The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-29

gan recital by MT. Frederick Dunster at 9:45 a. m., followed by the address of welcome by Mrs. R. H. Clarke, Re- gent of Mobile Chapter, to which the Regent of Tuscaloosa Chapter will re- spond.
 An erroneous impression has been circulated that these meetings are to be strictly private. for the Daughters only, which impression the State Regent. Mrs. J. Morgan smith. desires to correct The public in general is invited to be present at the sessions and will be cordially welcomed.
 The ladies who are expected to at tend the convention and their hostesses are as follows:
 Mrs. Morgan Smith with Mrs. R. H. Clark Mrs. Robert Mcclellan with Mrs. Harvey E. Jones, Mrs. l.. J. Haley with Mrs J. H. Ross. Mrs. A. J. Riddle with Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mrs. Robert Rawls with Mrs. Harvey E. Jones, Mrs Phares Coleman with Mrs Pride Jones, Mrs. F. P. Glass with Mrs. Thomas Price Mrs. Halls Janney with Mrs. H. T. Inre. Mrs. Walter Robinson with Mrs. R. H. Clarke, Mrs. Hiram D. Barr with Mrs. Hardwick Hopper. Mrs. Ame- lia wylie with Mrs. Henry Wylie. Miss Annie Williams with Mrs. H. E.. Jones, Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce with Mrs. Ed w. Faith. Mrs. c. B. Peschmap with Mrs, ]. T, Poe, Mrs. Joseph Allen with Mrs. J. T. Schiey. Mrs. J. D. Dabney with Misses Thurber, Mrs. Memory P. Peebles with Mrs. Charles s. Shawhan, Mrs. l.. Y. Dean with Mrs. Thomas St. John, Jr., Miss Annie Richardson with Mrs. Charles s. Shawhan. Mrs. Charles Mercer with Mrs. Virginia E. Mitchell. Mrs. J. F. Duggar with Miss Fannie Spragin. Mrs. I. N. Stowe with Mrs. James O. Smith, Mrs. l.. A. Neill with Mrs. Greenwood Ligon, Mrs. Charles Stakely with Mrs. J. St. G. Tucker Mrs. John McNeel with Mrs. G. A. Leftwich, Mrs. J. R. Draper with Mrs. John Har- vey, Mrs. Harrie Gunther with Mrs F. c. Merrill, Mrs. John Cochran with i Battle House. Mrs. William H. Sey- mour with Mrs. Duke Goodman, Mrs A. L. Dowdell with Mrs. H. E. Jones. All Mobile. and many friends else where, are interested in the debut of Miss Amanda Moore into the ranks of authors. The book just published by Miss Moore is called "Tabulated Times, and though no copy of 1t has yet reached the city, Miss Moore's clever ness and wit speak for its foretold suc- cess. Its advent Is being looked for with impatience.
 
 Mrs. W. B. Wright of Pensacola re- turned Saturday to her home. During her visit here she was the guest of honor at a number of entertainments.
 After a visit to her father, Mir. F. F. Davis. Mrs. Wallace Frazier, with her little daughter, has returned to her home in Gainesville, Ga.
 Mrs. James D. Moore of Birmingham arrived today. to be the guest of her brother, MT. William M. Provost, 110 St. Louis Street.
 Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce of Tuscaloosa conference and is the guest of her niece, Mrs. E. w. Faith
 MT. and Mrs. William Wizard have returned from an extended trip through the North and are at home at 0e Bat tie House.
 Miss Bessie Ward of Selma is the at tractive guest of Misses Venetia and Mary Danner.
 . Mrs. William Tisdale arrived today. to be the guest of Mrs. Frank Ruse.
 Miss Gertie Schwarz Is the recipient of much attention in Montgomery.
 Miss Mary Moore of Selma Is visit ing Mrs. St George Tucker.
 Miss Mary Hybart returned today from Selma, Ala.
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