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

One OF the most enjoyable events OF
the season was the Physical Culture,
Class dance at the X. Of p hall, FRI
day evening Sot last week. The hall
was made beautiful by colored lights,
ported plapts and crepe paper decora-
lions OF purple and white, the same
color scheme being carried out in the
dining room with, 'ene addition of
Japanese lanterns. Music was fur
nished by the saxaphone orchestra
and the Moon Dance" the gavotte
and mazurka were the feature dances.
Easter chickens were given as favors
and the following menu was served
at individual tables: Salmon salad,
saratoga chips, olives, lettuce sand
wiches. The patronesses were Mes
danes G. H. James, Allen DeHonney,
Jr., G. O. Lowry and w. o. Terry.
Punch was served by Miss Elizabeth
Lee assisted by Mrs. Odessa Smith
and Misses Princess Stuart and Sal
lie Hale. - 49,. -,
: SIMPSON Church Notes.-The pas
tor, Rev ]. S. Carroll addressed two
large congregations Sunday. Wednes-
8 day evening there was a special meet
ing OF the young people. On the
same evening next week the older
people will meet. The Willing Work.
ers meet this evening at the church.
and the Thursday Night Aid at the
residence Of Mrs. Jane Johnson, Young
istreet. Friday evening Mrs. Susan
Dancy entertains the Friday Night
AID at the home of Mrs. Amanda
Cooper, Brooks street Sunday the
pastor will deliver a special Easter
message, at the HOO O'Clock service.
The Sunday School will render a spe-
cial Easter program entitled Gross
and Crown Sunday afternoon and at
the evening service, The delegate to
the Lay Electoral Conference will
also give a brief report at the evening
hour. -s...-...
H0tel' Brown Arrivals
were registered at Hotel Brown sine =,
last weeks. report: ]. w. Johnson
Garrison G. Price, Rosedale; Rev, F.
McGhee, B. J. McGhee, Smithfeld, Pa,
G. Lewis Cotton Hill; H. Jones
Thurmond; Chas. Stewart, Chicago:
Albert Bailey, Roanoke, Va; C. H.
chapman, Lawton; j. w. Higginboth-
am, Page; e. Caldwell, Alabama; C..
Stokes. John Mason, Standard; VIM.
Cameron, Beckley; G. Logan, Beck
ley; c. Logan, Ward; r. S. Carter,
Hinton; S. S. Adams, Ward; J..
Mlmms, L. Mimms, Shrewsbury; Mar
shall Edmonds, Claremont; H. Smith.
montgomery; R. Reed, Hugheston; J.
j. McNealy, Eccles; James Munson,
RonceVerte; Chas. Ross, Grown Hill:
D. Still. A. Chatwood, Pomeroy, O.;
VIM. Newman, Ward; George Dingess,
Cedar Grove; M. Heath, Slab Fork;
). A. Noble, Wheeling; NJ: Crawford,
Essie Crawford, Clifton Forge, Va:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Henry, Coal River.
Easter Service at st. Paul.-Eas-
ter Sunday, will be celebrated with a.
special program at st. Paul A. M. e,
church. At 1G:0 90 In the morning the
sunday School will have a special SER
vice: The theme for the 11:0O SER
mon will be THE New Life" fol-
lowed by the sacrament of the Lords
Supper. The 800 P. M. sermon
theme will be "Eschatology of the
Gospels The Minister'S Gospel
helpers were. entertained by Misses
Emma and Julia Johnson at the home
OF Mrs. Humbles, sentz street: Mrs
Nelson and Mrs. Lands, at Mrs.
Thomas' Court and Donnally; Mrs.
Emma CoWser, Mrs Matte Moss and
Mrs. Viola Wright at the church. zee.
\ Death Message.-Miss Lillian
hopkins left Thursday of last week
10 attend the funeral Of her mother.
Mrs. Sarah Hopkins, who died the
day before at Fishkill, N. Y. Mrs.
hopkins was former resident Of
this city and the news of her death
was. received with regret by a: num-
Der friends here. She is srrryfyerf-
by two daughters, Miss Lillian, and
MRS. Lizzie Cunningham, both OF this
city, Estel Hopkins, a nephew, and
floyd, a son, who lives at Anderson. d.
Large Public MeetiRg.-A largely
attended and interesting meeting was
neld by the Tribe of Joseph at the
FIRST Baptist church, FL iday evening;
when the following program was rem
aered: Singing, chcdr; scripture
reading, Rev. e. D. HumbEes; invo-
cation, Rev. J. B. 1HcGee; address,
History of the Twelve Tribes of Is
rael', Prof. H. B. Rice; solo, Mrs.