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

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Misses Hattie Peter and Ollie
Meadows, teachers at Cedar Grove,
were, calling on friends in the city,
Sunday.
George Turner was host at din
.ner5 Sunday at his home on McClung
Street nplimentary to Miss Ruth
Watson, OF the West Virginia Sem
Injury and College. The dining room
W az decorat ea with ferns, eyergreens
and carnations. The menu Of six
consisted Of turkey. cranberry sauce,
peas, lcrea1hed potatoes, grape fruit,
asparagus; catlitiower,> fruit salad,
ice cream, cake, coffee, cocoa and
tea. Those present were: Misses
Emma Wade, Jessie Terry, Lula
Roberts, MtssIs. William Dickerson,
fred s. Eaynes, Lacy Holmes and
Jas, Flag. William Beane. of
Huntington, Frank Golf, Of Point
Pleasant, and William Carper, Of Co
lumbus, o. A most pleasa mt time was
spent.
- Mr.. and MIS- Thos. Haynes, Of
Buchanan, Va, were guests Of thei:
brother, Join Haynes, Young St.,
! last week.
Mrs. Nina Jackson spent several
days last week in Huntington, -
MRS. Chas. 3. Mitchell passed
| through the city Sunday evening re-
turning t. Boston, Mass, to resume
hon studies Iii the New England
Conservatory of Music.
Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald is i'll at hei
rooms at Hotel Brown.
| Mrs. Ella Walden was hostess at
a six o'clock dinner, Sunday even
irg, at Hotel Brown, in honor o. i
few Of. her friends.
Little Geneva Taylor, of Pittsbn:g
| spent III, 1uietide here with her
81 atAmothen, Amanda -Tayl
CoufG street.
Mr:. C':a L. Anderson was hos
tess to a few friends at her home on
! Washington street, Tuesday even
ing, mplimentary to Mrs. Malinda
| Ford, Of Ashland, KY. A luncheon
of six courses was served to Mrs.
Ford, Mrs. Chris. Campbell, Mrs.
ell, Mrs. John Campbell and Mrs.
Alex Courtney. Mrs. Ford return
ed to her home at Ashland, Wednes-
day. --..." ~----. .-' ~ -
The Utility club Of the A. M. e..
Church held its regular meeting,
Tuesday, at $40 Court street. A
number of new members was added.
Miss Wertha Heath, who has been
| visiting relatives and blends, left
Sunday for Buckhannon where she
| will resume her duties as assistant
teacher. .-. ...-.. - ..... .. ..-..-.-.
Miss Clara Johnson, who has been
working in the city, is Ill at her
home at Maiden.
=. Mrs. J. w. Waters was seriously
Ill Tuesday night, but, thanks to the
| Skill Of DR.. Gamble, she is reported
Oh the. road to- recovery. ..~
Two rooms, newly papered. Gas
and water furnished" Cafh Home
phone 1898. Adj
Mrs. Elizabet M. Jones spent Sum
day night in the city, returning to
Institute from Cincinnati where she
spent the holidays with her mother.
At Simpson NJ. e. Church the pas
tor, Rev. J. W. Waters preached
morning and evening to large con-
gregations. Assisted by Rev G. w.
Muse he administered the Holy Sac
rament at the evening hour.
The Sunday School Of Simpson
church gave the little folks q very
substantial treat last Monday after
noon We are glad to note that the
Sunday school Is gaining in numbers
each Sunday "
There will be a good musical and
liteary entertainment at Simpson M.
E. church next Sunday evening The
Friday night Aid will have charge Of
the refreshments.
The Thursday and Friday Night
Aids will entertain at the church this
week. All the friends Of the socie-
ties are cordially invited to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Winston, who
spent the holidays with their par
ents, Mrs. and Mrs. John Bowyer
returned to their home Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Scales, who was very Sc
riously Ill at her home on Lewis st.;
is steadily improving under the
skillful treatment of DR.. Gamble.
Mr. Mrsr-John Young are
both confined to their beds at their
home on Lewis street. They are by
themselves, but through the kindness
Of the neighbors they are not al
lowed to suffer.
Mrs. Delilah Wanzer is confined
to her bed with the Grippe.
Geo. Brown Is serionslv Ill with