The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-09


beauty and grace OF the young iadfe,
who compose the offfciaI Hist Of sponsors
insures the pleasure and compensation
that will be the most delightful part
of the entertainment.
A COMPLIMENTARY GERMAN.
The dance at which Miss Clara Ely
entertained on Tuesday evening was In
compliment to Misses Elsie Burrows Of
Birmingham and Ethel Adams of Eu-
fauia, virsfnia Robertson Of Georgia,
and Mary Phelps OF Pike Road
The german was led by Mr. william
COMMIT with Miss Burrows. who was
attractive in a gown Of blue null.
Among the other dancers were: Misses
Lizzie Andrews. Jean Lahey. Lucia
Richardson. Mae Adams .Myer. Mary
Myer. Rudolph. Margaret Browne. VIII
liz Stone, Florence Ford, Bessie Burke,
Ella sayre. Mildred Jones. Carolyn
West. Will o. Dickerson, Tinsfe Moore.
Mae Robinson. Ruth Fuller. Kate Net
ties. Alma Tillis, Kate Belser Marie
Alexander, Frances Stakely Maggie
Mashburn. Kate Ely. Messrs. William
Davidson, Paul Parker, Henry Cren-
shaw, viii Commit. Harry COMMIT,
Thompson, Beiiinger Cheney. warren
Arthur Flowers. Tom Jones, Hal Brown,
james Hendricks, Sam Jones. Gilmore
Higgins, Ludlow Elmore,s Castor Troy,
Bat Taylor, Holland Smith. Shirley MUIR
ray, Arthur Tyson. Aubrey Nelson, wei
born Dent. Robbie Myer. Arthur Han
non. Ed Noble, Mafcus soweli, Jim
Clyde Smith. VIII Holt,
VIM Afnefine. Lassiter. James Parrish,
George Tyson. Sam b. Jones. Chaper-
ores Mrs. George w. Ely and Mr.. and
Mrs. George billiard
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FsARTxER-KELLY.
The following invitation has been re-
ceived by Montgomery friends:
DIR. ana Mrs. John b, Kelly invite
YOU to be present at the marriage of
their daughter. Marguerite Marbury. to
NJ. William Clayton Parker on Tuesday
afternoon. June the fourteenth. at hail
East I'VE o'clock, Grace Church, Arinis-
ton. Alabama"
The above invitation will be Of in
tcfest TO friends here, where Miss Kelly
has been a popular visitor.
WILLIAMs-sMfTH.
The following announcement has
been received by friends here:
MIR. and Mrs. Stephen p. Smith an
Eoance the marriage Of their daughter,
Emma Ray, to Mr.. Howard Sarven will
lianns, Monday afternoon, June the
sixth. nineteen hundred and four. Eagle
rAss. Texas
mfr. and Mrs. williams will be at
home after June the tenth, No So, Mo-
relas Street, Monterey, N L.. Mexico :"
The groom to be has many friends In
Misses Anna Thompson and Emma
Lou Culver. who graduated from the
A O. r. G. with the Glass Of 1904,
have returned to Montgomery, Miss
Thompson VIII spend a while with Miss
Culver before returning TO her. home
In Florida. where she Will spend the
after which, she will go to
New York to take music lessons
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The Beautiful Alabama state Divis-
ion Y. d. C. badge which was adopt
ed at the recent convention In Green's
window on Dexter Avenue where the
Daughters may view it. The design
Is exquisite and those who planned IL
put much Of historical sentiment In
Major and Mrs. G.. D. Fftzhugh OF
will be the guests Of Ma
ior Il. G. Lewis In Nashville during the
reunion. Major fritzhugh
was an engineering officer with Forrest
and was a member OF the famous Black
Horse Cavalry.
Misses Calhoun and Chamberlain
write that they spent hours In Nam
moth Cave, Kentucky. They took a
sixteen mile walk through the cave
They are now IN st. Louis where they
will remain month.
Misses Mary Knowles, Roberta Rob
-rts, Mr.. Shepherd Roberts. Mr.. Tracy
Lay and Mr.. VIII Conniff are all
spending this week at Auburn and en-
Toying the social side of Commence
tnaOf fharat
Mr.. william @. Oates, Jr., who has
been a student at the University at
has returned home and Is
with his parents, General and Mrs w.
g. Oates at their home on Ripley
Street,
Mrs. Alice Scott Of Tallahassee, ria.
Is the guest of Mrs. Gerald Salter. Mrs,
Scott was formerly Miss Alice Keys of
this city and has many friends here.
Miss Bonnie Pearl Cox has gone over
10 attend the graduating recital of her
tunt, Miss Elizabeth Hanson at Chases
Columbus, Ca
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