The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-01-05
Charleston

Infant Dies.--The insant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Jennings died
Saturday at their residence on Eliz-
abeth st. and was buried Sunday at
10000 A. NJ, the funeral services
| being held at the house by the Rev.
j. w. Carroll, pastor Of Simpson M.
| e. church.
| 1nhclitS $5OO.OO.-There was
perhaps no happier boy in Charles
ton than Willie Dickerson yester-
day when he left for Washington,
ID. c., In response to telegram in
forming him that he had been left
$500.Q0 and 100000 interest in a
cottage by J. B. Sharp, a travelling
| salesman for whom Willie had
worked. Another colored boy in
washington, who had nursed Sharp
| In his illness, received a similar be-
quest.
Officers Installed.-The following
officers were Installed by the House
te+4dd-eff-RHtA7 tA7-~eH4an,e to
the Odd Fellows, last night: Mrs.
Matte Viney, P. M. G.; Mrs. Julia
t';6anrpbeif, Il G.: :;-Eizzie -Waynes-
boro, p. NJ. n. G.; Miss Neva Park
err. w. r.; Mrs. Sallie Rayburn, N.
G.; Mrs. Willie Scott, Mrs Ella
Phillips, Mrs. Josie Wright, S. e. J.
S.; Allen DeHonney, w. c.; Mrs
Matilda Parker, Miss Laura Webb
Mrs. Louise Toms, Treas; Mrs. Bet
| tie Hall, w. P.
| Interesting Announcement.-O
! more than passing local interest was
the announcement made by NIr and
Mrs. James A. Davis, Of Buckhan-
non, of the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Maude Roberta, to MI
| Harry Durward Hazlewood, Thurs
day, the 29th ult. Mr.. Hazlewood
had employment here several years
prior to his acceptance Of the school
at Buckhannon whence he went to
| Parkersburg as assistant principal
of the Sumner school,
| A Luscious Gift.-J. G.. Gilmer
y
box Of oranges Of a size and flavor
seldom found in the local market.
The sender was w. P. Crump, a for
| mer West Virginian with residence
at Ronceverte, who does an exten-
sive wholesale hay, grain and pro-
duce commission business at Phoe-
nix, Arizona. Mr.. Crump has also
a large orange grove from which
came the fruit shipped here.
Mrs Page EnteFtains.-Mrs. Jas.
Page served luncheon Tuesday even
| ing at her home on Bradford St..
complimentary to Mrs. Thos O'Con-
nor, Of Red Sulphur Springs. Be-
sides the guest Of honor there were
| present Mrs. Clarence Napper, Mrs.
Roy Mitchell, Mrs. Carrie Thomas,
| Mrs. Mary Burks, Miss Mary Page
| and Charles Page, of KanaWha City.
An En- jOyable unCtiOn.-The
most largely attended and one Of
| the most enjoyable functions Of the
-Yu4etide-Mas s-the--dance- given by
| the Kanawha club at, the K. of P
| nall, Friday evening. The music
furnished by the Freeman orchestra
| Of six pieces was all that could be
| desired and the pleasure Of the dan
GERS was expressed by frequent
I'encores. Among those attending
we're all Of the young ladies visiting
In the city and at Institute, among
whom were Misses Ardella Smith, Of
l
| Crawford, Of Ohio Wesleyan College
| Delaware, o.; Lula Gee, Galliopolis
| o.; and Estelle Kennedy, Washing,
| ton, d. G..
Mrs. Mitchell Hostcss.-Mrs NJ
| .. Mitchell entertained for the Wis.
| iting ladies Saturday evening at her
| home on Sentz st. Those partaking
Of her hospitality were Mrs. O'Con
Burlington, Va. A very palatablt
lunch was served.
Whist and Damcing.--Mrs. w. G
| Terry entertained Wednesday even
ing with whist and dancing in hono1
Of the visitors, Misses Kennedy ant
Gee. The center-piece was Xmas
= | tree beautifully decorated with tin
sci and candles. Mrs. Hazlewoot
served punch and Mrs I'. G.. DeHon
ney assisted in the dining room. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs JnO
! Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Low
ry, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hazlewoot
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen DeHonney, Jr.
Mrs. J. w. Viney, Mrs JOS. Taylor
Misses Bstelle Kennedy, Lula Get
Hazel Lucas, Virginia Gilmer
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