The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-05

Mrs. j. NJ deCottes of Montgomery,
Ala, (where she 10 Society Editor OF The
Daily Advertiser). has been passing the
week in Clinton, the guest Of her friends,
Prof and Mrs. r. Eilenberg, at Mrs.
Mary Leigh's. A pleasant party accom-
panied her on a drive to the Ringing
Rocks, on the Delaware. Monday and she
much enjoyed what she saw of our part
Of the eountry-Clinton IN. j. Democrat.
Mrs deCottes will leave New York to-
day for Washington where she will visit
her nephew, Mr.. Claude Browne, for sew
erai days.
Among the many Southern women who
are well known In New York, Is Mrs. Will
liam E. Monroe, formerly of Alabama.
she is the daughter of the late Mr.. Will
liam Pollard of Montgomery, and niece
Of Colonel Charles p. Pollard of Mont
gomery a distinguished Albanian at
the time of his death. She is a cousin of
Mrs. l.. q. Woodson, Mrs. John Marks
and Mrs @. Herbert Ellerbe of Birming-
ham-Birmingham Age-Herald.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Owen of Montgomery,
is spending a few days in Birmingham
She has recently returned from Sans
Souoi where she visited her sister, Mrs.
the lovely Norrie Bankhead, a noted Ala
bama belle, and she has been since her
marriage a conspicuous figure in the So
cial life of the State.-Birmingham Age
Herald.
Mr.. Lawrence w. Hammond of Gin
cinnati is in Montgomery visiting his
mother and his sisters. Mrs. Hurter and
Miss Carrie Hammond. While here he is
II, a. nrxr
| contracts of the Peck-Hammond Com
pahy. of which he Is Secretary and Treas
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eilenberg, who
have been visiting friends in Boston and
New Jersey, leave New York today for
| SAPPHIRE N. c., where they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilcox of
Montgomery.
Miss Emmie Richardson returned last
week from Shelby Springs, where she
| spent several weeks. She will leave in
| few days for Asheville and Turnpike N,
| c.. to remain for the balance of the heat
| ed term.
Mr. Charles Lack and sister, Miss
Clara Belle Lack. have returned to Mo-
bile. They were accompanied home by
their cousins. Misses Alma and Lucille
Sanguinetti.
Miss Elite Scale left Saturday afternoon
for Mathews, where she will be the guest
of Miss Sarah Hastings, at her grand
mothers country home
A telegram received by friends yester
day from Mrs. T. ]. Cowell announced the
death of her father. Mr.. H. HollencamI
Of Louisville, Ky.
Miss Ola Watson of Pensacola, Fla, |!
the guest of Mrs. John G. Spruell on Co
iumbus Street, and the Misses Copley OF
South Hull Street.
Miss Eleanor Cardwell one of Savan
nah's most charming young ladies, is tn,
guest Of Miss Eloise Reynolds. $40 Ad
ans Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spruell Of Birmingham
are visiting the families of their tw
sons, Mr.. J. G. Spruell and Mr.. w. W
Srruell.
Messrs. A. p. and Thack H. Collier O
Opelika spent Sunday in Montgomer.
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E
Collier.
I
leave this morning for Midway, Ala, ol
visit to her friend. Miss Mary Riddl
Trap.
Judge and Mrs. Jonathan HARRISON
Miss Carolyn HARRISON and Miss Will
Browning HARRISON, are at Tate Spring
Miss Maggie Coleman of Charleston, S
c.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. l.
Waldrip. 213 Holcombe Street.
Mrs. Edward B. Randolph and Mis-
Carolyn Randolph. will leave tomorrow
for Hendersonville. N. C.
Mr.. Mason Posey, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. w. C. Pope has re
turned to Washington.
Miss Eloise Reynolds has returned
home after visiting Savannah, Charleston
and Beaufort, s. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Micou left las
week for New York City. which will b
their future home.
Mrs. F. M. oliver Of Savannah, is Wis
iting her mother Mrs. C. B. Ashurst a
l08 Church Street.
Miss Sadie Wyman left yesterday
morning for Tate Spring and Hender
sonville, N. C.
Miss Susie Halls left yesterday mornint
for Selma to visit the family of Mr.. Franz
Milhous.
Miss Katie Davidson left yesterday for
Atlanta, where she will be the guest OF
relatives.
Mrs P. T. Downs Is prolonging her stay
in England and is at the Hotel Metropole
London.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney has gone to Cor
don, Ala, to visit her niece. Mrs. Ed
Holt.
Mrs. ]. c. Wilcox ard children ar
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Cobbs in Annis
ton.
Mrs, Lucien v. LaTaste and famil
have returned from Mount Airy, Ga.
Mrs Seymour Thornbury has returne,
from a visit to relatives in Kentucky.
Miss Clara Walkley of Wetumpka,
in the city visiting relatives
Mrs. w, P. Screws left last evening 70
: San Francisco, Cal.
Miss Margaret Lahey is visiting rela