The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-06-13

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Chapman, Lawton; G. Williams, Mont
gomery; A. S. Clark, Sidney, Va.
Lee Prentiss, Raymond City; II. A.
Jackson. Plymouth; c. r. Robinson,
Boomer and e. Clark, Herberton.
were registered at Hotel Brown this
week
Many Visitors Observation-Disclosures
Section No. met with Mr.. and Mrs
Coleman Hammond. West Side, Tues
day evening. A large number of Wis
ltors from that section of the city
was present and contributed very
literally in the Offering After the
dispatch of the routine business, the
hosts, assisted by Miss Eva Gallon,
served the best luncheon this society
has enjoyed this season. The society
will give musical and literary en-
.9rtainment on the oath inst to which
| the public is invited. The next meet
Jig will be entertained at the par
sonase by Mis-. B. r. Reed, Mrs. Frank
Henley and Miss Helen Bailey.
Aged Citizen Dics-After a linger-
| ing Illness of several monhs duration,
Horace Brown, aged about eighty-five,
died Monday evening of infirmities
| incident to old age. MIR. Brown was
among the oldest residents of this
! city, where he had resided practical
| ly all his life. He is survived by two
sons, Horace and George, and a large
number of friends among the older
inhabitants. Funeral services were
held Wednesday at Simpson Metho-
, dist Episcopal church, the pastor,
! Rev. J. S, Carroll, officiating. Inter-
ment was made in Spring Hill ceme-
terry.
Increase in Attendance-Owing to
the closing exercises of Garnett school
| the Atheneum club held their meet
| ing Friday evening with Mrs. Malinda
Foremen, and Monday evening at the
First Baptist church parsonage. Both
| meetings were largely attended and a
| deci1sd increase was noticeable in
hosts of the Friday meeting were
Mrs. H. Meadows, Mrs. Lizzie Waynes-
boro. Miss Viola Smith, Miss NJ. Tur-
ner, VIM. jefferson and j. @. Ad-
ans. Monday evening. the following
program was rendered: Solo, A. Greg
DRY; select reading, Miss V. Patter-
son; solo, Miss Minnie Peters; solo,
Edward Scales. The hosts we're Miss
Willie Brown, Miss Georgia Bryant,
Mrs. Julia Campbell and A. Gregory.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs, Louisa Patterson, Court street.
Governor Names Delegatcs-In
compliance With a request Is name
| five delegates to the National Con-
gress of Colored Educators, soon to
be held at Washington, Governor
Glasscock has made the following ap-
pointments: J. w. Scott, principal of
the Douglass school, Huntington; u.
II. Railey, principal of the Simmons
school, Montgomery; James L. Hill
principal Of the Bluefeld colored
schools and l.. o. Wilson, teacher at
| Weston.
Tribe Of Judah Entertained-Mrs
annie Elliott, assisted by Miss Bette
Parker, entertained the Tribe of Jill
dah with an excellent lunch, Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs. NJ. A,
Parker, Wall street. Several choice
piano selections were rendered by Miss
NeVa Parker.
Rsstol'H to Heaitll-Mrs. Annie
HICKS, who underwent, several months
ago, two successful operations at Nc
hendree Hospital, is spending this
week here visiting her sister. Mrs
Ada Langhorne, Washington court.
i On Bridal Tour-Mr. and Mrs. A
Mlckens, OF Charlottesville, Va, spent
several days last week on their bridar
tour at Hotel Brown. While in tho
city Mr. and Mrs. Mickens were en-.
'eltalned by Mrs. Matte Jackson and
Miss Male Hopkins, cousin Of the
bride.
personals and Locals.
MIS-. l.. T. Banks left Monday for
brlet trip through Mississippi and
iother southern states. She will be
absent till fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hare left this
week for Portsmouth, Ohio, where they
VIII spend the summer.
|
ourB' IS IN the city visiting her moth
ier' Mrs. Maria Alexander, sent2
street.
Mrs. NJ. 0. Mitchell, accompanied by
nor daughter, Miss Van Dora, spen.
several days in Montgomery this week
Beautiful hair transformations, %
inches long, for $500 at Mrs. Browns.
9oO Capitol Strect.-Adv.
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