The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-19

learn that hs was reported as better yes. terday. He Is conscious at intervals anal had recognized his wife. Miss Mamie Caffey of Hayneville is with her cousin Mrs. Avery Moore ol GrangevilIe. Idaho, who is v1nung hef parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jaopo fepper- ~ss %sn Mss sns csey ri Os sIi nean rem0in o in about two weeks.
 Those assisting in the preperHfons for the May day meet at the Woman 8 Home room Tuesday afternoon. The meeting begins at 4So'ciock. Mrs. c. H. Scott Secretary. f Il Mrs. 1T. Cody has gone to La Grange. Ga. to sing at the wedding of Mis-. VII. lis and Mir. Edward Bradford and will sing Mrs. J. I. McKinney's song, There Are No Eyes Like Thine"
 MT. and Mrs. A B. Rives who were recently married fin valdosta. Ga-. are at the Gienmore Hotel, MT. Riyes, a well known travelling salesman. has great many friends in Montgomery. .
 Miss Lucille Wilkerson and Mss Della Foster of PrattviIle spent few hours in Montgomery yesterday en route to Pensacola, where they will visit MT. and Mrs. R. L. Daniel for week.
 
 The literary and social meeting of the Dexter Avenue League will be held next Thursday evening. April B, at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas M. Owen at CIoverdale.
 Mrs. Warren s. Reese is visiting her mother, Mrs. Boiling Whitfield, In Bruns- wick, Ga. Mrs. Whitfield entertained at cards yesterday in compliment to Mrs. Reese.
 
 MT. Joseph F. -Dunne, manager of Sir Thomas Lipton's interests in Chicago. and Mir. Albert Ferger of Cincinnati spent yesterday with MT. and Mrs. J. E. Dow.
 Governor and Mrs. William D. Jeiks, and Miss Catherine Jeiks, left last even ing for Birmingham. They will remain for day or two at the Hillman Hotel
 Miss Lucia Bowen of Five Points is the guest of Mrs. Charles g. Smith. She came to attend the Lawson-Clisby we'd ding, which will take place on May !.
 Dr. W. o. Garside and his mother Mrs, E. c. Garside, will sail by way of Savannah for New York on Saturday. They will be gone for several weeks.
 Mrs. William Hall and children Emma and Herbert Lester. left Wednesday morning to join MT. Hall in Birmingham, where they will in. the future reside.
 Mrs. Christian weharge will leave to- morrow for New York. from which point spend some time in travel. Mir. seaborn Boyd, who is attending college at Auburn, is spending Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Boyd, on South Goldthwaite Street. - Miss Matte West. who has been spend ing several months with her uncle. Mir. Robert West, returned recently to her home in Lewisburg. Tenn. Mrs. Alfred McNeal of Marion, O.. who has been visiting her aunts, Mrs J. D. Beale and Mrs. M. P. Watts. has returned home.
 Mrs J. A. Fillmore and her little son, John Archier Fillmore, Jr., have returned | from Macon. Ga. where she went to visit | her mother.
 Mrs. J. F. Snyder. who has been visit | ing her sister, Mrs. J. M. Falkner. re- 1 turned yesterday to her home at Noun 1 tain Creek.
 Master Cecil Gaston. son of Judge | Gaston of GreenviIle, came to attend the Carnival, and was the guest of Mrs. J. M | Falkner.
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 Mrs. J. D. Beale will go on Tuesday to Richmond, Va, where she goes by in. vitation to attend the conference of edu- cation.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. F. Davis have re- | weeks with MT. and Mrs. Robert West | The Palace at Versailles was the sub | Ject of discussion at the meeting of Les I ct l.nNA 14utWr <1s.xK .w.Nsa
 Mrs. George P. Waller and Miss Clara Ellen Forbes have been admitted to full membership in The Honey Bees.' Miss Lucille Townsend has returned | from New York, where she has spent the past year studying the violin.
 Miss sallie and Anna May Silver oi Dothan. are visiting there aunt, Mrs Julius Mendel on Clayton Street. | Mrs. Benjamin Mieou of Washington | and her two sons are visiting Mrs. W. H Micou, 52S s. McDonough Street.
 Mrs. Buckner Speed of San Francisco is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs | G. W. CTaik.
 Miss Florette Meyer of Selma. who ha!
 been visiting Miss Sadie Well has re
 turned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herman Veil of Hunts
 vile are visiting their daughter. Mrs | Leon Winter.
 Miss Knoxie Powell has returned from | a visit to friends and relatives in Bir | mingham.
 Miss Pearl Sterne of Annlston is ex l pected 10 visit her aunt. Mrs. s. B | Sterne.
 l The Primary Union will hold an insti
 tute on May l, and in Montgomery. | Mrs. Chappell Cory spent several days | of the past week with Mrs. J. D. Beaie | Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Fiske have re. l turned to Atlanta. Come buy a boutoniere from tn,
 Japanese girls at the Donny Brool | Fair.
 1 A Magistrate Stoned.
 Tara; con, France, April 16.--A magis
 trate who went to Frigolot Amboy yes.
 terday to place seals on the doors wa,
 met by hostile crowd which gathered from the neighboring villages, and was 1 stoned by the mob and driven away.