The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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 Among the guests invited by Sir Thom- as Lipton to witness the yacht races from his yacht, the Erin. were Mrs. Jefferson Davis Hays and son, Master Jefferson Hays Davis, daughter and grandson or President Davis.
 MT. David F. Lowe has gone to Pensa-
 cola to spend the winter. and Mrs Lowe
 and daugiter. Miss Annie Lowe, will be
 with Mrs. Frank Taylor,
 Mrs. Montgomery and her daughter,
 Mrs. Ella Montgomery Smith, will be
 with Mrs. Frank Taylor this winter.
 The following are some of the nice
 things the Tennessee papers have to say
 of ex-Governor Bob Taylor of Tennessee
 and his Alabama bride. formerly Mrs.
 Alice Fitts Hill of this city:
 The marriage of Bob Taylor will prob
 ably give a different complexion to the
 Senatorial race-Memphis Commercial.
 Ex-Governor R. l.. Taylor was married
 Monday afternoon to Mrs. Alice Fftts
 Hill of Tuscaloosa. Ala. Mrs. Hill Is a
 daughter of Hon. J. H. Fitts. one of the
 most distinguished families of Alabama
 waverly Sentinel.
 Ex-Governor Bob Taylor sas set good
 example in marrying. May his married
 IlIe DC TOHS kTd&tA cWNSt ochos
 man ought to marry as soon as he can.-
 Murfreesboro Free Press.
 Ex-Governor Robert l.. Taylor was mar ried to Mrs. Alice Fitts-Htll at Tusca- ioosa, Ala, last Monday. The wedding was a very quiet affair. The bride Is said to be a young woman of high intellectual culture and many social charms.-Peters- burg Enterprise.
 Former Governor Robert l.. Taylor of | Knoxville. Tenn. and Mrs. Alice Fftts- I Hill of Montgomery. Ala. were married | in Christ Church, Tuscaloosa. Ala. Mon- day afternoon at o'clock. The Govern | or's many friends-and everybody Is his | friend-wish him much joy and happiness. while he dispenses sunshines and happi- ness to others.-Lewisburg Gazette. Boy Taylor got married the other day. With Dewey's case before us. we are safe in assuming that the Senatorial ques- ton Is settled. We like Our Bob," but we can't help suggesting that he have his topa trimmed fin fur, as the day he'll
 need 1t Is likely to be rather chilly
 Pulaski Record.
 Ex-Governor Bob Taylor has demon strated the fact that to fall in love 1t is necessary to rise to the occasion. and, believing that one good wife deserves a second, Tennessee's genius has taken un- | to himself another. as our social column goes to show. There's an old saying that Tall the world loves a lover,' and 1t Is never at any time had many enemies, and 1t is to be hoped that he now has l none; no, not one. May the connubial and feiicitous honeymoon not only eclipse the delight of anticipated bliss, but may | their future be prosperous and success | fully happy one. never to be o'ershadowed by ppointment.-Columbla Democrat 
 Mrs. Charles M. Powell of Kentucky Is visiting Mrs. B. Hervey Brown. 1s South Street. Mrs Powell spept most of her young ladyhood in Montgomery and will be remembered by her many friends as Miss Emma Afford She will leave in a few days for San Antonio. Tex, her fu- ture home.
 Mir. L. Meyer and family have gone | to Montgomery to live. For many years they have been prominent here, and their departure Is a matter of special regret in Hebrew circles. They have many friends l in Columbus. whose warmest wishes go with them to their new home. e.-Columbus (Ga) Enquirer-Sun.
 Mrs. Pouncey Long formerly Miss Lot | tie GrafO and her little daughter, Mabel | Bernard, passed through this city yester-
 day on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Anna M. Nffau OL SOObduA, Ald-
 Governor Oates is in receipt of letters l from Mrs. Oates. stating that she and their son. Mir. w. c. Oates. Jr.. reached Paris. France. safely on September 2oth'
 and that they had pleasant voyage. Miss Mary, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Parker. left for San Souci Semin- | ary. Greenville. s. C., yesterday morning. Mrs. J. R. James and daughter. Mrs. l M. A. Baldwin. returned home yesterday | from a visit to different Northern cities. Mrs Bertha Leringer of San Francisco | Is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Moog, 309 Church Street, this city. Miss Annie Bloomfield of Louisville, Ky, is visiting Miss Francis Fuller, on South Hull Street.
 Miss Lila McIver, who has been visit ing in Tuskegee for some weeks, returns
 home today.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived by friends in Montgomery: rFf.a ntdu Int a1a-