The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-14
Charleston

Mrs, /, b. Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil.
lard Eulan, Mrs, Robert Simpson
: Miss Clayton, Of Lynchburg, Misses
'-illian and Bessie Taylor and Mcssrs
Arthur jackson, Henry Smith and
/ Hrnjamin Taylor.
! Miss Anna Roche entertained the
. Carnnion Social Club at the home of
Miss Cynthia Holmes, Quarter St,
iaS> week. The club met this week
J IN the par!ors Of Hotel Brown. at
wiirh time fitting remarks were
, made by Mrs. Annie Fulks Davis.
Miss Nlanchr lcnrics. Mrs. Nj. A..
Parker, Mis-. II. B. Rice and +. G..
Brown.
Mrs. Ruth Robinson has returned
10 tnr city from 4 two months visit
70 relatives at ParkrrSburw
Mr.. AMI Mrs. IL. I. Jones, Roanoke
Va; y. II. Moore, New York: Walter
Howard. Clifton Forge: Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Davis, Mt, Carbon; Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Rowland. Carbondaie; Mrs. T.. "
HHAant, lronton, o.; Mrs. Rosa Trent,
Nlnona; Mrs. Mary Penick. Wake
ford: o. l.. Robinson, Page: Lee
johnson. Winifrede; }. II. King.
Boomer; =. II. Kcnney. Cumberland.
Me-; w. r. Gillcrscn. Standard: Rev.
l. V. Bryant. Huntington: Chas.
Brown. New York; II. d. Parsons,
huntington; Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Rrouder. Montgomery; and J. S. Sto-
~, Wheeling, were registered at }lo-
tel Brown last WEEK.
Mrs. lille Belle johnson leaves
for Ronceverte
MIR. and G. p. Porter entertained
at dinner, Sunday, Rev. Carroll and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Droudcr enter
tanned al heir home on Bulli;t St,
Monday evening, in honor Of Miss
Georgia T.. Banks, OF ST. Adams. A
very pleasant evening was spent.
whist and music being features OF
the entertainment. At a late hour
an elaborate luncheon was served
by the hostess.
Miss Bertha Payne and Miss Cor
della NanZer attended the marriage
CT Miss Georgia Banks at ST Adams,
Saturday evening.
At Garrett school hall Friday eve
ming ut $50 Mrs. Loursbcrrr will
speak to "HmCn on the subject o.
What Women Ought to Know Mrs.
Lounsberry is a Ilucnt forceful
speaker and will bring message
which all women ought TO hear.
Rev. |. Y. Bryant. pastor Of the
.i,,.t .ir.t ,l,
preached the sermon installing Rev.
Reed rs pastor Of the First Baptist
church Of this city. Sunday morning
The services were continued through
out the day and concluded Monday
eNeHiA8-sE nth lss n
basement. Welcome addresses in
profusion we're delivered on behalf of
me various organizations of the
church, Of the professions. the !
schools. the city and the state
Mrs. Lily Brown, Of Richmond. !
Va. is the guest Of Dr.. and Mrs. II.
+. Gamble. While here she is TAX
ny treatment under DR.. Gamble.
Mis-. c. II. James entertained the !
Wom"n's Improvement League Fri
Lay evening al her home on Sum
nCTs street. she was also hostess to
nc married Ladies' Whist Club
Thursday afternoon.
Edward Huffman died Monday at
illness with tuberculosis. He. is sur
vived by a wife, five children, and
brother. Tie funeral services we're
held Wednesday afternoon at the
Baptist church.
The BABY Whist Club will meet
win Miss Lrota Hardy on Dixie ST
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Katie Thompson, is imDr0v-
nG after several weeks illness with
fever at her home on Mansford st.
Miss Nellie Nash left for Wheeling
wh"r" she is to he married to George
Ware.
Miss Hattie Peters was the guest
Miss Viola Dorsey, Of Columbus,
o., was III the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie Critchlow left Satur-
day for her home in Keystone after
spending two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. James on Sum-
mers St.
Miss Maudc Whey entertained the
Saturday Bridge Club Saturday at
tcrnoon at her home on Jacob street.
Miss Rnoaa Wilson will be hostess
Saturday.
Rev. j. S. Carroll, pastor Of Simp-
son NJ. E. church. was thrice greeted
last Sunday by large congregations.
Besides the regular morning and eve
ming preaching hours Rev. Carroll
preac&cd at $50 y m, special ser
mon to the Providcnt Council of st.
Lukcs. All three sermons were we'll
delivered and received.
Mr.. Carroll expresses great salts
faction in finding the church in such