The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-10
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The Atlanta Constitution says of Ala | bama women who will attend the Horse
 Show: Miss Davis of Huntsville. Ala. will be another out-of-town belle and beauty to visit Atlanta Curing the horse | show. She will be at the Aragon Hotel, ! and already entertainments are being | planned in her honor. She is not only a | noted beauty in her native State, but a l brilliant conversationalist and an unusu- ally talented woman. Mrs. William Bai- | ley Thomas of Mobile will be among the visiting belles, She Is ever the center of attraction in society circles during her visits to Atlanta, and this year as usual she wll be the recipient of many atten- tions. She will go from here to the New
 York horse show and enjoy a gay season | thore."
 News has reached this country of the | death of Mime. Sophia Friedland. who will be remembered as the Russian delegate to | the International Suffrage Convention, | held at Washington last winter. Mime. | Friedland was woman of magnetism and charm, and made many friends in America, who will regret the early end-
 ing of a useful life.-New York Post. MT. w. W. Lodge entertained at box party on Wednesday evening, when his | guests were: MT. and Mrs. James P. Fer
 rall, Mir and Mrs. Watler Fisk, Dr. and
 Mrs Glenn Andrews, Miss Willie Brown | ing Haralson, Miss Mary Seibels Ball, | Miss Annie Lou Chiffon, Mir. Henry Bart
 lett and MT. Arthur Jones. l In an account of meeting of the Kate Litton Hichman Chapter. U. D. C., The
 Nashville Banner says that club was pre- scented "a handsome gavel. made of the ba fret nf Confederacy at Montgomery, Ala. tied
 with the Confederate colors. white and red" by Mrs. Hickman.
 Mrs. David Van Culin of Paducah has returned home after visit to her mother. Mrs. l. B. Nall.-Mrs. Harry Shanks of Montgomery, who has also been visiting Mrs, Nall, is now the guest of Mrs. B. l..
 Hill She will visit Mrs. Van Culin in Paducah before returning home.-Louis- vile Courier Journal.
 Madame Rogers of Paris, recently of Asbury Park. N. J., arrived yesterday to make her home in Montgomery for the winter at the Calhoun Chamberlain School on Dexter Avenue
 The regular meeting of the Working Woman's Home Association was held on
  ments, and the attendance was unusually large.
 Miss Mary McAndrew and Miss Kettle Mosey, who have been visiting Mrs. Ii. M. Hobbie. will leave for their home in Union Springs this morning.
 Mrs. David ". Lowe and her daughter. Miss Annie Lowe. will leave tomorrow for Pensacola. Fla, where they will join MT. Lowe and in future reside.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Billing have re- moved to their residence. 220 South Hull Street, which they have recently taken for the coming year.
 Another box party on Wednesday even- ing included MT. and Mrs. Ira Virgin, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick and MT. J. c. Faunce.
 Miss Bessie Lum of Birmingham, who has been visiting the family of MT. John w. Watts on Jackson Street. has returned home.
 Miss Catherine Henderson of Tory. who was the guest of Mrs. H. M. Hobbie for several days, returned home yesterday.
 Mir and Mrs. Richard Hines of Mobile, 1 who were guests of MT. and Mrs. A. B. Kennedy, have returned home.
 Miss Menefee of Union Springs, who | was a deegate to the Sunday School h. stitute, has returned home.
 Miss Claude English of Lowndesboro spent yesterday in the city with friends.
 Mrs. Saie Bibb of 5l6 Montgomery Street. has painted a gourd and intends