The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-21

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entertainment for the Soldiers Home
was discussed. Many of the ladies ia
vored an Old Maids Convention and
the Chapter agreed to consider the plan
and decide at it's November meeting. This
play is most amusing, and l think 1t
would be well to have 1t in the Opera
House. November 13. 1t would amuse the
Veterans more than any other entertain
ment."
The Louisville Courier-Journai has the
following: Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks,
wife of the senior Senator from Indiana,
and President General of the Daughters
| of the American Revolution, will reach
| the city Friday, October "a on a short
| visit TO Mrs John Middleton, Regent of
| the Fincastle Chapter, .. A. r. Mrs.
| Fairbanks is coming on the invitation of
the Fincastle Chapter. Mrs. Middleton s
home will be beautifully decorated in
| the D. A. r. colors and the meeting will
! be followed by breakfast given in honor
| of Mrs. Fairbanks. She will be enter
tanned every day during her short visit
and besides Mrs. Middletons breakfast
she will be given a reception by Mrs.
| w. L. Lyons, one of the Vice-Presidents
| GeneI al Of the National Daughters of the
American Revolution, and another enter
| tainment by Mrs. John I. Bate"
The Birmingham Ledger. in its COM
j ment on the Jones-Ford marriage, says:
Mr.. Jones lived in Birmingham for
nearly a year, but has recently been In
charge of the Empire Companys office
at NewcsVtle. He is a nephew of Mrs
Henry w. Eilner of this city and son
of a prominent family in Montgomery.
He has numerous friends in Birmingham,
who are greatly interested in his APP
preaching marriage"
1t is reported from Washington that
among the many innovations urged by
Su, nc on-Gt neral P. NJ. Rixey in the navy
service in his first annual report, is the
establishment of a corps of women
nurses to do duty on the various ships
of the navy in commission. He recon-
mends that Congress provide for a woman
nurse corps.
When the Alabama Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs meets here this winter all OF
the clubs will be hostesses, so with the
combined efforts and ability of all the
members of all the clubs, it is safe to
say that clubdem will do itself proud and
play, in the aggregate. royal host.
Or. William c. Hamilton of Mobile,
quarantine physician on the South Ameri-
can coast and Mrs. Hamilton, spent
Saturday in the city en- route from Mobile
to Coosa County, where they went to visit
Mrs. Hamiltons mother, Mrs. II. L.
Richards.
Miss Florence Dawson of Birmingham.
Ala will arrive in November to visit
one of the prsttiest of the debutants, Miss
Elizabeth McMichael, of liz West Bur-
=
The Atlanta Journal of Sunday pub
lished a picture of Mrs. Sidney j. Bowie
Of Admission, wife of Congressman Bowie
| with the statement that she lis the lovely
guest of Mrs. John d. Patterson"
| Dr. s. M. Peterson president of the
| Girls Industrial School at Montevallo is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Phares Cole
man at her home on Clayton Street.
Mrs. Behr of Pensacola arrived last
night and is the guest of MIR. and Mrs
| A. Rosewald and Miss Regina Rosewald
at their home on Clayton Street.
| Mrs w. II. Burr of Taliadega Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs James Hicks.
| Mrs Hicks who has been so Ill, is re-
ported as much better.
Miss Carrie Bridewell, the celebrated
Alabama singer, spent last week at
Jefferson Island as the guest of the fam
lily Of Gen. Fred Miles.
Today is Woman's Home Day and the
friends of that institution are begged TO
remember the fact and help get new
members.
Miss Kate Lassiter of Norfolk, Va, is
at Bozeman, where she will spend the
winter with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Snider.
Mrs j. C. Pinkston, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. A. G. futile. re-
turned yesterday to her home at Shorter's
Station.
Miss Lila Watts Collins of Washington,
D. c., is visiting her parents, Major and
Mrs Robert NJ. Collins, 800 Madison Ave
nue..
Mr. Fred league, after a visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William M. league,
returned yesterday to Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs c. w Martin of Indian
apolis will spend tho winter with Mrs.
r. D. Browder
The White House Association will meet
today at II o'clock with the Regent Mrs.
]. d. Beale.
The No Name Club will resume its meet
meetings on the first Wednesday IN
November
Mr. Richard Hobbie spent Sunday in
Troy with Mrs. Hobbie. who is visiting
there
Mrs Lucy Mcintosh Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. F. Spurlin. in Camden.
The Burton-Tennille wedding will take
place this Afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs George Lowrie went to Birming
ham yesterday
Strengthening and Nourishing.
Food Drink Tonic Combined.
Horsfords J. cid Phosphate a Tonic that
strengthens and invigOrates permanently.
adv-tu-thu-sat.
Pirates in the Gulf Stream.
London Chronicle.
Captain Luigi Montani. OF the steamship
Sardegna, which mas just arrived at Ma
pies from the United States with a large
number of e.nigrants on board, recOunts
an extra ordinary story of adventure.
Shortly after entering the Gulf Stream,