The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-07-27
tis. Lulu Nicholson, Ida Wood Harmon and Master Warren Wellborn.

The home of Mrs T. ! Cowell on Jef- I ferson Street presented a scene of gayety last Thursday afternoon when between l the hours of and the ladies of the Grand International Auxiliary of the B. of l.. E. entertained seventy-five chll- dren at donkey party. The house was elaborately decorated with cut flowers. palms and ferns. The prize winners were Miss Maud McKim. Miss Marie May, Master Julius Mccall and Master Horace Shaw l In the evening the ladies entertained l the older people and never has there been more successful effort to promote sociability'' among the members of the order for which they so faithfully work. | The number entertained was unusually large. and the friends of the members | of the order expressed themselves as charmed that this was the first of a num-
 Der of like socials which will be given | from time to time. Its success was due | lto the efforts of the Plano Committee | which consists of Mrs. Jack Wright, man; Mrs. c. | Wilson. Secretary. Mrs A. M. Payne. Treasurer; Mrs. Jack Pen dergrass and Mrs. | B. Hudson. A beau tiful pillow rallied was won by Mrs w F. Young.
 At the last convention in Norfolk the Auxiliary chose the white carnation as it's emblem. and for it's motto May our or der, like our chosen flower, shed it's beauty and fragrance through each hour On Thursday evening about thirty
 young ladies and gentlemen gathered at the residence of Mrs. Hertz in honor of
 her nieces. Misses Clare Oppenheimer ! ani Ada Solomon of Savannah. Ga. The game of ping pong was played and sweet music and singing by several of the | young ladies was enjoyed. Delightful re-
 treatments were served during the even
 ing
 l Mr, and Mrs Frank Salmon have re- moved from Pensacola. Fla. to Mont l gnmery and are at home at 30l North Me Dpnough Street. They have many friends here who welcome them to the city. - The Magazine Club at a recent meeting adopted resolutions expressive of the sor- row felt on the death of Miss Mamie
 Farrfss and paid beautiful tribute to her character and memory. Mrs. J. L. Fitzpatrick and little son.
 John L., Jr., left Wednesday for Cincin-
 natl, Ohio where they expect to spend the remainder of the summer with. rela- tives and friends
 Mrc J. B. Fuller and Miss Kate Demp- sey left yesterday for Mentone Springs. They were accompanied as far as Bir-
 mir saaua by Judge Fuller and his eangh- ter. Miss Margaret.
 Mrs. s. l.. Johnson and children have gone to Naftel. Ala. to spend the sum- mer. Mir Sam will keep open house dur ing ner absence.
 Misses Lucy and Marion Winter re- turned home Friday from an ex, stlded visit to friends and relatives in l4o ,is- vile, Ky.
 Miss Fanchon Armstrong left Friday for Guthrie, Ky, where she will sist Mrs. Irwin Jones, formerly of ths C v. Miss Julia Caldwell of Birmingham Is tie guest of her aunt, Mrs S. j. Fea- gin, at No. 40s Columbus Street.
 Mir. and Mrs Victor II. Hanson rsve returned home after pleasant visit to AuaLtic City and Tate Springs.
 Misses FIorie and Lula Bethume of Co., lumbus. Ga.. are visiting Mrs. Donald. Mcdonald at 119 Clayton Street
 Mrs. John Berger and little grandson, Willie Berger Hulen. left yesterday for visi: to Mobile and Peint Clear.
 MT. and Mrs G. F. Reynolds have re- turIeG home after a visit to friends and relatives at Greensboro, Ala.
 Misses Mamie and Fannie Halls, who have been visiting relatives in Selma, returned home yesterday.
 Miss Emma Jackson has returned from tinioa Springs and will leave in a few days for Bitmore, N. c.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Stuckey have re- turned home after a two weeks outing on the beach at Biloxi.
 Miss Maggie Matthews of opeilSa. is visiting her cousin, Mir. B. H. Nit Jews a. i23 Holcombe Street.
 Mrs. Seymour Thornbury and children are visiting friends and relatives iE Ten nessee and Kentucky.
 Misses Carrie and Ruth Beaie, who have been visiting relatives in Selma are ex- peeted home Tuesday.
 Mir. William Berney and daughter. Miss Rebeeca. left yesterday for Mentone Springs, Ala.
 Miss Effie Clyde Hornsby of Newman Ga. is visiting Mrs. Beale on Jeff Davis Avenue.
 Mrs. J. s. Pinokard is spending few eei-s in the mountains of North Saro-- lima.
 Miss Emma Dickerson of New Orleans is visiting Miss Mary Hannon.
 Miss Matte Collier is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank, White in Atlanta.
 Miss Lulu wyman leaves tomorrow for Tate Springs.
 Miss Lorita Moore is visiting friends in Macon, Ga.
 Mark Hamburg.
 Mark Hamburg, the pianist, has just finished most successful tour fin Europe, ending with the great London musical festival at Queens Hall This festival was one of the most important ever held anywhere in the world. and practically brought, the London season to close. | For this occasion all the famous perform l CTS and orchestral dit ectors were engaged. | It is doubtful whether there were ever so many great musicians gathered in a | city at one time. Among conductors were ' Arthur Nikisch, the former director of the | Boston Symphony Orchestra; Ysaye, | Saint Saens. Felix Weingartner and oth- | ers. The greatest soloists of Europe were