The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-02

 kets that have been made by Atlanta women for the purpose They. are of all sorts and sizes, of novel and artistic shapes, and prove the unusual and beau- tiful handicraft of such well-known mam- bers of society as Mrs. Robert Lowry. Mrs. Clark Howell, Mrs Cobb Caldwell. Mrs. A. W. Calhoun. Mrs. Henry B. Tompkins. Mrs. J. W. English, Jr., and many others. The friends of Mrs. Gerald Ware will re gret to learn of the death of her moth- CT, Mrs. J. T. Jelks. at Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. Ware left for Hot Springs Sunday night in response to a telegram announc- ing her mothers serious illness. telc- gr am received in the city yesterday an- nounced the death of Mrs. Jelks. It will be remembered that Mrs Wares father, pr. Jelks, brother of Governor Jelks. died last summer, preceding his wife by ol ly, a few months.
 Beginning yesterday. December l. the third triennial convention of the Council of Jewish Women will be held in the Eutaw Place Synagogue. Baltimore, con inuing till December g. Mrs. Hannah G. | Solomon of Chicago. President of the so- ,iety will preside, and addresses will be ;iven by Miss Sadie American. Miss Jane Adams, MT. Charles Bonaparte and Ithers. Miss Alice Freeny has returned to her | home in Macon, Ga, after pleasant visit l to her brother, MT. c. w. Freeny. MT. and Mrs. A. T. Miller entertained at | Thanksgiving dinner in complement to | Miss Freeny during her stay in the city. | Miss Mildred Cornwell of Red Bank, | N. J., spent Sunday with her friend, Miss | Clara walkley in Wetumpka. She and
 Miss Walkley will return this morning to l their school duties. l MT. and Mrs. Thomas I. Hewitt. Jr.,
 have returned from their wedding trip l and will reside with MT. Hewlits pa- l I ents. Mir and Mrs. Thomas I. Hewitt, | on McEroe Street.
 | Reports from the Confederate Veterans Home at Mountain Creek, are that the
 roof has been completed on the main l building and work in general Is progress | ing satisfactorily.
 The Country Club of Birmingham will | give their opening ball on the evening Of | December 15, which is said will be one l of the most elaborate the club has ever l given.
 Mrs. Dixon Tharin. who has been so l critically i'll at a hospital in Gainsvitle, Ga. is said to be improving and hopes are now entertained for her recovery The new bsttleship Nebraska is to have | a flag presented by the Omaha Chapter | of the Daughters of the American Revolu- | tion.
 The Ladies' Tuesday Euchre Club will A nAaN Nxfftl be the opening meeting of the season.
 Miss Lizzie Wright and Miss Gladys | Hudson will leave this morning for New
 York. where they will spend month. MT. J. D. Carter, Jr., of Atlanta spent the Thanksgt ving holidays with his pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Carter.
 Mrs. Lillie E.. Walters left yesterday for an exterded visit to relatives in Lou isiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma.
 The friends of Mrs. George Halls will
 be glad to know that she is improving | from her recent severe illness.
 Miss Bessie EnsIen who has been visit | ing friends in the city, has returned to her home in Birmingham. | MT. and Mrs Loren Williamson have been visiting their mother, Mrs. Ida Tatum, on Perry Street. Mir. and Mrs. Charles P. Jackson will leave this morning for Birmingham to | spend several days.
 Mrs Sam sabel has gone to Jackson vile, Fla, to accompany MT. Sabers mother, who is i'll.
 Miss Jennie Sistrunk has returned from
 Tallassee, where she spent the Thanks
 giving holidays.
 Miss Clara Pollock of Mobile who has
 been visiting Mrs B. S. Grsil, has re-
 turned home.
 Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley. who has been
 visiting friends in Selma, will return
 home today.
 Mrs. Minnie Reese Richardson is con- fined to her home on Dexter Avenue by illness.
 The Friday Night Card Club will be en-
 tertained thi week by Mrs. Warren
 Reese.
 Mrs Sallie Frazier of Robinson
 Springs IS the guest ot ilshuS III tue
 city.
 Mrs. W. B. Browne of Columbiana is
 the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. M. de cottes.
 There is a prospect of an Old Maids
 convention being held in Montgomery.
 Miss Lucille Washblrn has returned
 from a pleasant visit to Opelika. 
 Miss Rosalie Sayre has retucned from a l .a H-Na1ds ;p NirUfpla