The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-27

From this section of the state were:
f. II. Huskins, j. H. Taylor, w. II,
Wright, Levi Campbell, Ernest Por
terfield, Henry Burkes, w. Fl. Simp-
ison, Phil Waters, of Charleston and
~. Z. Gllmer, of Charleston; j. S..
iNoel, montgomery; Chas. e. Mitchell.
Institute; j. r. Clifford, Martinsburg:
Rev. G. E. Gibbons, Morgantown; DR..
5. f. Clay. Lewisburg; DR.. G.. G. Bar
nett, Huntington and NJ. T. Whittico,
Keystone. They were guests at the
Palmer House, while in, Chicago.
! CONS to Join the Benetlicts
James Arthur Jackson, assistant
state librarian, accompanied by DR..
~. {. Ellis, his best man, and E., l..
James, left Wednesday evening for
washington where, on Saturday night
he and Miss Estelle V. Kennedy, one
\of the society bellies of the nations
capital will be married Saturday ev-
ening. Mr.. jackson will return to
this city Sunday noon with his bride
| Hotel Brown ArrivalS-Rev. b. w
Ford, Parldersburg; IT, l.. Higgins,
Esq, Clarksburg; MIR. and Mrs. Thos.
Day, Knoxville, Tenn; ]. c. Young,
Raleigh; Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Smith,
Montgomery; S. l.. Stewart, Beverly;
A. Mollahan, Chicago, ILL.,; r. T. Ell
vim, W'lnifrede; DR.. II. c. Hargrove
and Z. II. HargroVe, Beckley; c.. B.
Ramsey, Plant City Fla; Mrs. Chas.
p. Simms, Mrs. Thos. Gillian, Pitts
burg, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs William Guth
RE, Roanoke, Va; Miss Lola B. Ell
more, Beliot, Mich; S. II. benson,
compton, Va; E. j. Palmer, Roanoke.
Va; William Chavis, Ohio; E. Lucky,
iWevaco; Miss MIME Beard, Ronve-
verte; Howard, johnson, Plymouth; ;,
MIR. and Mrs. Austen, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Riley, Carbon; Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Palmer, Slab Fork; F. M. Cousins,
cleveland, O.; Rev. ]. B. McIver, Nc
Donald; John Bass, Maysville, KY;
j. M. Johnson, Garrison; w. NJ. Brad
field, Lawton; and A. McClung. King
ston were registered at Hotel Brown
ithis week.
In Honor Of the Bride Elect-Miss
Nina Booker entertained few
friends, Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Molie Mills, North Rand ST.,
in honor Of Miss Ora Franklin, the
"Wednesday night bride.
Claimed by Death-Dr. r. I.
Jones received a telegram yesterday
announcing the death of his mother
in-law, Mrs. Walter H. Brooks, the
wife of popular Washington, D. c.,
Baptist preacher. Mrs. Brooks
been a sufferer for several months
her ailment being Bright's disease.
1t became apparent to thos around
her that her condition was practic-
ally hopeless and Mrs. Jones, her
daughter, was summoned from this
TINS city, two weeks ago. DR.. Jones
Twill leave today TO attend the OBJ
Isequies
Tribe Of Judah Mects-Mrs. Ma
ran Alexander was hostess to the
Tribe of Judah, Thursday evening
at her home on Sentz street At the
conclusion Of the regular routine
lot business J. B. McIver delivered a
very thoughtful address, He was fol-
lowed by r. II. Thomas and the pres
1dent, J. G. Lewis. Mrs. Lizzie
Scruggs and others will entertain the
CLUB this week at her residence on
| Lewis st.
| Atheneums Install Oficer%-The
Atheneum club meeting, Monday
night at Mrs. Amanda Taylors, Court
street, was attended by large num-
Der OF members and visitors. The
following program was rendered; So
10, A. Alexander Gregory; select read
ing, II. H. White; solo, Mrs. Marion,
Green; reading from Shakespeare, by
Miss Lillian Sellus. This was fol-
| lowed by the installation Of officers
| by Rev. b. r. Reed, assisted by Mrs.
e. J. Woodland, The officers were:
Mrs. Lizzie Waynesboro, president;
Mrs. Julia Campbell vice-president;
Miss Minnie Peters, secretary: Miss
Nahglc Patterson, assistant secretary: |
Norman DChaven, treasurer. The
clu0 meets Monday evening with Mrs. |
Woodard I1lmwood ave.
Club Gives DISQUALIFICATION
section No. 3, gave public enter
tainmcnt at the church, Tuesday even
ing. The program had both rnueica1
and literary numbers with many COM
&c features. The audience was we'll
entertained and much credit is due
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