The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-12

<AmohS tnose VINO participated In the
pleasures of the evening were Misses
Matte Lou Fuller, Macy Fuller MARI
Foster of Atlanta; Georgia Clay. De-
Voc, jamie johnson, Kate Blantum.
Kate Hurley, Francis Wolff, Leng
Faber. Crayon Stuckey, Sherman Bell,
Frank Hurley. Minor Crimson. Joe Clay,
Murray Townsend, Sam B. Jones, Tom
Finley, Mr.. Beasley, Albert Brame.
Robert Berry, Dallas Hurley, Walter
Lobman, Mr.. Morris
Information comes from Las Vegas,
N. NJ where Governor w. d. Jelks is
taxing a vacation, that his daughter,
Miss Catherine, will leave there some
time next week for Birmingham to
Visit relatives. After visiting Biz
mingham for some time she will go to
Atlanta and from there come to Mont
gomery to VISIT Mr., and Mrs Shorter.
Ihis tends to show that Alabama's
chief executive is getting along splen-
dldly and that his health is improving
me Governor has his family with him
ana they have rented a beautiful home
out west The friends of his excellencv
viii De glad to know that he Is pro-
crossing Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
The Children's Hour Society will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at 4 oclock
with Miss Lois Colquitt at her home
on Holcombe Street The officers of
the Children's Hour Society are; Miss
Julia Brock, president; Miss Geraldine
Hill, vice-president; Miss Florence Blue
secretary; Miss Isabelle Levystein
treasurer.
Misses Louise and Lois Davte of
clayton while en- route home from
AnDlTn fhaxY
friends. stopped in the city several DAYS
with the family of DR.. C. L. Boyd. They
returned home yesterday ACCOMPANIED
by little Miss Martha Boyd.
b a Birmingham exchange gives ac
count OF an entertainment given h,,
ms. Lazarus in compliment to her
sister Mrs Nose Sabel of this CITY
Music, both vocal and Instrumental
were features of the evening.
MISS Hettie Barnett entertained at a
linen shower to Miss Francis Mav
Shepard and her fiance. Mr.. schlich 90,
thursday evening at the home of the
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Rarnett
on South Hull Street.
MISS Lucille Washburn has been an
pointed sponsor of the Alabama Divis-
ron u Z. V. for the reunion at Nash
viiIe. Her maids are Miss Bursher of
Lexas and Miss jamie Fuller and Miss
Mittie Ellen Ashley.
Mrs. Neal L. Anderson and her chill
dren have gone to Gulf n. C. to visit
Mrs j. NJ. McIver sister OF DR. An
uerson' They will spend the summer
IN the mountain of Western North
Carolina. ava I'll
Mr.. S. II. Hardwick arrived on Fri
oay evening with his daughter. Miss
AiSle Hardwick, who has been attend
ing school in Philadelphia. They are
win MT and Mrs. c. L. Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick McRao Cha
han have returned from a trim 70 e.
Louis and will be at home at 304 North
McDonough Street after June 18th.
MRS. S B Mathews and three little
poys leave this morning for Shelby
springs where they have taken a cot.
tage for the summer.
Miss Mary Armstrong of Rirming.
nam Is visiting her uncle Colonel
Eharles p. Jones and family. 514 South
McDonough Street
MISS Bessie Clark has returned from
a Visit to her grand parents, Mr.. and
MRS. W. T. Mcdowell at Union
MT and Mrs. w. A. Gunter are he
ing congratulated on the birth of a s,n
"hom they have named John Richard
mrs w. II. Ragland and children
nave nav gone to Little Rock and st. Louis. |
ihey VIII be gone six weeks.
MRS. Sam Mathews and children left
yesterday for Shelby Springs where
'hey VIII spend the summer.
MISS Lizzy Crenshaw has returned |
rom Rome, Ga, where she has been |
Intending Shorters College.
Miss Evelyn Cook has returned home, |
after an extended visit to Mrs Cans |
ourg at Daleville.
The Peter Forney Chapter, D. A. r..
viii meet on Tuesday. June IA at |
''clock in the House of Representa-
ives at the State capitol to celebrate |
Flag Day. The Francis Marion Chap