The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-30

w. p; Miss Martha Harris. X. of W.;
Miss Cora Green. S. c.: Miss Kate
Thomas. j. c.; John Price. |. c.;
Aaron Yancey, 0. S.. &. p. Porter
delegate to the grand council.
st. Stephens Officers.
The officers for st. Stephens Coun.
Gil No, $50. for the ensuing term,
were elected Tuesday night. They
are: Mrs. Fannie Thomas, w. c.;
Mrs. Matilda Parker, V. c.: Mrs. Ma
del Bradford. F. s.: Walter Hanks.
w. p: Mrs. Bette Hall. X. OF w:
Mrs. Eva Lewis. S. c.: Mrs. Halle
Hale. J. c.; Mrs. Mollir Mills. w. NJ;
Mrs. Kate Allen. l. s.: Andrew Allen,
O. s.; Mrs. Fannie Thomas, Grand
Council Representative
Mrs. Anderson EntcrtainS.
| Mrs. Cora Anderson gave Il very
pleasant little affair TO small party
of friends ut her washington street
home. Friday evening Of last week.
the honor guest being Mrs. S. II. Den
son. of Covington. Va. Her other
guests were: Mrs. W. O. Lee. Mrs. NJ
o. Mitchell. Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs.
F. G. Brown. Mrs. Mary Lewis. and
Mrs. Mabelle Simpson, A dainty
luncheon was served.
North Carolina Visitors.
MIR. and Mrs. Mallie Jefferson, Of
Greensboro. y. c., arrived in the city
Tuesday. They are the guests of
Mrs. leffersOn'S aunt. Mrs. Annie
Garland on Bradford street. Mrs.
Jefferson was formerly Miss Minnie
Porterfeld. Mrs. Jefferson will spend
week with relatives and friends
and then return to North Carolina
leaving Mrs. Jefferson and baby, Rich.
ard to enjoy longer stay.
To Open Offices.
Jas. b. Brown, who was recently
graduated from the dental department
of Howard University. Washington.
D. c.. returned to the city Monday
and will begin the practice of his
profession rs soon rs he can find a
suitable location. DR.. Brown bears
the distinction of being the first ma
tive Charlestonian of color to finish
a professional course.
Mrs. Robertson Injured.
Mrs. Mary Robertson. of Quarter
street. while cleaning house Satur-
day fell from a bed and sustained
fracture Of her right wrist. Mrs
Robertson is advanced inl years. con-
sequently. it will be some time before
she regains the use of her hand
Mrs. S. II. benson. who has been
here the past two weeks on business.
returned to her home at Covington.
Va, Saturday.
Mrs. J. E. Brown is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Cincinnati. 0.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Holley. of
Bramwell. passed through the city
Tuesday en- route to Institute to at.
tend the Medical society.
Miss NJ. A. Harper, Of Hot Springs,
Va, was business visitor to the CITY
last week.
Mrs. ID. w. Butler is slightly i'm
proved from recent illness.
Mrs, G. l.. Benson, of Bluefie1d, en-
route to Institute, was the guest Of
Miss Lizzie Lee at Hotel Brown Tues
day.
Charles Wright is at Detroit. Mich.
for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. J. B. Warner is i'll at her
rooms at Hotel Brown.
EnOS Brown, of Carr, was here
this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Arilla Dyer leaves Sunday for
Cincinnati and Toledo. 0.
Julius Mason has returned from q
visit to friends in Virginia.
Sherman Watts. Of Natural Bridge.
va, is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Mary
Lewis.
MIR. and Mrs. Adolphus Wright
are visiting friends in Gallipolis, O.,
this week.
Mr.. Arthur Henderson and Miss
Ethel henderson were married at the
nome OF the brides mother, Court
street Thursday evening of last
week, Rev. Mayhem officiating.
we have just received large lot
OF the latest styles in hair goods.
MIS-. Browns, 800 Capitol street.
Miss Wynona Morgan, of St. Al
bans. was in the city Tuesday shop
| ping.
Albert Rogers. Of Decota, was here
| on business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ETairston Clark leave
saturday for Martinsville, Va. for a
ten days Vacation.-Mrs rs. BRYANT
VIII have charge of the business in
| their absence
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Jefferson. Of
greensboro, \. G., are visiting rel