The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-11

inE. the 18th of April. by order of
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 Miss Alice Roosevelt continues to TO a merry pace. The New York Times says;
 Mr. and Mrs. 0eor8e vanderbilt are at ar5s hss n9a:s " y no. Sysr Isssss for the vandcfbilt- Nelson wedding. Among their guests will be Mss Aiick Roosevelt and her aunt. Mrs. William Snemeld Cowles. and Mr. and Mrs. < Washington society has been enjoying a series Of Lenten .'ecitals. The Post says:
 MT. and Mrs. Reginald de Koven en- tertained last evening at the last of their series Of musicale at homes. which have been the chief social features of the Lenten season and brought together a fashionable and artistic company each "ednesoay or tho past live weeks"
 General Field Marshal Count von Wal dersee of Berlin and the Countess. who fs an American woman are coming soon to America. The dispatches say that the the United States from the Atlantic to the Pacific making an extensive trip through almost every State in the Union.
 A party consisting of Mrs. Jack Wright. Mrs. J. c. Carnes. Mrs. T. o. Larkin. Call and Cummings Mccall. left last evening for Pensacola to visit the battle ships. They will remain over Sunday.
 Mrs. Cassie Garrett of Houston, Texas, who haS hoan ViSffin0 her Co B. H. Screws. left yesterday for Blakely, Ga, to visit her sister, Mrs. w. o. Thomas. She will return to Montgomery in about two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Brown, who were married last Sunday. are now at home at btu Whitman Street, with the brides parents. Mrs. Brown was Miss Lillie Cain, and is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. William L.. Cain.
 Miss Christine Lyons, after a pIeasan, visit of two months to Mrs. c. J. MickIe returned yesterday to her, home at Sails bury, N. c. Miss Lyons has made many friends during her stay and has received much attention.
 The annual business meeting of the alumnae of the Girls High School will the Girls High School. By order of the President. Fannie May Duskin,
 Secretary.
 Miss Myra Mitchell of Camden, who has been visiting Mrs. Frank Fillmore and Mrs. McDuH Cain. has gone to Tuske. gee to visit Mrs. Stegall of Ozark, who is there with her brother, Hon. J. | Thompson.
 Mrs. Benjamin Micou of Washington D. C., formerly Miss Ella Herbert of Montgomery is visiting in Alabama. She is now with her uncle MT. Oscar E. Smith in Birmingham.
 Mir. C. Gunter Ciuner has returned te Pensacola after visit to his parents Mir and Mrs. Frank Elmore. He is going on a hunting trip after which he will return to Montgomery.
 Misses Lulu and Misso 1ri Meredith and Misses Julia and idary Starr left last night for Pensacola. While there they will visit the war vessels now in Pensa- cola narbor.
 The following invitation has been is-
 ..The Hossey Bees at che Sky Parior. April 1S. 1908. ?. m. Frances Griffin, 7s2
 Lieutenant John Norwood and Mrs. Norwood. formerly Miss Bird Durham, have written to friends in Montgomery  about May 1.
 Mrs. Harte Briggs of Norfolk. Va, passed through Montgomery yesterday en route to Letohatchie where she goes to visit her brother. Mir. J. W. Cook.
 The Winnie Davis Chapter of the Chil. dren of the Confederacy will not meet to- day as most of the children have engage ments. It will meet next Saturday.
 
 Isabelle Nervelle Penruddocke, little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Penrud- docke of Birmingham will be christened on Easter Monday.
 Mrs. A. B. Andrews of Raleigh. N. G., who has been spending some time with her daughter. Mrs. William Marks. has returned home.
 Mrs. Georgia McCurdy of Lowndesboro is the guest of Judge and Mrs. William H. Thomas at their home on Perry Street.
 Mir E. L. Penruddocke of Birmingham the home of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Shirly Bragg.
 Mrs. H. M. Hobbie and Mrs. Richard have returned from Union Springs where they went to attend the marriage of Miss Mosley.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. s. Noise and children Of Savannah. are visiting Mrs. Noise, s parents, Judge and Mrs. J. B. Gaston,
 Bishop and Mrs. c. N. Beckwith spent Thursday night in Montgomery the guests of Dr. and Mrs. B, J. Baldwin.
 The new baby at the home of MT. and Mrs. B. P. Crum is boy and has been named Tennent Lomax.
 Mrs. Lawrence Burrus of Augusta, Ga, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. W. Chas- taine.
 MT II. F. Hicks is visiting his sister and other relatives in Columbus, Ga.
 Mr. Fred Hawkins will return today from ten days stay in New York.
 Mrs. Laura Alley has gone to Mobile to visit her cousin, Miss Lula Vincent.
 Mrs, Ernest Alley of Coosada, isAvisit- ing Mrs. James 8. Pinckard.
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