The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-12
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 v " <<<<< ,S | An exchange says: "The cabinet fam lies are rapidly breaking up their resi- | dences in Washington since the sdiourn- I5Ient or congress, March 4th. Secretary secretary and Mrs Root are at their New aork home. at Clinton, N. Y. Monday secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Moody sha sha w secretary cre of the Treasury and Mrs. onaW ieft for Charleston. s. C., at which polnt they will board the Dolphin for a | cruise lasting several weeks in the waters or the West Indies, and it Is probable tntS AttS WI. also touch the Florida coast. AttorneysGeneral Knox expects to join ms Wife and son at Palm Beach, Fla, in a, few days" Secretary Shaw who is pleasantly remembered as a guest in MMontgomery M last spring. is expected in | NC" N- -e,-'S next week. | Miss Alice Roosevelt, who has just re- | turned to Washington after A delightful Hnislt n in the South, will leave Saturday for 5orto Rico She will visit Miss Elizabeth 1 Hunt, daughter of Governor Hunt. She VIII sail from New York on the steamer | Coamo, for San Juan, and will spend @ aoout tW9 weeks on the island. The state | room which Miss Roosevelt will occupy l IS sald to be the most commodious on the snip. A dispatch from San Juan says that society there is in fiutter of happy excitement over the prospective visit A
 
 | in the palace for Miss Roosevelt's occu- | pancy, all in blue.
 Among the out of town guests who will attend the Osburn- -Sadler wedding this morning are: Miss Marie Mims Miss Mamie Mims, MT. Shack Mims, Miss Nora Ellen Mims, Mir. K. Davis and Miss Annie Sadler all of Prattville, Miss Kate Browne | of Talladega, Mrs. M. sadler of Pratt vile, Mrs. Rice of Birmingham, Mrs l.. | E. Grace of Atlanta, and MT. Rutledge of Opelika.
 Mrs. Abrason and two children of Deluth. Minnesota, are visiting her sister, son Street. Mrs. Abrason left the thermometer registering fifty degrees be- low zero, but fails even with the differ ence In temperature to discover so far the Sunny South in our cloudy weather of the past two days.
 MT. and Mrs. William Clifford of Lenox. Mass, are visiting Mrs. E. c. Ada Rockwell of Wetumpka She is niece of the late Mrs. E. G. Fowler and a daughter of MT. and Mrs. George E. Rockwell who formerly lived in We tumpka and who now reside in Pittsheld, | Mass
 Mrs. Mamie Mckenzie Potter of Bowl ing Green, Ky, and her two children are the guests of Mrs. F. H. Merritt at her home on South Court Street. Mrs. Pot ter as Miss Mckenzie visited Montgomery on several occasions and made many friends who will enjoy seeing her again.
 The Louisville Courier-Journal says: Miss Georgie Wood, who has been spend ing several weeks in Atlanta, Ga, with her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Fiske, and in Montgomery Ala. with Miss Kate Da- Vidson, will return home this week." 
 Mrs. Livingston Mims of Atlanta, who was recently the guest of Mrs. J. c. Vir- den, will speak in Birmingham this week on the subject of Christian Science She will be the guest while there of Mrs. Etta Foster. formerly of Montgomery.
 The friends of Mrs. Jonathan Haralson will be pleased to know that the reports last evening from her bedside were of the most favorable nature. She is doing as well as can be expected after the serious operation.
 Rabbi and Mrs. A. J. Messing have re- turned from Chicago, where they went to attend the conservation exercises of the erection Of monument over the grave of pr. Messings mother.
 Mir. w. F. Osburn of Camp Hiu arrived yesterday accompanied by his friend MT. Rutledge of Opelika, who will act as best man at the Osburn- -Sadler wed
 
 Miss Kate Sadler and Mir. w. F. Os- burn of Camp IIill will be married this morning at Il o'clock at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Virgil Smith, 2O2 Scott Street.
 A social and literary meeting of the Dexter Avenue Church League will be I held at the home of Miss Lila Brewer, I26 5. McDonough Street. Friday evening, March 18th.
 The card party at which the Standard Club was to have entertained last evening was postponed until next week on account of the Purm ball, which takes place this 1 evening.
 Mir. Frank Scott has gone to Aberdeen | Miss, to be best man at the marriage of | his friend Dr. Albert Alexander, which | will take place there today.
 Mrs. George L. Werth of St. Louis is expected in few days to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ. C. Scott at her home on Perry Street.
 MT. c. c. Hare, who has been the guest of his mother, Mrs. k. P. Morrtssette. for several days, has returned to his home in Monroe County.
 Mrs. Isaac Ross and son of Opelika who have been visiting her sister Mrs An drew McNeil, on Court Street have re- turned home.
 MT. and Mrs William Ketzky returned last night from a business and pleasure 1 trip to New York, Boston and Baltimore
 Mrs. W. F. Vandlver has gone to Birmingham to, visit her brother, MT. W. H. Merritt. for a few days.
 Miss Scott of Michigan spent Tuesday in the city with her brother. Mir. M. C. Scott, on her way to Florida,
 Miss Dora Barron has returned from Coosada where she has spent the past three weeks.
 Miss Sadie Loeb of Columbus, Ga. Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wollner.
 Mir. Lawrence Well of Eufaula is the guest of his sister Mrs. Leon Winter.
 Miss Mamie Coleman is visiting her UncIe, Mir. l. F. Lowe, in Pensacola.
 Miss Theresa Kahn will entertain the Card Club this afternoon
 Mrs M Hrsch of Columbus, Ga. is yis- lting her daughter, Mrs. Sabel.
 The Tintagil will meet this morning at Il with Mrs. Macdonald
 MT. and Mrs. J. C. Street of Anniston are at the New Mabson.
 Miss Thomasia Hancock of Charlottes- vile Va, who has been the guest of Mr. MI av,Ir l. e.