The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-07
5 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ;
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 Continued from Page Fourteen.) the march of the last social function of the University commencement-the dance of the Lions Head. MT. Smith Is mem Der of the Comus Club. The Tuscaloosa | Times-Gazette says of him. The grand march, which was a series of intricate ard picturesque evolution, was led with signal ability by MT. Hollon Smith, who also led the german the first part of the evening, his figures being pretty and well conducted"
 Miss Nadine Sanford and Miss Julia 1 Taylor have returned from Eufaula, | where they went to attend commence l ment, and where they were the guests of Miss Fannie Golson at a house party at which she has been entertaining. Mir. and Mrs George NJ Raoul and children left last night for Cincinnati. While away they will attend the grad uating exercsies of Mrs. Raoups neices Misses Pearle and May Robinson who at- tend college at Georgetown, Ky.
 Mrs. s. Hertz and children, returned last evening from a visit to Tampa, Fla, | where they were guests of Mrs. Hertz's | father, MT. Oppenheimer. Several social | affairs were given in honor of Mrs. Hertz and her visit was delightful. MT. William Boyles Taylor of Buffalo, ! N. Y. who on next Wednesday will be married to Miss Sue Steele Johnston of l this city, will reach Montgomery tomor- | row accompanied by MT. Edward Cruger | of Knoxville. Tenn. Miss Mignon Conner and Miss Georgia au OR r,orta | day with Misses Caroline and Louise Hannon en route to Eufaula. where they will be guests of Miss Catherine Jelks | at her house party. l Mrs. Henry D. Moore, President of the l the city the guest of Mrs. E. G. Adams. | She will speak at the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church this afternoon at l o'clock.
 Miss May Belle Jones. one of the sweet | girl graduates of Wards Seminary ar | rived home last evening and is now with her parents. MT. and Mrs. J. Warren Jones, 533 South Hull.
 Mrs. John Malone of Enterprise was the guest of Mrs. H. B. Hobbie Friday. She l was en route home from Union Springs where she visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. M. Mosely. Mrs. A. P. Johnson, after a pleasant visit to her sisters, Mrs. Joseph Chrito- pher and MT. Dick Murphy, has returned to her summer home at Stonewall, near Atlanta. Ga.
 Misses Emma Wilson, Eloise Peach and 1 Rachael Caldwell, who have been visiting Miss Mary Henderson left Friday to at tend the A. c. F. c. Commenceemnt at l Tuskegee.
 | MT. and Mrs. Partlow, accompanied by | MT. s. c. Watkins, of Birmingham, are the guests of Mrs. Galloway and Miss Temply Roy of A6 Washington Street.
 Miss Lulu Ross who has spent the past season teaching in Key Wost. Fla, is | with Mrs. Hogan on Sayre .1treet. She | will spend the summer here. l There will be a very important meeting | of the Auxiliary of the Y. M. c, A. on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, at the Y. M. c. A, Building. The Sunday school classes of Miss Nell lie wilkerson. Miss Stella Clay and Mrs. | M Cody enoyed a picnic at Pickett Springs yesterday.
 Mrs. H. Marcus will leave this morn ing for Greenville. She will return to- night accompanied by her mother, Mrs. | M. Ehlbert.
 Miss M. E. Reese, who has been visit ing her sister, Mrs. G. w. Barnet on South Hull Street, will leave this week | for Auburn.
 Miss Algy Hardwick returned home last night from Washington, where she has been attending the National Cathedral | School.
 Mrs. Charles Hannon and Miss Fannie Hannon who have been visiting friends In New Orleans, returned home yester- day.
 Mrs. George Hurt of Atlanta will arrive tomorrow and be the guest of Mrs. Clay ton Tullis at her home on Sayre Street.
 Miss Florence Dawson arrived last evening and will spend a week with Misses Caroline and Louise Hannon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Abell have gone to Denver, Colo, and other points in the West to spend several months.
 MT. Ike Simon spent the past week in Columbus, Miss, with the family of his fance Miss Gertye Kaufman.
 Miss Mary Bostick who spent several | days with Miss Rosalie Baber has gone to her home in Birmingham.
 Miss Helen Clisby is spending com mencement in Greensboro with her sis ter, Mrs. Lewis J. Lawson.
 Miss Della Mohr. who has been at tending the Sophia Newcomb in New Or leans, has returned home.
 Miss Dolly Kirk, who is visiting Mrs. James S. Pinckard will be her guest dur ing tho month of June.
 Miss Mary Henderson left yesterday to visit relatives in Greensboro during the commencement there.
 Mrs. Elliot c. Hannon will return to- day from Huntsville, where she visited Mrs. Oscar Hundley.
 The Honey Bees will be entertained Thursday evening instead of Friday, by Mrs. A. G. Forbes.
 Mrs Leo Loeb of Columbus Ga,. is the guest of Mrs Nose Sabel at her home on Wilkerson Street.
 Miss Mertice Camp of Lowndesboro is visiting her friend. Mrs. w. T. Palmer, | snO