The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
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 Miss Willie Browning Haralson, who mas been appointed Herald of the Ala gama Division of the United Confederate Veterans; will leave for New Orleans to- mgnt. She goes with General and Mrs George F. Harrison, and others who will be of the party are General and Mrs. John F Morgan, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick ana MISS heoecca Pollard, who are spon sor and maid of honor for the Depart ment of the Army of Tennessee, which covers five States.
 Mrs. Henderson M. Somerville of New York is visiting her sister Mrs. Louise Jonnston. on Madison Avenue. Judge and Mrs SomervifYe have been spending some time in Tuscaloosa with their son. has been called to New York.
 Mrs: Charlotte Ellerbe of Greensboro who has been visiting Mrs. Cobbs on Mobile Street will be the guest this week of her friend Mrs. Mary P. Watt at the home of Dr. and Mrs Robert l.. Gold tnWaite. She will go there Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Merritt vandiver, who have been in New York and other East ern cities on their wedding journey. re- Mir. and Mrs. W. F. vandiver for few weeks.
 Miss Willie Browning "Haralson, who will go to New Orleans tonight as Herald of Alabama Division Confederate Veterans will remain after the reunion and visit her friend Miss Boullemet. Mrs. s. N. Randolph, who has been spending the past six months pleasantly in Jacksonville. Fla. with her daurhter Mrs. Cecil Wilcox. is expected to return home the later part of this month. Miss Lucille Washburn will leave in the morning for New Orleans to act as maid or honor for the 1st brigade of the Ala bama Division of United Confederate Veterans.
 Miss Minna Dent has been appointed by General John w. A. Sanford maid Brigade Alabama Disision, U. 2. V.
 Mrs Jessie Lamar. who has been resid- lns In Tuskegee for several months, is < spending few days with Mrs Everhsrt en route home from Tuscaloosa.
 The members of the Ladies' Aid Society or the Central Presbhyterian Church viii be entertained Monday afternoon bv Mrs J. Walter Black at o'clock,
 The Castle of Blois will be the subject discussed by the members of Les Tour lstes Club at their next meeting on Thursday evening.
 Mrs. T. H Moore and dau,b,ers Mite. Tinsie and Miss Ellen Butler Moore have returned from visit to Mir. Toney Munre in Tampa. Fla.
 Mrs. B. F. Ellis of orrvire is in tho city en route home from Savannah, where she attended the Southern Baptist Convention.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Seibs and family sailed few days ago from New York for Europe where they will spend the summer.
 1T al pla, ,.,tII hostess of the authors club, known as the Honey Lees" The meeting will ke in June.
 Mrs. w. s. Naftel is spending some time in Mobile where she was called on account Of the illness of her sister, Mrs Howard.
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 Miss E. J. Scott. after spending the winter In Florida, is visiting her brother, MT M' L. Scott, on South Perry Street Miss Caroline Clark of Colorado Springs and formerly of Meenah Wis, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Davidson. Mfr. and Mrs. Joseph Dow of Sacra- mento. Cal, are visiting the formers mother. Mrs. M. Dow on Martha Streat. Miss. Fannie Hutchinson who visited Miss Agnes Barkdale returned vesterlav to her home in Bowling Green. Ky.
 
 Miss Ida Rochmill of Hamburg Etation Ferry County, is spending a few days with Mrs. William Ketzky. Mrs. F.ida Hoyle of Atlant1 is thu. guest | of Mir. and Mrs. Conrade Hoyle at their home Mildred Street Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley has returned from Union Springs where she visited friends. Miss Annie L. Armstrong of Delhi. La, Is the guest of Miss Anna Barkdale. MT and Mrs. Ernest T. Giers. who were married in New York on Monday April ls will not return to Montgomery. MT |