The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-19
WOMAN Qno
 SOCIETY.
Mrs. !. V. dscottes.

Mr- Logan holds high position in q wholesale shoe house in Gainesvfafes and has occupied it for some years. He stands we'll in the business and social circles of Gainesville and is highly es- ueemed by all who know him Many friends wish weIl for this pop uasr young couple. A DELIGHTFUL BARBECUE.
 Mir Mcqueen Smith entertained a number of friends at barbecue at Mcoueen's Seation on Tuesday.
 The following Montgomsrians were among MT. Smiths guests: . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pickett and chill dren. Mir, and Mrs. Mack onvar, Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Higgins. MT. and Mrs. J. H. Hardaway. Miss Mary Ellen Pickett, Miss Mattie Mc<lueen, Miss Maud Dfckerson. Miss Mary Shepherd, Miss Mary Marshal Vao.. Miss May Hardaway. Dr. Jackson and Mir. Har- ris Mcqueen.
 NOTICE TO EPwoRTH LEAGUERS
 Court Street Epworth League will have a meeting this evening at $ o'clock at parsonage. u3 Church Street. The object of this meeting is to take up the systematic study of the Reading Course which is embodied in the foi- lowing books. Life of the Seventh Earl of Shaftesbury,' by Jennie M- Bingham; Entering on Life," by Dr. c. Geixie;. The Closing Cenfury's Her itage,~ by J. D. DfrIgweH; Japan and it's Regeneration by Rev. Otis Cary.
 Rev. A. ]. Lamar, D. D., will have charge of this study and will give such talks and explanatory exposition Of the books as will make the meeting the more profitable and interesting to those present. Court Street League has ta- ken several steps forward in having regularly mid-weekly meetings as fol- lows: First Friday evening of month, business meeting; second Friday even ing of month, social meeting; third Friday evening of month. study of Reading Course, fourth Friday evening in month. literary meeting. To all of these meetings as we'll as the Sunday evening devotional services the public and especially all young people. have a. cordial welcome.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert McDavfd have sold their home at Highland Park and will move to Birmingham in October to make it their home. It is. with re- luctance that their friends in Mont scmery will give up these two charm ing people.
 Miss May Hardaway has gone to Prattvflle to visit relatives and friends, and will spend some time there, where she is receiving much delightful atten- tion.
 Mrs. B. l.. Wyman who is spending the summer at Rollins, came to attend the funeral Of her friend, Mrs. Haus- man, and has returned to Rollins.
 Misses Enola Copley and Mamie Norton, two beautiful young ladies from Holt Street are the guests of Mrs. B. B. Blackmon. Luverne, Ala. Miss Corrie c. Smith and Miss IrIa- mae Stone left yesterday afternoon for OpeIika, where they will visit Miss Elizabeth Buchanan.
 Miss Nellie Meyer left yesterday morning to visit relatives in West Vir- ginia. While away she will attend the Buffalo Exposition.
 Misses Kate and Lem Caller of Fort Deposit who have been visiting in Cross Keys. are now visiting friends in Montgomery.
 Miss Maud Connolly of Atlanta, Ga, is visiting Mrs. w. C.. Shaffer on North McDonough Street.
 Miss Eloise Rives of Selma, is visit ing her sister. Mrs. L. w. Locklfu at Mabsou's Hotel.
 Mrs. w. A. Branscombe left last night for Coviugton, Ky. for months visit to friends.
 Miss Hattie Strauss will leave today on a visit to Birmingham and St. Clair Springs.
 Miss Claude English of Lowndesboro, is visiting Mrs. J. H. Higgins on Sayre Street.
 The Magazine Club will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Stuart McQueen.
 Misses Marion and Sophie Watts have gune to Kentucky to visit relatives. Mrs. George Moore has gone to Old Point Comfort ta join MT. Moore. Mrs. Irene Semple has gune to vir- ginia to spend the summer.
 DON'T WATT FOR THE FUNERAL.