The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-19

cry. who as Miss Callie Holtzclaw. .was . famous belle and beauty, was among the prominent women. She, is< ex-presi- dent of the Alabama Division and was a conspicuous figure in the receiving hne at the Shows. At a luncheon at which Mrs. Ellen eter-Bryce entertained, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. B. B. Ross and Mrs. Dowdell were among the chairming wo- men present.
 Mrs. Chappeil Cory was lovely figure on all occasions. her brightness and charm of manner attracting to her a large circle of admirers.
 Mrs. James Pinckard of Montgomery, was among the most beautiful women at the convention, wearing on one occasion a white net gown scintillant with span gles.
 Among the ladies from Richmond. Va, who were with the party of Confederate Veterans from there. were Mrs. George
 Palmer Stacy, Miss Lucy Clare Atkinson,
 Mrs. Hunter and Miss Ray. These ladies
 spent some time pleasantly at the capitol
 and were much interested in the relics
 of the Jefferson Davis room. and in the
 cases on the first floor, where the various
 T. D. c. Chapters of Montgomery have interesting relics displayed. Mrs. Stacy is g prominent worker in U. D. c. mat ters and Miss Atkinson is a writer on The
 Richmond Times.
 Among the out of town guests at the Meehan-Jenkins wedding are Mir. and
 Mrs. James Meehan of Covington. Ky. parents of the bridegroom, MT. Shotwell Rolf of Cincinnati, Mrs. Edward Read of Covington, MT. Warren Henderson of
 Chattanooga. Mfr. Robert E. Lee Meehan
 of Monterey. Mexico. and Miss Fannie Meehan of San Antonio. Texas. The ladies who were at the capitol yes- terday to greet the Richmond Howitzers on the occasion of their visit were Mrs. Alfred Bethea, Mrs. T.. H. Mabson, Mrs. A. M. Allen, Mrs. George Janney, Mrs.
 Jk A. Reeves, Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. A. c. Forbes. Mrs. Mary Lee and Mrs. I. M. P. ock- enden, left yesterday for New Orleans,
 where they will represent the Montgom- cry Memorial Association at the Confed- crate Memorial Association. Accompany ing them were Mrs. Margaret Clanton
 and Mrs. A. L. Tayloe.
 Mrs. M. P. Watt went to New Or- leans yesterday to attend the Confeder- ate Veterans Reunion. She went with
 
 lanta, who joined her here. Mir. M. D. Farnham of New Orleans, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Walter Black, has accepted a fine position in Memphis, and will soon remove his
 family there.
 Mrs. Buckner Speed of San Francisco, Cal. who Is visiting her parents. Mir. and Alra q flr hao p- visit to New York. She will return to Montgomery. s Miss Mary Smith and Miss Mena Smith of Louisville, Ky, are guests of
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Winter. They are
 here to attend the Jackson Winter wed-
 ding. MT. and Mrs. James Pace of Coving- ton, Ga, spent a few days with Mir. and
 Mrs. William Chambliss, en route to New Orleans. ,i
 Miss Kathryn Forman of St. Louis, is | among the out-of-town guests who will
 attend the Jackson-Wi wedding.
 Miss Alice Pettus of Selma. daughter
 of the late Hon. Francis Pettus. is wis.,
 iting Miss Lucie Winter.
 MT. William Hurter of Cincinnati, is
 visiting his mother, Mrs. Alice Hurter,
 on Madison Avenue.
 | Mrs. Victor Hanson returned yesterday
 from visit to friends at Columbus and West Point, Miss. ss
 Mrs. W. H. Bowdoin who has been
 visiting relatives in Birmingham returned home last night.
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