The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-08-31

fIdllOFn Mee(lnSS III USndll Oh INC
anniversary OF Wilberforce Univer-
ISity, notice of whiih will be publish
ed next week.
Ladies Aid will meet at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Lcttie Johnson ON
Morris street. next Friday night.
Hotel Brown Arrivals.-The arrl-
walls at Hotel Brown this week are
]. Il. Duncan. Montgomery; Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Cook Cannelton: Mrs. Mary
r. Lovelace Mrs. Ida Nj. l.oHclacc,
Danville, Va; Jas. Thomas. Beck
ley; r. Smith. Bedford City. Va; Il.
r. Mclvcr. Lynrhburg Va; Mrs. NJ
Cosby, Wiuona: Il. w. Miller, NcVa-
co: J, Fierce, st. Adams; ii. Mchln'
nov. Lester; Miss Della Brown, Dos
TON Mass; A. ii. Haynes, Hinton; H.
Caul, Jas. Smith, Floodwood, ~
NJ. Green. Il. Snow, Bapwood' va
Mr.. ard Mrs. f. Bagby Mr.. ana MrES
Thomas PattcrsonS AndersonVille
Va; William Porter, Roanoke, Va.
Abclle GooGlow, Lexington, n.y. Is
Woods, Slabtork: =. Young, Dorothy
J l, Davis. Elkins; W. III. Foreman
p)ymouth; Rev. J. J. Turner, Mt
Carbon.
To Discuss "ClcnrlincsS line
heavy rain. Monday night dld not
prevent the attendance Of the 1ul1
membership Of the Woman's Loyal
Union at the meeting held with Mrs
Annie Jefferson Ross St, Monday
night. The hostess served light re-
freshments after the business OF tins
meeting had been transacted. The
next meeting will be held with MIS-
Ann Hart, at the home of Mrs. AL
bert Alexander Monday night OF neN'
week, when ",leanlincss' Will Dc
discussed, Mrs. J. p. Caul introduce
ing the subject.
ii. W. Chappelle Dcad.-HenrH
William Chappelle died at his resi-
dence, 513 Dryden ST., Saturday
morning. The funeral was conduct
ed from the residence Sunday after
noon at , o'clock.
Miss Bell Honor Guest.-MisS
Artists Johnson and Miss Mary L.
Williams entertained, Saturday after
noon, at the residence of the former
in honor of Miss Minnie Bell, Of An
thens 0. Their other guests were:
Misses Esther Fulks, Maude Whey
Aleta Beech, Edith Merriweather
Mary Preston, Alice Whitaker, LII
cinda Williams, Cornelia Davis,
Amelia Wilcher, Mrs. Willard Clen
Mrs. w II. Burke and Mrs. Robert
Hammond
Brought Home The BacOn.-The
officers and private5 OF Carbon co.
No. 1 Uniform Rank knights OF
Pythias returned to the city Sunday
from the encampment at indianapo-
lis, Ind. where they won the cash
prize of 100000 and silk banner IN
the sword Grill contest. This is the
third time they have captured the
first prize and the boys are justly
elated over their victory, although
it is reported that they will not be
allowed to enter future contests be-
cause Of their great superiority.
Attending Teachers Institute
The following teachers are attend
ing the teachers institute at Mercer
school building this week: Mrs. Min
ME Hurt and Miss Maude Robinson,
Institute; Miss Annie Simpson, Hin
ton; Miss Minnie Walker, Columbus,
o.; Miss Carrie Fairfax, Powellton;
Miss Mary Jones, Maiden; Miss Lola
Lavender, Montgomery; Miss Inez
johnson, Institute; Mrs. Lula Bruce,
CeGar Grove; W. d. Johnson. Beck
ley; Rev. J. J. Turner, Mt. Carbon
J. A. Shields, St. Adams; Miss l.. O.
Hopkins, Julia Brown, Amelia John
son, City; Mary Page, kanawha City;
Alice Whitaker, Maydel Bradford,
Estella Green, Amy Hutchinson, Del
la Brown, Hattie DeHaven, NaOla
Farrar, Amelia WilCher Mary Will
liams Maude Whey Flora Webster,
Esther Fulks, Garnett Harris, Es-
|tella James, Bessie Campbell, Maggie
Willis, Mrs NJ. Blanche Tyler, Mrs.
Minnie Thompson, MeSSrS. l.. G.. Far
rar, Nelson Davis VIM. Bowlcs, w.
+. Davis, |. G.. Cabcll, II. B. Rice
and c. W. Boyd, City; J. B. Clair
Union; +. Page, Kanawha City; and
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