The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-12

MIS-. Nj. +. Burke, Bradford street,
The bride wore white messaline AMI
carried bouquet of brides roses,
She was attended by her sister, Mrs.
Maggie Davis, Of Columbus, o., white
Mr.. NJ p. Burke acted as best man.
Rev. j. w. Robinson, of st. Adams,
ofticiated Miss Alice Whitaker
served at the punch bowl. Assis'-
ing in the dining room were: Miss
Hazel Lucas. Maude~ Whey, Gertrude
Campbell, Mary Preston, and Moss
Clay, Mesdames Rebecca Preston anu
Mrs. Lydia Hale Music was fur
Eished by Browns orchestra. The
presents were numerous and beauti
full.
Miss Cleveland to Marry.-From
Staunton, wedding Invitations have
been received in this city which are
Of more than passing interest, as the
bride-elect has large number Of
friends in this community made dur-
ing her connection with the West
Virginia Colored Institute, a few
years ago, as student and teacher.
The invitations read:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Cleveland
>equcst the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Fleeta Virginia
to
Mr.. W. H.. Lane, of Knoxville, Tenn.
Wednesday night September twenty
fifth,
nine o'clock at Augusta st. NJ. f
Church.
Staunton, Virginia
At Home after October the first, coo
Lynch ST., Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. Waters Here.-Mrs. Phil
Waters arrived in the city last night
to spend a few days with her hus-
band and friends. During the heated
term Mrs Waters has been at Milwau-
kee, Wis, visiting her mother. At the
end Of her visit here she will go .
Ann Arbor, Mich, where she has been
making her home the past three years
supervising the education Of her
daughter, Miss Phyllis, senior in the
high school there.
Teachers Observation-Disclosures
ent of City Schools W. S. Laidley has
made the following assignment. OF
teachers in the colored schools for the
ensuing year: c. W. Boyd, sur ervis-
ing principal; Garnett High School, J
r. J. Clark. principal, l.. G. Farrar,
Miss Nina H. Clinton, Miss Flora Web
ster and Miss Della Williams; Garnet
School,, Miss Anna F.. SimpsoH p:'i-
mary; Miss Maude Whey, ST Grade
Miss Hattie Peters, 2nd grade; Miss
Tetner INKS; SSYd
Rice. 4th grade. Miss. Naola .FarLar.;
5th grade; Miss Estella Green, 9Th
grade; Miss Rhoda Wilson and Miss
Beatrice Calhoun, 7th and 8th. Wash
ington School: Mrs. Blanche Tyler,
principal; Misses Amelia Wilcher, Am
ME Hutchinson and Lizzie Hopkins
assistants; Island School, I. C. Cabell
>. First Baptist Church. A large
number Of the members and friends of
the First Baptist Church went on the
boat excursion to Winfield given by
the choir Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Rollins
was hostess to the Atheneum Clue
Society and the Tribe of Judah will
meet, the first with Mrs, Fannie Lew
is, Shrewsbury street, the latter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White
man, Washington street, with J. c.
Lewis, w. S. Scott, j. E. Robinson
Miss Jennie Amos and Mrs. Helen Bal
! ley as hosts
!. A Wednesday Marriage.-Miss
Matilda Scott and Mr.. Allen Washing
! ton were married Wednesday evening
in the presence Of few relatives. and
friends at the home of the blide's
aunt, Mrs Daniel McGhee, EJmwood
avenue, by Rev. J. S. Carroll, o. Simp,
son NJ. E. church. The bride was at.
! tired in a white messaline gown ant
carried a shower bouquet Of brides
roses, Miss Nina Spurlock was brides
! maid and the groom was attended BY
| Mr.. Augustus Cousins. They are al
home to their friends at I'LL Lawrence
street
Mrs. Rachel Jordan. is seriously il
at her home on Crescent Road
Miss Rebecca Bullard left Wednesda
to take a course in Mohler College.
Miss Lena Rice has gone to Gler
Jean to resume her school WORK. She
left the city Sunday.
Mrs. Ora Campbell and Mrs. Annie
Byrd have returned from peasant
three We eks' visit to friends in Chica.
go, III.
Mr.. and Mrs Rohort provd>r L,,,,