The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-12
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H< < < < < < < ! 1 < PERSONAL ITEM6 ' x< x<<<<<<<<<<<<<<S S The friends of Mrs. E. 6. Baker of Keokuk, la, formerly Miss Addie La Taste of Montgomery, will be interested to learn that her husband has recently purchased beautiful home to which they will soon remove from their fathers res- Davenport where they selected elegant furniture for their home throughout.
 Miss Olive Pierce will spend the sum- ner In Europe. She will sail from New York on June with a small party chap broned by Miss Webb and Miss Beare of Washington College where Miss Pierce at- tended school. They will sail for Italy aorthward through the Continent.
 Miss May Courtenay Oates of Charlotte. North Carolina will arrive Wednesday to visit General and Mrs. w. c. Oates. Miss Oates Is a cousin of General Oates. She is a beautiful young woman. and is yaid to possess a particularly lovely voice which has been highly cultivated.
 Mrs. J. c. Lee and Mrs. I. M. P. Ock- bnden will be delegates to the convention pf the Confederated Southern Memorial Association which will meet in New Or leans on May 19. They will represent the Montgomery Association.
 The members of the Authors Club, known as the 'Honeybees," will be en- tertained by Miss Frances Griffin on the Bpacious veranda of her home. It lis her veranda that Miss Griffin calls her "sky parlor."
 The Touristes met on Thursday evening with Mrs. J. D. Carter. The Luxem- bourg, Place deu Temple and the Palace of Fontainbleau with his historic forest were the subjects of the occasion.
 Judge J. R. Tyson and his family with The exception of Mrs. Tyson and little Laughter, Patsy, returned Friday from Florida. Mrs. Tyson Is at St. Angus line.
 Miss Minnie Zirlkle of Staunton, Va, and MT: Gulley Zirkle of Lincoln, Ala, are 2. c. Zirkle, Al South Perry Street.
 Mrs. Levy of San Antonio, Tex, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. l.. Kahn. She Is en route to New York from which point she will sail for Dresden.
 Misses Fable and Suttle left here Fri day for Brewton to attend MT. and Mrs. 0. F. Luttrells celebration of their tenth wedding anniversary.
 Mrs. Louise Bankhead Perry. widow ot Congressman Perry of Greenville, s. C., Is expected soon to visit her sister, Mrs. Thomas M. Owen.
 Mrs. W. F. Mattel requests that her committee of the Infirmary Aid will meet with her on Monday morning at her home at Il o'clock.
 Miss Mary Ellen Pickett has returned home from the country near Union Springs where she has been teaching school.
 Miss Beulah Hirscher left this morn Ing for Pensacola to attend the wedding of her cousin. Mir. H. P. Neuman on the 18th.
 Mrs. T. H. Moore and daughters Misses Tinsie and Ebie Moore. have gone to Tampa. Fla, to spend several weeks.
 MT: H; C.: Parker of Greenville will come to Montgomery tomorrow to be the Euest of Dr. and Mrs. Shirley Bragg.
 MT. Edgar W. Neuman left this morn mg for Pensacola to attend the wedding 8 his brother, MT. H. P. Neuman.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Freeman of Bir- mingham are spending Easter with their brother. Mr. Walter West.
 Mrs. Paul Hausman and nttle son of Atlanta. are visiting Mrs. sylvan Marks on Wilkerson Street.
 Miss Sarah Fisk of Buffalo, N. Y. is visiting the family of her brother. MT. Walter Fisk.
 Mrs. Kate Bethea of Faunsdale is wis ting Mrs. John Stratford at 305 Adams Street.
 The Tuscaloosa Times-Gazette says: Mrs. w. s. Thorington and Master William leave this evening for Birming.