The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
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uCuHs III HOIlOF O1 IeT LluCu AuhllEtu anu popular guests. Miss May Allen. who is one of Montgomery's favorite society belles. and Miss Marie Bynum of Court land. whose popularity has long been established here.-Decatur News.
 Colonel D. R. Burgess of the Gov ernor's staff, and daughter, Miss Marcia Burgess, of Mobile, were guests at the inaugural ball. They stopped at the Ex- change Hotel and with them was Miss Amanda Moore, one of the brilliant edi- tors of Chat" the society paper pub ished weekly during the winter
 Mrs. Louis Hamburger and Mrs John Mitchell will entertain at a reception on Friday afternoon and evening. January -3rd, in honor of Miss Agnes Carr and Miss Fanny Chandler of Montgomery. The afternoon hours will be from to 6, and in the evening from to 10.-Colum- bus oGa.) Enquirer-Sun.
 Miss Ethel Clifford of Birmingham, sponsor of the 2nd regiment at the inau- gural ceremonies will be the guest today of Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. Miss Cliff ford's gown in the parade was a strik- ing suit of white cloth embroidered in gold threads. A large white hat com pleted her costumeA
 The New York World says: Miss Florida Graves, who comes from Birm- lngham, but makes an annual winter visit to New York, and in consequence has become almost a New Yorker, is one of the fairest of the Southern young women who have ever visited the metropolis" Hon. and Mrs. John B. Knox of Am oio xvb hou since Saturday returned home yesterday. WE, them were Misses Robinson, Well Ter a.-- who also returned to An niston. These young ladies were among the most admired at the ball. Mrs. Edwin Wilkinson ofFBirmingham was one of the most beautiful of the visitors to Montgomery who attended the Governors ball. She retlftned to Birm- ingham yesterday accompanied by her brother. MT. R. c. Hiden. who is manag- ing editor of The News. Mrs. J. W. Singleton will entertain d small party at six-hand euchre on We'd nesday morning at the residence of Mrs. Etheredse on Twelfth Street, in honor of Miss Agnes Carr and Miss Fanny Cham dler of Montgomery.-Columb Ga ) Enquirer Sun.
 Colonel and Mrs. Edward L. Russell and Miss Russell left last evening in their private car for Mobile. The bouquet of Parma violets carried by Miss Russell at the inaugural ball was superb, and elec- tied much admiration.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ell Shorter and their l mother, Mrs. A. K. Shorter, who have been members of Governor Jelks's party during the inauguration, returned to Eu- faula yesterday.
 Judge and Mrs. B. II. Craig of Selma. and the three young ladies whom they I chaperoned, Misses McAlpine Gillespie, and Howard, returned home yesterday. Mrs. S. C.. Bradley and Mrs. T. J.. l Butler of Pensacola are guests of Mrs. | Frank Salmon. They are en route home from a pleasant visit to Birmingham. MT. and Mrs.~E. H. Cabaniss who att tended the inauguration ceremonies and were members of the Governors party | returned yesterday to Birmingham.
 Miss Lena Goldsmith left yesterday af- ternoon for her home in Ft. Deposit, after pleasant visit to the family of Dr. Buchanan on South Hull Street.
 Colonel and Mrs. Henry B. Gray OF Birmingham. who were among the distin- guished guests at the Governors ball, re turned home yesterday.
 Mrs. Minnie Reese Richardson has post ;poned the musicale at which she was to have entertained this evening until to- morrow evening.
 Judge R. Kelley and his daughter, Miss Marion Kelley, of Anniston, were visitors to the inauguration and attended the in- augural ball.
 Mrs. Edward A. Cohn and son, Willard, Of New York, are guests of MT. and Mr s, R. L. Steiner, H Sayre Street.
 Mrs. T. Murrell Dix mas returned from Decatur, where she visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gray.
 Miss Evelyn Rainey left yesterday for Montgomery to visit for several days.- Birmingham Age-Herald.
 Mrs. T. .Neuman has gone to Selma to spend a few days with her daughter. Mrs. Albert Meyer.
 Miss Mollie Kahn has returned to Pen socola. She was accompanied by MT. H. F. Neunan.
 Miss Hattimer of Fort Deposit Is at the Glenmore, the guest of Mrs. J. c. Wood of Hayneville
 Mrs. A. A. Coleman and Mrs. Harry Inge of Mobile are guests of Mrs. Phares Coleman.
 Miss Allie Mae Johnson Is visiting friends and relatives in Columbus. Ga. MT and Mrs C. C. Hanann rafnrnnd