The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-04-25

was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and ported plants. In the
dining room, the color scheme Of red
and white was carried out. The CEN
ter OF the table was a beautiful bo-
quet of red and white carnations
and smilaN. The guests were re-
| ceived and presented to Mrs. Male
and Mrs. Allen by Mrs. Frank Fitz-
gerald. They were invited into the
dining room by Miss Julia Glenn.
Mrs. Hackley presided at the punch
/ howl and Mrs. VIM. Wilcher served
'chocolate. Mrs. VIM Ray, and Mrs.
! Edward Tuck assisted in the dining
| room. The following menu was serv-
cd: chicken salad, sandwiches, pota-
to chips, olives. bisQue ice cream,
white and chocolate cake, mints.
Afternoon Fire. Yesterday afternoon
TWO houses in. rear of Lewis street,
| owned by Mrs. Emma Irwin and DR..
Gamble were almost completely de-
S%roycd by fire. The occupants, Mrs
Melton and Mrs. Cooper, sustained
total loss Of their household effects
! and personal effects.
The origin of the tirse is not known.
Policeman Fined--ln the Office of
; Justice Atkinson, yesterday morning
police officer Childers was fined ten
dollars and costs for brutally assault
ing Nelson Davis, Roosevelt day. Davis
was among the thousands or more
q no no
by the bridge company to facilitate
the collecting Of tolls. When the
pressure became too great for the bar
rier, Davis was among those to be
pushed through. He was in no way
j responsible, but the officer dealt him
a murderous blow on the head, for
which attorney ChapDelle and Kim
brough hailed him before the justice.
The verdict is likely to be used as
basis for Il damage suit.
Tribe OF Judah-Msses Virginia
Rayford and Alice Tuning and Mrs.
Nancy Penn were hostesses to the
Tribe Of Judah, Thursday evening,
at the home of Mrs NJ. G.. Alex
ander, Sentz street. Mrs Clare Ban
iCn of Columbus, and Mrs. Nj. 4.
Parker addressed the club and its
thanks were returned the hostesses
by Rev. e. d. Humbles.
Large Membership Personalities Be
atrlce Calhoun, Harry Preston, Geo.
Wilson, LnthervlpadMe Mrs.c,-B
/ liza Wallace served fifty three mem.
bers OF the Tribe Of Judah with an
excellent lunch Friday evening at the
residence of Mrs Wallace. Quarter
| street. Jas. A. Campbell made some
timely remarks and a collection Of
S2.25 was taken up. The club meets
next week with Mrs. jamie Amos
| North Rand street, when it will be
entertained by Miss Mime Adams
and r. G.. McIvcr.
Atheneum Ciub-A recitation bv Per
cy Campbell, Grafton by Miss Sarah
| Dawson and solo by Miss Marion
Green were the numbers on the pte-
gram at the meeting of the Anthem.
cum club, Monday night, at the First
baptist parsonage and Mrs. Lizzie
Waynesboro, Mrs. Annie Lewis, Mrs
| II. Meadows, Williams Dickersun ant
w. o. Davis were hosts. The next one
Of the meetings vii be with Rev. E
j. Woodward, 1910 Elmwood avenue
School Term Closcd.-Miss Eliza
beth Green, who recently closed 81
very sccessful term Of School al
Claremont, and has since been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Goff, lett
Thursday for her home at Maysville
Ky. She was accompanied by her
mother.
Appeals Fer MissIonS.-A large
crowd greeted Rev. l.. c.. Jordan
secretary Of the Baptist foreign mis-
sions society, and his co-worker
Prof. Britt. at the First Baptis
church, Tuesday evening Rev Jor
dan made strong appeal for better
financial support for the missions anC
missionaries in foreign lands.
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