The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-26
Charleston

Johnson. y
Mrs, George Claire Is in attendan-
&c upon Mrs, Higgins who Is very sick
at Maiden.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs:
Chas. Walker. Mccormick St.. is
seriously ill.,
Marie, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. c.. Brown is sick.
Mrs. e. Il. Petermen, national Or
ganizer OF the w. c. II. u. Of
TeNarkana, Texas. was a guest at
Hotel Brown the past week
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scott Is recovering from a
recent illness.
Noble Mitchell entertained few
of his friends. Sunday, at his home
on SentZ St.. the occasion being his
birthday. His guests were: w. H.
Burke, Henry B. Smith, Thos. Mickey
Chas. Preston and Russell Forney.
Mrs. Lee and daughter are. guests
Of The formers brother, .Dabney FL
lott. Sentz st.
Mrs, Reed, wife of Rev. B. r. Reed
pastor of the First Baptist church,
arrived Tuesday from Springfield, o:
The body OF Mrs. Julia Price. wife
OF Peggy" Price, the hack driver
Of the Capital City Hack Stand, aged
p years, who died at her home on
Lee street Saturday afternoon from
! Bfight's' disease. was shipped to
| Fincastle, Va, Monday for burial.
lnterment was at the cemetery there.
She had not been complaining any
great length Of time SO her death
came as a shock to her friends. She
leaves husband and one boy
A most Interesting collection OF ar
| ticles made by the manual training
class of the West Virginia Colored
Institute is on exhibit at the Office of
the state superintendent Of schools
and is being much admired by the
visitors who call at the department.
The exhibit consists of many different
kinds Of woven basket work and eX-
cellent limitations Of Navajo blankets
and various other novelties in all OF
which remarkable experiences in the
execution of the work is shown.
Walter Harris spent the first Of
d.,
his mother.
w. c. Armstrong and Clark Har-
ris, Of Institute. were in the city
Monday to witness the. play given
by the lower grades Of the Garnett
schol.
Miss cornelia Davis entertained
the Saturday Bridge Club Saturday
OF hn oe
Mitchell on O'Connor Avenue. The
next meeting will be held with Miss
Esther Fulks, Jacob st.
The funeral services of DR.. J. S.
Seasons. who died Thursday night,
were held Sunday afternoon at the
A. M. -. church on Court street.
The Married Ladies Whist Club
will be entertained by Mrs. J. w.
Whey this afternoon at her home on
Jacob street.
The play entitled "A Trip to Story
land given by the lower grades of
Garnett school on Monday night was
quite a success. The costumes were
very unique and the children were
wei! trained.
Miss Eva Hopkins, of Charlottes-
| vile, Va, arrived in the city Sunday
TO witness the graduation Of her sis
ter, Miss Mamie Hopkins, from Gar
nett High School.
| MIS-. r.. E. Petermen, of Texas,
who is working in the interest of the
w. {. \. IT,, spoke at the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon, at the
baptist church Sunday evening and
at the Garnett and Washington
SCHOOLS Tuesday. Mrs. Petermen-
left Wednesday morning for Mont
gomery.
}. G. Campbell and J. A. Jackson
spent Tuesday at the Institute visit
ing friends.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Of Institute,
was shopping in town Saturday.
Misses Alpha Brooks and Arfstes
Johnson and Mrs. Sara Johnson at
tended the play at Institute Friday.
Little Louise Bailey was bitten by
q dog Friday at the Garnett school,
Her friends will be glad to know that
the wounds We're not seriOUs.
| On account Of illness pastor Car
rail- was unable to fill his pulpit last
sunday, Rev. J. W.. EssiX preached
4 systematic sermon at the morning
hour and the. district superintendent
preached to large audience at night
On the account OF the funeral of
Dr. Session. at st. Paul NJ. e. church
there was no Sunday school. DR..
session. was for quite awhile con-
nected with the teaching force Of
Simpson Sunday school
At the hour Of 4 o'clock Mrs. Pet
lerman, Of Texas, national superin-
'ehdent OF the colored department