The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-30
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at Auburn and at recent CLASS nicctfhB II was elected Secretary and Treasurer. He with the other members of his class, he was a guest at the college banquet given by Governor J. M. Terrell Thanksgiving | Day at the Executive Mansion. He was also a guest at luncheon at which Prof. | Cox of the Agnes Scott Institute enter tained a number of visiting students.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Handy. mother of Mrs. I. H, Casterline of 617 South Hull Street. | left during the week for New Orleans, | to be present at the marriage of her | neice, Miss Alma Muir. to Mir. Tyler | Stuckey. December 3. Miss Muir spent the summer in Montgomery. and those who were fortunate enough to meet her pleasantly recall her. She has many friends in Montgomery who wish her a long and happy future. Montgomery will gain a lovely daughter from the Cres- cent City.
 On Wednesday last each one of the twenty-four little scholars attending Miss Hannah Cahns kidergarten brought a liberal donation for the West End free kindergarten as a Thanksgiving offering, having been requested by their teacher to do so. Lots of goodies were brought by the bright and generous little tots, besides clothing and other substantial gifts Mrs Little, who is such faith | full worker for the West End free kinder garten, kindly distributed the donations. Judge J. M. Carmichael, President of | Nhe State Convict Board, was guest for | Manufacturing yesterday of Mrs. Georgia Cassady. widow of his old time friend, | the late Judge B. F. Cassady. in this Lefty. He returned to Montgomery later l in the day. Judges Carmichael and Cas- sady were neighbors in South Alabama ] for years and their families enjoyed many l good dinners together in the old days | Birmingham News.
 Master Evert Youngs, son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Youngs on Mobile Street, Is | a little artist of remarkable talent. He | Is only 10 years of age but has done number of sketches in water color that would do credit to one who had devoted years to study. When he grows older, his parents are determined to give him the best advantages. and cultivate his l artistic talents under fine masters. Miss Essie May, formerly of this city, l was married to Mir. William w. Eyster | of Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Eyster has many friends in this city who extend | hearty congratulations to both MT. and | Mrs. Eyster. MT. Eyster is one of Grand | Rapids prominent young lawyers. They will in future reside in Grand Rapids l Mrs. A. Meyer of New Yordk is visiting her daughter, Mrs s. J. Goetter. It is | to be regretted that the time is drawing
 near when Mir and Mrs. Sidney Goetter and family will leave Montgomery to | make their home in New York City. They l have hosts of friends In this city.
 Mrs. W. c. Madden of Bessemer &C.,
 companied by her daughter Mrs. Roy | Green. and little grandson. Master Mau- | rice I,ockhart Green of Birmingham, af-
 ter a few days visit to Mrs. Ann Rob- inson at 669 Mildred Street. returned | home.
 Mir A. N. Peppernan and son, Master
 Morris Leon Pepperman of Philadelphia
 will arrive in the city tomorrow and be
 the guest of Mir and Mrs J. Pepperman. | They will be here until after the Moore
 Pepperman wedding.
 MT. John Ellis of Anniston. Grand Mas | ter of the I. O. O. F. and MT. H. C.
 Weaver of Huntsville. Grand Master of I. O. o. F., were the guests of Mrs. G.
 I. Doran on Friday. They were en route
 to Mobile.
 MT. and Mrs. William Johnson will be
 with Mrs, Ida Tatum on Perry Street
 for the winter. Mir. Johnson Is the re- , gently appointed State Superintendent of
 the Bell Telephone.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Pollard Jackson
 have returned from their wedding trip : to Havana. Cuba, and are at home with Mir. and Mrs. J. Kirkman Jackson on Perry Street.
 Mrs. W. H. Phillips of Bessemer, who
 has been the guest of her brother. MT , I. Kirkman Jackson. and Mrs. Jackson ] for the past two weeks. will return home , tomorrow.
 Miss Annie May Burton of Lafayett
 will arrive in the city tomorrow. Sh will be one of the bridesmaids at thu
 Moore-Pepperman wedding :. II A. J. Keynton has gone to Pensacola Fla. to attend the wedding of his sister Miss c. s. Keynton. which is to occul on the 2nd of December. Mrs Charles NJ. Kohn and children. oi . New York, are visiting Mrs. Kohns par 5 ents, MT. and Mrs. s. Abraham, 21;
 Washington Street.
 . MT. Andrew Moore of Boise. Idaho reached the city yesterday and joined his brother, MT. A. c. Moore, who has beer
 here several days.
 Miss Louise Harz. who has been visit
 ing her aunt Mrs. J. L. Walsten for the
 past two months. has returned home to { New Orleans.
 l Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones of Peters
 hurg. Va. is the guest of her cousin, Miss Lottie Jones, at her home on Goldthwaite
 Street.
 pr. J. L. Baker has returned from Charlottesville Va, where he was called
 bv the illness and death of his father.
 MT. and Mrs. T. I. Hewlett Jr,, of Mo
 bile and are visiting MT. and Mres. T. I Hewlett at 713 Monroe Street.
 Mrs Ned McDavid will entertain the
 Sans souci Club Thursday afternoon al
 o'clock;
 Mrs. Olive Jackson Bell Is visiting heE
 sister. Mrs Julian Bingham in Birmng-
 ham.
 Miss Tommy Daniels of AvOndale. Is 7 the guest of her cousin. Miss Maud Pep
 perman