The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-03-23
maid. Rev. Craven, Of Charleston,
performed the ceremony. .....-

malu. rev. craven, or Charleston
performed the ceremony. >...ue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Fletcher. Of n
Charles ST., entertained Or. Samue
Gray Sunday. A splendid Dime,
was served and ali who were pres
ent spent a delightful: time
Mrs. Ara Heart. OF KearneysvilIe
was the guest Of her sister. Mrs
Frances Williams, Thursday.
Mrs. Laura Roberts spent Thurs
day in Martinsburg and atten6eu the
banquet on Thursday night. While
here she was entertained by her
daughter. Miss Adena Roberts, as
sistant teacher in Sumner school. -.
Miss Mamie v. Scott spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Adena
Roberts at her home near Smith
| field.
Robert E. Clay. o. Bristol, Ten.
nessee, the temperance orator, has
made number of speeches at var
lous places during the past week
and will wind up hts campaign Mon
day night at Dudley. F. p. church
Mr.. Clay is thoroughly acquainted
with his subject, having been en-
gagged in the temperance cause for
many years. and will undoubtedly
be responsible for many dry votes.
Miss Marie Dram, an attractive
and intelligent young lady OF Storer
College. was the guest of Misses
Leila and Adora Robinson, of Doug
las Grove. Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Jaunita After pasesd through
the city Monday on her way home
from Pittsburg, Pa, where she has
spent the winter with her brother,
Jerrid AFTER.
Edward. the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Tucker, died Tues
day following an illness of but few
days. He first had pneumonia, then
dyptheria developed which resulted
in his death. He was one OF a pair
Of twins, and a very bright child in
deed and will be greatly missed by
all.
Rev. Geo. H. Carter, pastor of
Ebenezer Baptist church, preached
at Mt. Zion NJ. E. church Sunday az
ternoon. He is fluent anu eloquent
and the large crowd tnat heard him
were greatly pleased with his dis
course --.-.--..
Prof. and Mrs. Jno. w. Corsey en-
Itertained Rev. S. NJ. Beane and Mr..
Robt. E. Clay Sunday evening at din
Eer
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woods had
their infant baby Andrew christened
Sunday morning by Rev.S.M. Beane.
Breakfast was served and Mrs Mar
tina Lee and Mrs. Bessie Busey were
present who enjoyed the excellent
viands prepared by Mrs. Woods.
Mrs. Lawson Hook and Mrs. An
| ME Roman visited their parents in
Gerrordstown, Sunday.
The Banquet given Rev. s. IA
| Beane Thursday evening eclipsed
anything Of the kind given in Mar
tinsburg in many years. Two hun.
dred guests were present, and tn.
, hall was filed to overlooking a.
tables occupied considerable sCace
A Literary program was carried out
that was Of high class. Among the
: chief features were the following:
Dramatic reading by Rev. Mitchell
Of Inwood; Solo by Geo. L. Moxley
The Party" by Miss Adena Roberts
Violin solo Prof. Hughes, of Phila
! delphia; Coronet solo Prof. w. o
Turner, of Martinsburg;P Piano, Man
dolin and Violin, Mrs. Mackey, Mrs
Hogset and Mr.. c. II. Marshall. DR.
! Gray, Master of Ceremonies. Then
4 followed the lunch which was Hastily
prepared and nicely served. After
the luncheon DR.. Gray introduced
the following who responded tt
/ toasts all Of which were short anC
complimentary to Rev. S. M. Beane
Rev. T. B. Snowden, Harper
Ferry; Rev J. T. M1Cene!, of Inwood
Mr.. Robt. E. Clay, Of Bristol, Ten
nessee; Mr.. James Hutton, Mr.. Geo
l.. Monkey, Prof. Fred r. Kramer, J
Frank Briscoe.
The response by Rev. Beane wa
touching and impressive. MARSHALL
Orchestra played during the evenin,
and all in all was a grand affair.
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