The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-19
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day under the auspices of the Women's decided upon.
 Mrs. Hartwell is in the city, visiting | Mrs. J. S. Wilcox on Perry Street. 1 Mrs. Ella R. Berry and daughter of New Orleans are in the city and are | staying at the Exchange Hotel. Mrs. J. A. Peterson of Eufaula is | visiting her sisters Mrs. Hogan and Mrs. Moore on Sayre Street. Miss Ellen Jones of Mobile is visiting Misa Frances Gay at her home on Dex- ter Avenue.
 Miss Maud Hooper of Selma, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Victor H. Hanson, has returned home. Miss Susie Heck of Raleigh, N. C., is the guest of Mrs. William M. Marks, at l25 Wilkerson Street. Miss Alexina Wilkins and Miss Blanch Selden of Faunsdale are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Sam Bethea at the New Nab son Hotel.
 
 Tuesday morning to visit her relatives in Uniontown, where she will spend several weeks.
 Misses Fannie and Martha Hannon have returned to their home In Faunsdale af- ter a delightful visit to friends and rela- tives in Montgomery.
 Miss Lily Lehman of Buffalo, N. T., su of bar Mro IrnF Her many friends are delighted to have her with them.
 Miss Hattie Blath of New York City left yesterday after visit of several weeks. Her many friends regretted to have her leave.
 The Tuesday Euchre Club will meet on Tuesday with Mrs. Paul Hausman, who will entertain in compliment to the sister. Mrs. Moses Arnold of New York.
 The card party for which Miss Frances Gay has issued invitations for next Tues day is postponed until further notice. Her friends will find the date in next Sun days social calendar.
 Miss Bland Selden and Miss Alexina Wilkins of Faunsdale are among the at-
 
 guests of Mrs. Bethea at the New Mab- son Hotel.
 The members of the Infirmary Aid As sociation have perfected plans for an entertainment to be given in the Audi torium first week after Easter. Original and unique program will be in progress there for several days and the Audito- rum will undoubtedly be for that time ba v1Io tn nit
 Miss Katherine Watts Collins has gone to Natchez, Miss, having accepted a position as teacher of art, in that city. Miss Collins talented young woman. She is a granddaughter of the late ex- Governor Thomas H. Watts of Alabama and her father, Major Robert NJ. Collins was one of the most extensive planters in Mississippi
 MT. and Mrs. William Halls of New York city spent yesterday with Judge Thomas G. Jones and Mrs. Jones at their home on Adams Street. Mir Halls is Vice-P President of the Hanover National Bank of New York ciG. He and Mrs. Halls came to Montgomery Friday even- ing from Birmingham, where they spent several days. They went to Nashville, Tenn, at o'clock yesterday evening MT Halls is combining business with pleas ure on his Southern trip. In February, MT. and Mrs Halls will go to Bermuda for a pleasure trip.
 Mrs. Charles F. Murphy arrived in Montgomery last night. to be with her husband. who is very i'll at his brothers MT. John H. Murphy. on Dexter Avenue. MT. Murphy came to Montgomery two weeks ago on business and is suffering relapse of his recent illness at his home in Atlanta. Ga.
 Young ladies wanted for Ed Mayer & Co. s big embroidery sale. adv.