The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-15

 day en route to their home from Bir- II minrham. While here they were the guests of their kinsman Mir. James Mo Milan. III One of the pleasantest small affairs of the past week was the luncheon given by Mrs. J. H. Hudson at her home, 5U2 Jeffer son Street. complimentary to the III members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the III Order of RaiIwy Cond lctors. The lunch- con consisted of sandwiches, salads, cake, | fruit and nuts, and were beautifully served from a table attractive arranged in the dining room. These semi-weekly luncheons fin which one member of this Order entertains the other members and friends are proving very successful so- cially. The guests at Mrs. Hudson's luncheon were Mrs. Claude Wilcox, Mrs. II w. T. billiard, Mrs. c. Faulkenberry, Mrs. Beeder, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. J. II. Mo Cali, Mrs. E. L. May, Mrs. Presley, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Stanley. Mrs Cain, Mrs. IT, win, Mrs. W. l. Hughs, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Jack Wright Mrs. H. Hunter, Mrs. Eva Schapter and Miss Maud McKim. II A room in the Lizzie Cameron Falkner cottage at the Confederate Soldiers Home has been furnished by Mrs. John A H Kirkpatrick as a memorial of her father, Gen. James Holtzclaw. Mrs William Pierce of Greenville, who has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. M. Falkner, during the meeting of the Federation, will remain several days longer in Montgomery.
 The dining room of the Lizzie Cameron Falkner cottage of the Soldiers Home at Mountain Creek has been furnished l.L- 1>,,t mi hnr nf @ txi ia Chapter, U. D. c.
 Mrs. Charles M. Kohn leaves Tuesday night for New Orlears to spend Carnival. While in New Orleans Mrs. Kohn will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Henry Abraham.
 Mrs. Sarah Jones will leave this week H for Mobile to visit Miss Venetia Danner. and Miss Jones will be one of her maids. of honor.
 Mrs. J. H. Cook will entertain at dinner on Wednesday evening at her home, 127 Martha Street, complimentary to her guest, Mrs. Charles David Ivie of Mur- frecsboro.
 MT and Mrs. Sidney J. Winter have re- turned to Montgomery from their bridal tour and will reside at the corner of Montgomery and Catoma streets
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles David Ivie of Murfreesboro Tenn, are the guests of the family of. Mrs. Ivie's brother. MT. J. H. Cook. 127 Martha Street.
 Miss Lucy Chaffee and Mss Fannie Haynie, who have been visiting Miss Pearl Crawford at Tallassee during the past week, returned homo.
 Mrs. W. T. billiard, accompanied by her son, Master Fred billiard, went to Bir- mingham yesterday to attend the matinee of Ben Hurr."
 Miss Evelyn Byrd will give 6 plano re- cital tomorrow (Monday) evening She will be assisted by Miss Nomia Carter. vocalist.
 Mrs. Tyler stuckey will leave in c few days for New Orleans where she goes to visit her parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Muir.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Abraham leave Monday for New Orleans where they will remain together until after MaTdi Gras.
 The members of the Standard Club will entertain at n ball some evening next week. The date has not been decided up- on.
 Mrs. Frank Snyder who has been the guest of Mrs. J. M Falkner, returned yesterday to her home in Mountain Greek.
 Miss Evelyn Hill will leave in a few days for New Orleans. where she will re- main until after the carnival
 Miss Minna Dent is visiting relatives in New Orleans where she will remain until after the carnival
 Miss Mamie Caffey of Hayneville spent yesterday in the city en route home from Birmingham.
 Miss Sadie Smith of Prattville, who has been visiting Miss Belle Stuart, has re- turned home
 Miss Emily Byrd Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Warren Jones, 533 South Hull Street.
 ing Mrs. w. T. Dillard at Ill Whitman Street.
 MT. J. H. Cook is in Montgomery on a short visit to his family from New Or leans.
 The friends of Mrs. Abner Kennedy will be grieved to learn that she is critically | i'll.
 Misses Katie and Ella Carroll went to | Birmingham to witness Ben Hur."
 Miss Nettie Nix of Clayton Is the guest of pr. and Mrs. Isaac Watkins.
 Miss Pearl Crawford of Tallassee is the | guest of Miss Lucy Chaffee.
 ELKS' OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.
 Come to the Elks' Old Curiosity Shop, to be given at the Auditorium from Monday evening, Feb. Is, at 2 o'clock, to Thursday, Feb. I9. Open all times from Monday evening on.
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