The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-09-28
&% 4 4 4 4 \ 4 | a 4 PERSONAL ITEMS.

| s% VI " 1 MT. and Mrs. B. F. Burch and family
 will move to Coosada Wednesday, Oc-
 tober 1. They have many friends in | Montgomery who will deeply regret their
 removal from this city. Miss May Hall
 Mrs. Burch's daughter, will remain here | for some time, however, and will be | with her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Jackson, on l Washington Street.
 Mrs. J. I. Mckinney and Professor l Galloway have gone to Louisville to at | tend a musicale of their songs given by | Mrs. Harry Shanks, who Is visiting her | mother in that city. A number of Mrs l McKinney's old classmates will be pres | ent to listen to her songs, and the re-
 cital will have every feature of interest | Lieutenant Peyton Clark of Hope Hul | after a leave of absence spent at home has returned to his regiment at San Fran
 cisco. There have been succession oi house parties in his honor at whicf
 several young people of Montgomery have l been guests.
 Miss Carolyn Cohn will soon give g pupils recital. She has always so de- | lighted Montgomery's music lovers that they will feel that in this recital a great treat is in store for them. Mrs George w. Jones and son, Roger | Aston, have returned home, after a months delightful visit to the relatives | of MT. Jones at Louisville and other Ken | lucky points.
 Miss Alma Cohn has accepted a posi- | ton in the choir of the Jewish Temple | Her friends will be glad to have this | opportunity of enjoying her beautiful voice.
 Misses Stella and Anna Lee Chapman of Geneva and Miss Foster of Andalusia and Miss Florrie Hayden spent Thursday with Miss Lillian Emerson. Mrs. J. W. A. Jackson Mrs. Lester Smith and Miss Anna Hathaway Smith have returned from HendersonvilIe. N. | C., where they have spent the summer. l Miss Mary Netta Cowan of Union l Springs Is the guest of her cousin, Miss
 Malda Wellborn at 49 South Goldthwaite | Street.
 Miss Sarah Connolly, who conducts the | millinery department of the Montevallo
 Industrial School, is in the city for a few days.
 Mrs T. G. Black of Gainesville with her two children is visiting her father, MT. A. A. Janney, on South Perry Street. Miss Kate Connolly and Miss Sadie Aperious returned yesterday from visit to friends and relatives in Nebraska. Mrs. William Stakely of Union
 Springs is visiting her mother. Mrs. L.
 F.. Dix, on South Lawrence Street.
 Miss Marguerite Rice left yesterday for l Mobile where she will enter the Convent | of Visitation for the ensuing year. MT. and Mrs. J. Pepperman have re-
 turned from a two weeks visit to Chicago
 and Des Moines, Ia.
 Miss Florence Davidson, who has been visiting Miss Ethel Hodgson in Mobile, has returned home.
 Miss Gussie Richardson of Hurricane Bayou, is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Hudson
 on Heron Street.
 Mrs, Smathers of Waynesville, N. C.,
 is the guest of Miss Fitzgibbons on Mad
 ison Avenue.
 Mrs. N. J. Bell and Miss Forest Bell have returned from Waukesha and Chi | cago.
 | MT and Mrs. W. A. Graves left last
 evening for a weeks visit to Birming-
 ham.
 Mrs. Mary Jordan and Miss Eva Ran- l MipanGa N C
 Mrs John Levy of Nashville is tht
 guest of MT. and Mrs. Jack Wright
 Miss Viola Farley will go to New York
 to attend the Comstock School.
 Miss Irene Semple left yesterday for q
 visit to her aunt in Milwaukee.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary who had charge of the barbecue given by them and the ' local Division of the Brotherhood of Lo