The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-29
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 The Birmingham Ledger tells that Mir.
 and Mrs. W. H. Jones of Birmingham
 entertained at a box party to Mrs. John
 Andrew Barnes of Montgomery. Mrs.
 Charles B. Jones of Montgomery, Miss
 Viola Petty of New York and MT. and
 Mrs. Barnes Morgan of Birmingham on
 Tuesday evening at the horse show.
 The following relatives came to Mont
 gomery to attend the funeral of the in-
 fant of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Tyson. which
 took place yesterday: MT. A. T. Tyson
 and daughter, Miss Mary Tyson of
 Lown ''r',sro Mrs. L. J. Render of La Grange. GS md Mir. c. A. Tyson of Birmingham.
 .Ths Dexter Avenue League will have It's regular literary and social meeting this evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Henderson. The Leaguers will leave Dexter Avenue Church on che Highland Park car at half past o'clock. All are invited to join this party. Misses Rebecca rollard and Willie Browning Haralson are receiving many delightful social attentions in New Or leans. Miss Pollard is visiting Mss Lou ise McGehee at her home on Chestnut Street, and Miss Haralson is the guest of Miss Clara Boullemet. Tomorrow evening at the Montgomery Theatre the annual recital of the pupils of the Eilenburg studio will take place. Any one interested in the music program which will be rendered may obtain ticket by calling at the Eilenberg studio, IA South Ferry Street
 Mrs. R. F. Ligon. Sr., is in New York.
 She accompanied her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Graham of Austin, Tex, whose daughter is at school in New York. MT. and Mrs. Graham. Miss Graham and
 Mrs Eigon will spend the summer in | the East.
 Mrs Ellen Peter Bryce of Tuscaloosa | has issued invitations to the marriage of l her niece, Miss Augusta Jolly Clarkson, andl Mir John Gaiilard Hamilton, which will take place on Wednesday evening, June 10th. in Christ Church. in Tusca- loosa.
 | Miss Carolyn Clarke of Neenah. Wis, | who has been visiting Miss Kate David
 son for the past two weeks. has returned l home. Miss Clarke is very attractive | | ton during her visit here. Mrs. Alex Troy, Jr., has gone to Green vile to spend a few days with friends. | She will return to Montgomery and con- | tinue her visit to Mir. and Mrs. Troy be-
 fore going to her home in Birmingham.
 A special train win reach Montgomery this afternoon at o'clock from Marion, | and on it will be all of the Judson girls | who are returning to their various homes throughout the State. | Mrs. Jessie D. Beale of Montgomery | Ala, was here yesterday. Mrs. Beale is | one of the most prominent members oi
 the U. D. c. of Alabama..-Asheville Cit
 izen.
 Miss Lucille Jones. Eloise Peach and | Rachel Caldwell are visiting Miss Mary | Henderson. They are on their way to the | A. c. F. commencement at Tuskegee. Master Brownfield Wilkerson and Miss Sarah Warren Wilkerson of Marion are expected in a few days to visit their l grandmother. Mrs. s. W. wiikerson. Miss Lucy Gautier, a brilliant and attractive young lady of Tuskegee, is A@Ne l home. 219 North Lawrence Street. Mrs. Lee Whitfield will leave in a few days for New York, where she goes to
 visit Mrs. Jack Cohen. Miss Mary Kirk. patrick win go with her. Mir. and Mrs. Stovail Spellman of Car. tersvillc. Ga. will be among the out-of-
 town guests at the Kelly Tatum wedding
 on next Wednesday.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Pearson and fam | fly will leave today for their summer
 home in Autaugaville, where they will spend the summer.
 The members of the St. Nicholas Club | held a business meeting at the home of
 Miss Rebecca Rutledge yesterday after noon.
 The members of the Tintagil will meet