The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-28
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 Miss Virginia Jones of Demopolis, and Miss Capitola Galatas of Montgomery, who have been the pretty and charm ing guests of the Misses Langley for | several days, have returned to their re- | spective homes. These young ladies were the recipients of many social at- tentions while in the city.-Anniston Star.
 Misses Campbell of Tallassee are the | guests of Miss Ethel Teague. Mir. and Mrs. Salter, who have been
 visiting friends in Omaha. Ga. have
 returned home.
 Miss Bessie Teague has gone to Bi-
 loxi.
 | Mrs. E. B. Robinson and son, Master | Henry Burr of Talladega, are the | guests of MT. and Mrs. James M. Hicks
 at 705 South Lawrence Street. Mrs. c. B. Coins and Miss Mitta
 Coins are visiting at Parkwood. Miss Lula Grover, daughter of Mrs. Ella Paul, has returned home after q pleasant visit with her aunt. Mrs. j.. V. Cobb in Annistop. accompanied by l Master Willie and Mise Mary Cobb. Mrs. Georke R. Doran. one of- our most active and useful ladies. has been confined to her home with rheumatism. still she Is doing good. A Mrs. Clements, the daughter Of the late MT. Dreher, Is now visiting her mother, whose health is so feeble that she has never been told of her hus- bands death.
 Miss Joscelyn ockenden has had short but sharp attack Of bilious Dever and is just out again afteEAa weeks illness.
 Mfr. Ausburn Henry from Mobile, en passant, paid a short call on his cou- sins. Mrs. A. Ockenden and Miss Ock- enden-
 Professor Arch Persons of the Uni versity of Alabama and family have been visiting relatives in this city.
 No prettier and brighter visitors from Greenvilie have given Montgomery the light of girlhood's smiles than Miss Ettie Kendrick and Miss Gertie Ehl- bert.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. W. ProvencG re- turned Friday night from Talladega Springs, Mir. Provence will occupy his pulpit today as usual.
 Miss Jennie Lyde Herbert who was injured by a runaway horse on Thurs day Is very much better and has gone to Talladesya Springs to join her moth CT, Mrs. Tom Herbert.
 All personal items intended for these columns may be telephoned to 4SS. and will be gladly taken.
 Miss Julia Moses will leave tomorrow night fo, New York City, where she will be met by relatives and then go to the Catskill Mountains to spend several weeks.
 Capt. T. H. Moore and family. &C., companied by Mrs. A. St. c. Tennille, left Thursday for Galbraith Springs, Tenn, to spend the heated term.
 Miss Helen Mushat of Birmingham. is the guest of Miss Lucy Holcombe at Cloverdale.
 Mrs. w. F. Dent and children are in Annlston for the summer.
 Miss Claud English of Lowndesboro. who has been visiting Mrs. J. H. Hig gins on Sayre Street, has returned home.
 .Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Allen entertained at their resSienlJe on Sayre Street FriGsy evening in compliment to the Misses Caller of Fort Deposit. A large numbe!' of invited guests were Delicious refreshments were served. games were played and most | enjoyable evening was spent.
 Rev. pr. Chas. A. Stakely. pastor of the First Baptist Church. and his fam4 fly. have gone to Monteagle, Tenn. to spend several weeks.
 Miss Kate Campbell of Montgomery, who has been spending several weeks with Miss Fannie Berry in Wynnton. haa returned home--Misa Sallie Ware Is visiting friends in Montgomery Columbus (Ga.) EnQuirer-Sun.