The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-18

sions of the Legislature. Besides repres
senting his own little typewriter month
~. he Is agent fer several periodicals,
and like most editors, he hopes to hop
into a political career at this early stage
of The Grasshopper's existence, bearing
at 10 years of age the highest endorse.
friends over the state.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Campbell, who
were married at Mt Meigs on the evening
OF January Z. have returned from their
wedding tour and are with Mr.. Campbell 5
mother, Mrs. Mary Campbell. at High
land Park, until tomorrow. They will
then go to Mrs. Frank Mcdonald on
South Street where they will be at home.
MissCarolyn J.Cohn was honorable men.
toned in last weeks Musical Courier,
which is considered quite a compliment
In musical circles. The Musical Courier
is the largest and most highly recon-;
mended musical paper In the United
States and is published in New York
City.
Mr.. Charles Granden Brooks Of Coving-
ton, KY, who was called here by the
death of his mother-in-iaw. Mrs. E. T..
Ledyard, has returned home Mrs. Brooks
will remain several days longer and is
with her grandmother, Mrs. George w.
Stone.
Miss Georgia b. Hays of Louisville, KY,
who is the guest of Mrs. Terrell Will
spend portion of her stay in Montgom-
cry with her cousin, Mrs. w. II. Sey-
mour Miss Hays is daughter Of Major
Thomas Hays OF Louisville.
o., accompanied by her young daughters,
Misses Marie and Orline is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Walter A. Scott. wife of w.
A. Scott, Manager of Circulation OF The
Adyertfser nj their residence 100 Jeffer-
son Davis Avenue.
Mrs. w. II. Lawrence of Livingston is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. c. q, Read
ing. Mrs. Lawrence was formerly Miss
Emily Ried of Montgomery and her
friends always enjoy her visits.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Wharton of Eu-
Mrs. N. j. Bell, DR.. Wharton will
make the opening prayer tomorrow at the
Inauguration ceremonies.
A beautiful two-step. Rocket Race"
by G. b. White, just published. is dedi-
Gated to Mrs. o. p. Bartlett of Mont
gomery, who is one of the most noted
beauties of the. South.
The Bessemer Chapter Daughters of
the Confederady have sent a donation of
$50 to be used for furniture for the Con-
federate Soldiers Home at Mountain
Creek.
Miss Bessie Love Graham of Opelika
will he the guest this week of Miss For
rest Bell. She comes to attend the
inaugural ball tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Herbert Goldthwaite ana her little
daughter, Lucy Armistead, leave today
for Memphis, Tenn. to visit Mrs. How
ard Stewart, her sister.
Miss Helen Van Hose. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs J. o. Van Hoose of Birming-
ham. Is the guest of Mr.. snd Mrs. James
8. Pinckard.
Mr.. 4. Liedke of Brooklyn. who has
been visiting ,his sister Mrs. II. Miller,
has returned home, accompanied by his
mother.
Miss Eleanor Ridley of LAGRANGE Ga,
is the guest of General and Mrs. W. c.
Oates at their home on Ripley Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Gostter are spend
ing q month in Selma before their de-
parture for New York.
Miss j. Alice Gray OF Birmingham is
visiting Miss Eva Rowell on Whitman
Street,
The Pensacola News is commenting on
the announcement Of the Melton Sayre
enga cement has the following:
Invitations have been received from