The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-11

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 GEE TT. and is at the head of many enterprises in that State. She Is Colonial Dame, a member of the D. X. R. and an enthusi- astic Daughter of the Cenfederacy, yield ing great influence. She will leave Thurs day morning with Mrs. Beale for New
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 Mrs. Richard Dexter firfds that 1t will be impossible for her to remain until after the reception to the veterans on Wednesday. 12th, Mrs. Thomas Hulet has therefore been appointed to serve as chairman of Crockery Committee.
 Mrs. J. D. Beaie,
 Miss Nellie Holt, Chairman.
 Secretary.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. King Picketttof Wash ington, D. O.. spent yesterday in the city with Mrs. Clara R. Jemison. Mrs. Pick  and is a daughter of the late William c. Jemison of Tuscaloosa. MT. and Nus. Pickett left last night for Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. where they will visit rel atives.
 Among the many beautiful entertain me Ets planned in honor of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will be a reception given by the Ladies' Confeder- ate Memorial Association at the Palm Garden. St. Charles Hotel, Friday even- ing, November IA. from g to Il o'clock New Orleans Times-Democrat-
 Mrs. Wade Hampton. Jr., who has made her home in New York for some years, will arrive this evening to visit her cousin, Mrs. J. D. Beale. Mrs. Beale and Mrs. Hampton will leave for New Orleans, Thursday morning to attend the U.' D. c. convention and will be guests at the Grunwald Hotel.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. N. c. A. will meet in their parior this morn ing at the association building at Il o'clock. It Is understood that plans will be discussed regarding the annual Thanksgiving dinner. The election of of- ficers will also be held.
 Miss Mary Troy who spent several sea- sons here and who is so pleasantly re- membered. reached the city from Ashe- vile. N. C., last night and will spend a few days with her brother. Mir. Alex Troy at 703 South Perry Street.
 Mrs. R. P. Grigg has been appointed chairman of Confederate table where souvenirs will be presented to each veteran. She will be assisted by Miss Nellie Holt, Miss Reby Berney, Miss Jamie Macie Fuller and Miss Virgil Burton.
 Master Frank Perry gave delightful rendition of the sacred solo Thy Will be Done' at the Church of the Holy Com forter Sunday morning. The little fellow possesses voice of rare sweetness.
 The friends of Judge and Mrs. Thomas G. Jones will be glad to learn that their son, Samuel. who has been i'll at Radford, Virginia is improving rapidly and Is now said to be out of danger.
 Miss Alice Rose of New York City ar. rived Sunday night and is the guest oi Miss Margaret Lahey at her home or GoIdthwaite Street. She will be here two weeks.
 | Mrs. R. H. Hayes of Union Springs spent Sunday night in the city, the guest | of Mrs. s. J. Barnett at Highland Park She left yesterday, for Hendersonviile | N. c.
 | Mir. T. Murrell Dix leaves this morninI | for Decatur, where he will marry Mis- | Gray. His father, Rev. O, F. Dix, am MT. J. c. Williams will accompany him
 Mss Margaret Isabel Bruce and MT Ralph Bigeiow Laurie will be marriedlto night at 7:30 o'clock at the Central Pres | byterian Church.
 1 Mrs. Jessie Lamar left yesterday fo New Orleans, where she will attend tn | Convention of the United Daughters o the Confederacy.
 1 Mir. M O. Sweatt of Montgomery ant | Miss Carrie Sweatt of Greenvile wer | married Sunday night by Judge J. B | Gaston.
 | Mrs. c. H. BeaIe, Mrs Jesse Lama | and Mrs. Mattox have gone to New Or leans to attend the U. D. c. Convention.
 Mrs. A. T. Goodwin and Mrs. A. B Allen will go to New Orleans as delegate | to the U. D. c. Convention. Miss Hattie Harper of Ashtabula, O., is visiting her brother. MP. John c. Harper 8 Mobile Street. Mrs. R. P. Dexter will leave tonigh | for New Orleans to attend the U. D. C | Convention. ~-.. | s--------------------y LOWE CASE POSTPONED.