The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-10-02
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 Mrs. Minnie Fish Grimm at a song re- cital to be given Friday evening before the students of the Northwestern Uni versity of Chicago will sing Fate" the music of which was written especially for her by MT. Robert Eilenburg The words were composed by Miss Norman Williams and the song was given its initial rendering in Montgomery last June.
 Miss Lila H. Edwards arrived from Washington. D. C.. Tuesday evening. and will make Montgomery her home. She will be assistant teacher at the Eil- enberg studio and will be with Miss S. M. Johnson on Madison Avenue. Miss Edwards is a native of Georgia.
 Miss Efle and Miss Margaret Morrat. who have been to Montgomery on a visit to relatives for three months. were in Birmingham yesterday. They left last night for a visit to relatives at Vine mont.-Birmingham Age-Herald.
 Mrs. W. W. Screws and her little grand children Wallace, Richard and Emily Pitts. will leave this morning for Au- gusta, Ga, where they will visit rela- tives. Her son, MT. Holt Screws. will accompany them to Atlanta.
 Mrs John clisby. with her granddaugh- ter. Miss Kathleen Clisby. will occupy the residence of her son, the late Cap tain John Clisby. on Perry Street. Miss Kathleen will attend the Calhotn-Cham- berlain school.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emett Thornton spent two days with Mrs. Thornton's parents. Judge and Mrs. J. NJ. Chiffon on their return from their bridal trip to New York. They left yesterday for Noun tain Creek.
 Mrs. Ike Vincent formerly of Mont gomery, who has been living of late years in New Orleans. spent yesterday in the city with friends. She was en route to New York. where she will live in the future.
 Miss Frances Griffin has returned from Charleston. s. C.. and other points and is at home with her sister. Mrs. Louisa M. Nix at the former residence of MT. and Mrs. E. P. Morrissette on Monroe Street.
 Miss Sadie Barnett and Miss Annie Sol omon have returned from a house party at which Miss Mary Ellen Baldwin en- tertained at the summer home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Baldwin.
 MT Hartley, proprietor of the Hartley Boiler Works. and daughter. Mrs, Dear ing of Montgomery, were the guests of Mir and Mrs. L. B. Hamrick yesterday Troy Messenger.
 Mrs Albert T. Goodwin spent the day here yesterday with her son. MT. Tyler Goodwin. She came to attend the meet ing of the Sophia Bibb Chapter.
 Miss Emmie Mathews. who has been spending several weeks visiting Miss Maggie McCarty in Birmingham, re- turned homo yesterday.
 Mrs. Victor H. Hanson has returned from Cniontown where she has been spending some time with her mother, Mrs John H. White.
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. w. Keynton and family arrived in town last night from Birmingham, and will make their home here for the future.
 Mir. Henry F. Knabe has returned from a visit to his parents in Knoxville. Tenn. Mrs Knabe will remain in Knoxville for some weeks longer.
 Miss Lizzie Sue McPherson, who resides near Tyson in this county will spend the winter in Montgomery attending Miss Woodruff'S school.
 uv 1a11htaT MiCG Susie Offutt have returned from visit of several weeks to the mountains of North Carolina.
 Misses Carolyn and Willie Browning Haralson returned yesterday from an ex- tended stay at Tate Spring. Tenn, and Sapphire, N. c.
 Mrs. B. B. Smith and children returned from a visit of several months to trends and relatives in sewauee and Chatta- nooga, Tenn. /
 Mrs. John Murray of Lowndes County. spent a day with her sister Mrs. Shirley North.
 Misses Josie and Virginia Norwood have returned from Marion where they went to- attend the opening of the Jud- son.
 Miss Amanda Wilson has issued invita- lions to a party at which she will enter tain Friday afternoon from to o'clock.
 Miss Lizzie Sayre has returned from Virginia and will spend the month of October with Mrs. F.. c. Andrew. 
 Miss Agnes Barclay has returned from Kentucky and is again with Mrs. M. c, Stokes at 710 South Court Street.
 Mrs Harry Peacock of Selma is visit ng her father. Captain w. NJ. Selden at ,23 Dexter Avenue.
 Miss Lulu Davie of Eufaula has re- turned and resumed her duties In the public schools.
 Mrs Shirley Bragg and her daughter Mrs. Penruddock of Birmingham, have