The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-13
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Miss Marie Cherry, who visited Miss Catherine Jelks in Montgomery last win ter. and made many friends. entertained the Jelks house party at cards. and The Eufaula Times says of the occasion:
 ''The home presenting an altogether lovely appearance with it's profuse deco rations of cut flowers, smilax and fern the whole affording beautiful setting for the many bright and happy faces of the distinguished party, while soft lights from countless candelabra lent a splendor and brillianty to the occasion that no pen could describe, much less artist repro duce. The unique and dainty refresh ments were served in three courses and were thoroughly enjoyed by the partak- CTS.
 Fruit punch was served throughout the evening. The game resulted in tie be- tween Miss Nell Conner. Mrs. Phares Coleman and Mrs. R. F. Ligon, Mrs. Coleman drawing the prize. a beautiful cut glass bowl of exquisite design and pattern.
 'The gentleman's prize, a silver mount ed clothes brush, was won by Donald Conner"
 Miss Katherine Baldwin left yesterday for Charlotte, N. C., to visit her aunt, Mrs. Maxwell From there she will go to Charlottesville. Va, to visit her aunt, Mrs. Bolton She was accompanied by her cousin. Miss Etheldia Williams, and the young ladies expect to be absent on their pleasant holiday for two months
 Word has been received by Mrs Rouue. n ore of the safe arrival in New York of her young daughter, Miss Therese Roquemore, who sailed for that city from Savannah She was en route tO Boston, where she will spend some time with her mothers relatives.
 The friends of Mrs. Robert MoDavid, who formerly lived in Montgomery, will be pleased to know that she is residing with her family in a handsome new home in Birmingham, that was the gift of her father, pr. Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. Rufus Jones of Mobile were in Montgomery yesterday. They were returning to Mobile from Dawson. Ga., where they have been visiting ten days. MT. Jones Is editor of The Mobile Herald.
 Mrs. Ida Tichard. who has been spend- ing the winter and spring in the city, has gone to Decatur to visit friends From there she will go to Little Rock Ark, and will make an extended tour of the West.
 
 MT. Clifford J. Smith of Columbus. Ga, arrived last evening to spend a few days with his aunt, Mrs Virginia Aber- crombie, on Perry Street.
 Dr. and Mrs. Albert J. Lard, who have been visiting their parents, Mir and Mrs Fred Meyer. have returned to their home at Asheville, N. c.
 Miss Annie Lou Chiffon left yesterday for Mountain Creek to join her father and mother. who are there at their sum- mer home.
 Mrs. Sarah Noble and Master Jack Noble Peebles have returned from Tal- lassee, where they visited Mrs. Arthur Noble
 Miss Hollon Harris of Birmingham, who has been the admired guest of Miss Kate Blue, for two weeks, has returned home.
 Mrs. M. E. Bayzer and little daughter Elsie, have returned home after a ten days visit in Wetumpka and other points
 Miss Elm Randolph, who has been visit ing Miss Edna Snow in Birmingham, will return home tomorrow.
 Miss Frances Blackburn. who has been spending the winter and spring in New York, has returned home.
 Miss Bessie Holmes of Pensacola, is the guest of the family of Capt. J. W. Dim mick on Clayton Street.
 Mrs. c. K Miller and daughter, Miss Zemulux Miller, of Talladega, are guests at the Melrose Hotel.
 Mrs. W. R. Waller has gone to Banner to spend several months at her summer home there.
 Miss Allie Jean Sims of Newman, Ga, Is visiting Miss Jeanette Robinson on s. Perry St.
 Mrs. Howard Kolb of Birmingham is visiting Mrs L. J. Richardson.
 Mrs. Otto Stoelker of Birmingham, Is