The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-02
Charleston

1St Regiment Band Revived.-O
more than passing interest t" the
music loving public of Charleston is
the announcement that the First
Regiment Band Il. of =. has been re-
Vved and reorganiZed with Don
Jones, band instructor at Institute,
as director. The band, on account of
internal disSensions, went to pieces
about eighteen months ago in spite
OF the fact that it had gained ma
tional reputation, being classed
among the best Of the race. Assur-
anccs are given that the differences
have been healed and that the orga-
nization will soon be in shape to re-
capture its lost laurelS
The Smart Set.--Augmentcd With
a cast Of forty talented people, a
comedian who has made his worth
felt in every theatre in which he has
appeared, the Incompatible "Smart
Set Company. is booked as an at
traction at the Burlew for Monday
night Feb. 9th. The company this
season presents new musical COM
Washington Bullion" This latest
entertainment is described as the
best mixture Of fun. song. melody
and vaudeville SpeCialties produced
hCreabou1S in Il good many years.
The chief fun maker Is Salem Tut
Whitney, a comedian of merit Whit
ney is said TO be the best exponent
Of \nprn pI b,,fOT, tho III blir
today. At least a dozen song hits
are introduced during the action Of
the play which has Il plausible plot.
Enough numerous situations 70 lift
IL a notch or two above the so-called
offerings with musical trimmings.
With the production are J. Homer
Tut and Daisy Peters Martin. two
capable and finished performers. \
scenic equipment that can bear COM
parisOn with any similar entertain
ment has also been provided Adv.
. Benefit for Hill Top.-MiSs Willie
Peters will give a benefit social for
the West Virginia Seminary and
College, at Hill Top. in the dining
rooms of Hotel Brown. Tuesday eve
ming Of next week. From $50 TO
1880 D. m. oysters. coffee. zee cream
and cake will be served. The inSti-
tuition is badly in need Of funds and
Miss Peters should have the support
of the public, which is cordially in
rted. in making the benefit sue
cess
Hotel Brown GucStS.-M. S Mer-
risk, S. T. Smith, Baltimore: T. An
derson, Columbus. O; S. r. Hop
kins, Mason Town, Pa; O. Butler,
Columbus: Miss Hattie Randolph,
Goshen, Va: G.. Radman. Winifrede;
j. Blackburn and d. Myers, Norfolk.
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Brooks,
Thurmond; c. 4. Brinklcy, Romeo
Nerte, are among the guests register
ed at Hotel Brown this week
Bishop at Simpson Chruch-Bish-
op Anderson will deliver an address
al Simpson VI. f. church Sunday at
800 in the afternoon. The bishop,
who presides over the next session Of
the Washington conference at
Lynchburg, Va, beginning March
23rd, comes to Charleston to dedi-
a West Nirginan by birth, having
been born at MOrgantown while his
father Was pastor in that city.
Celebrates 51th Birthday-A
number Of the old friends Of Mrs.
Clara Jarrett were entertained
Thursday Of last week between the
hours CT 800 and 600 y. m. the
occasion being her fif)y-seventh
birthday anniversary. A delicious
luncheon was served after which the
guests departed with wishes for the
return OF many other such occasions.
Mrs. Jarrett was the recipient of
many useful gifts.
PERSONALS AND LOCALS.
Mrs. S. +. Marks. Of Montgomery
was the guest Of relatives in the