
guests
Al night Mrs. Tuck entertained a
number Of friends. Whist was the ev-
ening's diversion.
Carl Lee, Of Columbus, O., was
shaking hands with friends here
Wednesday.
The entertainment given by S. S.
Glass No. III, at Pride A NJ. E
church thursday night was a decided
success.
Madison Miles, who has been chef
for several months at the Sisters
vile hotel, is home again.
The court house was well filed on
the 4th anniversary Of the emancipa-
ton Of the Negro.
The following program was rem
dered:
Chorus-"The Star-Spangled Ban
ner"-Twelve Girls.
Invocation--Rev. J. w. Colbert
Vocal Solo-"To the End Of the
World With ou.''-Miss Hattie
Washington.
Christmas Eve. Mr.. F. c. Carridad.
pc: Vocal Sola-"If I had a Thousand
Lives to Live. Miss Velma Snyder.
Reading A''How He Saved St.
Michaels. Mrs. Lutte Tuck.
Declam nation" Marco Bozarris. -
Rev. J. w. Colbert
Vocal Solo-"Oh, Fair, Oh, Sweet
and y."-Miss Villa Lee.
Reading-From J. Whitcomb Riley
Miss Emma Ruffin.
Chorus-"Soldcrs Farewell. -
Twelve Girls.
An Epitome Of Dunbar-Rev. s..
P West.
Vocal -Soio'--"They all Love Jack .
Mr.. S. b. Turner.
Chorus-"The West Virginia
Hills. '-Twelve Girls.
All seemed to appreciate the pro-
gram rendered.
The Misses Rome entertained Fri
day afternoon in honor Of the holi-
day visitors Of the younger set.
The holidays were filled with So
cial affairs. Roller skating parties,
dances and numerous entertainments
which your correspondent is unable
to report in detail
70 MIS-. Malnda Green. of BucLhan-
non, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Larkin Green for 4 few dayso