The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-03
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~ - News was received yesterday of the death of MT. Joseph Kyle of Columbus, Ga., grandfather of Mrs. James A. Will prominent and highly respected men of pathy of many friends in Montgomery in her bereavement. She was in Colum- bus at the time of her grandfather's s death. having been called there by the sudden death of her brother few days since.
 MT. and Mrs. George Allen Beauchamp, who were married recently at Kellar. Va, the home of the bride, have returned from their wedding trip of two weeks and will spend the winter with pr. and Mrs. B. R. Pearson on Perry Street. Mrs. Beauchamp was formerly Miss Ju- lia Crowder and was considered one of ,the most attractive and popular of the beautiful young women in Virginia.
 Miss Katherine Houston Douglas of Au- gusta, Ga., who Is the guest of Mrs. J. most attractive young women now vsit- ing in Montgomery. She is the grand daughter of the late Governor Houston of Texas. and grandniece of John c. Calhoun. and is pleasantly remembered as having visited here some time since as the guest of Mrs. Carrie Lomax.
 Miss Annie Baird, who has spent the past three months with her uncle, MT. Charles c. Abercrombie, has returned to her home in Washington. Miss Baird was one of the brightest and most pop ular of the visiting young ladies this season. and her departure Is the cause of much regret.
 The Misses Carter attended the Mont gomery Greyss ball. given in Montgom- cry last evening. The affair is always one of the seasons events in Montgom- cry and last evenings was one of tho most unique and brilliant in the history of the nization.-Birmingham News. Mrs. Isadore A. Zacharias of Jackson vile, who Is niece of Mrs. Sam Sabel. has many friends in Montgomery who regret to know of her illness She has gone to New York to enter a hospital and will undergo an operation.
 Miss Catherine Jelks has gone to Bir- mingham to visit MT. and Mrs. Edward Wilkinson. The Birmingham News says
 
 tertainments will be given in her honor. Mrs. J. I. Mckinney has returned from Birmingham. where she went to attend the reception given by Mrs. Michael Cliff ford to her daughter. Miss Clifford, al the Morris Hotel.
 Mrs. E. P. Thomas has joined her hus- band. Senator Thomas and will spend the balance of the winter with Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Pearson on Perry Street.
 Mrs Edward Lyman, who spent several days in Montgomery, with her husband, member of the Legislature, has re- turned to her home in Montevallo.
 MT. George c. Smathers of Waynesville, N. C., has joined Mrs. Smathers in Mont gomery at the residence of Miss Fitzgib- bons on Madison Avenue.
 Mrs. Mena Sabel has returned from a visit to Jacksonville. Fla. She was ac- companied by her granddaughter. Misa Myrtle Greentree.
 Mrs. Sam sabeI and her sister, Miss Reinach, will leave Thursday morning for New Orleans to visit Mrs. Sol Reinach.
 Mir. Thack H. Collier has returned home after a short trip to Savannah. Ga, and other surrounding points.
 The friends of Mrs. A. J. Henry will regret to learn that she Is still quite i'll at her home on Mildred Street
 Miss Kate Barron of Troy, Is visiting MT. and Mrs J. D. Barron on Jackson Street.
 Mrs. Viola Franklin is visiting Mrs. Markus at 2l7 Houston Street for few days.
 Miss Lulu Mcqueen Is visiting Mir. and Mrs. l.. N. Lightfoot at Shorter.
 Miss Alice Huffman of Birmingham, Is the guest of Mrs. l.. T. Dickson
 Miss Mamie Beach of Birmingham Is visiting Miss Gussie Linstedt.