The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-19
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year. It seems quite coincidence that the daughter of President Roosevelt and the daughter of former Vice-Prestdent Stevenson should visit New Orleans at the same time, Of the latter The Plea yune says:
 Among the prominent carnival visitors is Miss Letitia Stevenson of Chicago. who arrived on Monday to spend several weeks with her cousins. Captain and Mrs. Charles S. Cromwell in Audupon Place. Miss Stevenson. wno is the daugh- ter of Hon. Adlai Stevenson. former Vice President of the United States with Grover Cleveland. is a very lovely young woman, a blonde, with exquisite coloring. an accomplished musician and talented llnguist. Miss Stevenson has travelled very extensively abroad. where she has been the recipient of much attention"
 The following, from The New Orleans Times Democrat, is of interest to many out-of-town visitors to the carnival:
 Mrs. T. B. Davis and Miss Pearl Da- wis have announced their intention of holding one Friday afternoon informal in February. which will be on the 20th. This will be grateful news to the large coterie of social devotees who have grown &C., customed to look forward to Mrs. Davis s receptions as charming. distinct feature of the carnival season. Mrs Davis's im- paired health has improved sufficiently to allow her to preside at one reception, as she hopes to, instead of three or four, as in former years and this one Mrs. and Miss Davis hope will be attended by all their friends. as in previous times."-
 Mrs. Thomas Rushin anu Mrs. William Jordan of Tallassee who have been spend 4,, xx-tl1 " Mrs. Broadus Willingham in Macon, Ga. before they return. Mrs. Willingham is pleasantly remembered in Montgomery as guest at the Rushln- Ellsberry marriage last autumn.
 The friends of Miss Isabel Abererombie will regret to learn that she has been seriously i'll during her visit to New York, She was taken III immediately upon her arrival there with her father. MT. Charles G. Abercrombie. but is now convalescent.
 MT, and Mrs. Robert M. Wilcox (Ella Wheeler, the famous author and poetO will arrive in New Orleans March en route to California. They will remain here a week visiting friends.-New Dr. leans Times-Democrat.
 The first meeting of the recently ore ganized Music Study Club will be held this afternoon at the studio of Mrs. Ben nett Griffin, when a program will be rem dered. Mrs. Leon Well is president of the club.
 Mrs. R. D. Johnston of Birmingham ar rived last evening and is the guest of Mrs Thomas M owen. Mrs. Johnston has come to look after the interests of the Boys Reformatory School bill in the Senate.
 Mrs. w. J. F. Liddeu of Charlotte, N. e., Is visiting the family of her son. MT. Forbes Liddel. She is accompanied by her little granddaughter, Mss Anna Forbes Liddell of Charlotte.
 Mrs. Joseph D. ChambeElain of New Jersey is the guest of Mss Henrietta Chamberlain at the Calhoun-Chamberlain school. Mrs. Chamberlain Is accompanied by Miss Margaret Gradette.
 MT, and Mrs. Robert Collier of Salt Lake City, Utah, who have been visit ing their brother and sister, Mir. and Mrs IJ. B. Collier in this city left yesterday | morning for Birmingham.
 Mrs. S. B. Bennett entertained delight fully last evening when she gave chat- | ing dish supper in honor of Miss Me-
 Kenzie, who is the guest of Miss Blanche | Stokes.
 The marriage of Miss Jennie Rice and Mr. Never s. Gersori will be celebrated | this afternoon at 6 o'clock at the home Of