The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-26

s,a;,. ssnS the S wedding @ of her her fl friend; Ms Miss nesday be married to Mir. Oscar Will Hams, of Troy. The ceremony will take place at the handsome home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. !. P Toy.
 Prizes at Donney Brook Fair.
 The prizes given to the winners in the voting contest at the Donnybrook Fair were presented without formality at the
 The prize for the most popular young lady. an order for dozen photographs, went to Miss Frances Stakely, who boiled lss votes. The second prize, a rosewood glove box. went to Miss Kate Birch. whose vote was 62
 Clayton Tullis won the silk hat offered the ugliest man. he polling 10S votes to R. c. Arrington's sa.
 The regular meeting of woman's Mis- sion Society of Adams Street Baptist Church, will be held Monday, April g at s:so p. m. Mrs. O. F. Gregory. Mrs. J. M. Cave. President.
 Secretary. Mrs. James c. Haygood, who jumped from her trap and was injured on April 16th Is still confined to her home, 15 South Lawrence Street and is resting comforts bly. Attending physicians think Mrs. Haygood will be able to see her friends within ten days. 
 Mrs. James McKenzie, after a short visit to her sister, Mrs. Lucy Teasley. at SIP South Lawrence Street, returned to her home at Pratt City yesterday morning.
 Miss Porter of Tuscaloosa, Is expected soon to be the guest of her uncle, Mir. J. c. Stratford. Miss Porter Is the vocal teacher of the Tuscaloosa Female Col lege.
 Miss Frances Grimm will speak before the Council of Jewish Women on Mon- day afternoon, May 1. This will be the last meeting of the Council until next sea- son.
 Mrs. A. H. Sternfeld and Miss Dora Sternfeld have issued invitations to a musicale at which they will entertain
 MT. and Mrs. Virgil Griffin and little son. Tennent Lomax Griffin, left yester- Graves at Eufaula.
 Mrs. W. R. Wallace of Moulton is wis., iting her son, Mir. l.. B. Pearce. She things of visiting in Louisiana before her return.
 Mrs. W. s. Mattel will entertain the Tuesday Card Club Tuesday morning at Il o'clock. at the home of Mrs. J. C.. Virden.
 Les Touristes at their meeting on Thurs day evening. discussed St. Cloud. St. Ger man and other points of historical in- terest.
 Dr. J. P. Borden of Greensboro spent the day with his niece Mrs. l.. B. Pearce Thursday. He was en route to New York.
 A beautiful floral offering was sent by Mrs. B. J. Baldwin of Verbena to the Ladies Memorial Association yesterday. the guest of his cousin, MT. and Mrs. Ned McDavid. on Jackson Street.
 Judge and Mrs. J. G. Winter spent yes terday in Tailassee. where Judge Winter delivered the Memorial address.
 Mrs. Alex Rice. Sr., left last evening for Louisville, Ky, to be the guest of her daughter. Mrs. H. Hecht been spending the week with Miss Nellie White. returned home Friday.
 Mrs. Cassie Garrett. who has been wis., iting her sister, Mrs. Thomas, at Blakely, Ga, has returned home.
 Misses Lida Tyson and Winston Tyson left yesterday to visit friends and rela- lives in Lowndesboro.
 Mrs. Louise Bankhead Perry of Green vile. s. C.. Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. l Thomas NJ. owen.
 Miss Jessie Welch of Wetumpka is vis- iting her cousin Miss Lucille Wilson on Holt Street.
 MT. Hugh Kirkman of New York is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Patrick c. Massie.
 Miss Sarah Collier has returned home after several weeks visit to her sister in Atlanta.
 Miss Winton Tyson left yesterday morn- ing for Lowndesboro to visit relatives and friends.