The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-17
PERSONAL ITEMS.

PERSONAL ITEMS. | On Monday evening there was a ger- man at Pickett Springs in . ,pliment to Miss Florrie Haden. for.-er mem in Meridian. Miss. The dance was led by Mir. Ray Jones and Miss O'Connell. Among these present were: Misses sanss o Me c5HsTs On S%ta Fotn. ia den. Libbie Vass. Alice Cconneii, Flu nice Semmes. Carrie Beale. Laura Par rish; Bessie simpson. Carrie West. Willie Dell Dickinson, Messrs. Dozier Turner. Gaston Lewis, Theo. Toms, Ben Barnes, Tom Salter. Holland Smith. George Halls. Ben Noble, Ray George Hoicomb, James Parrish, Gin Ledyard, Temp. Boiling, Gaston Troy. Everett Jackson. Charlie Jeff Jackson. Miss Helen Jennings entertained a number of friends on Monday evening at the game of hearts when the pr', , was won by MT. Waiter Pickett a. <. the guests were: Miss Grace Halls, Wagner, Miss Maggie washburn. Misiy Fannie Halls. Miss Miriam Frame, Miss Flora May Ament. MT. Brannon Hub bard. Mir: Jennings, Mfr. Sam Jones,
 
 Browdcr, Mir. Jennings, Mir. Will Holt, Mir. Walter Pickett. Casino party was given last even iTng Tsn.. co,nplimsntasy ng l,n.ry to Miss Mary guest of Miss Mary snowles on South Perry Street. Those secomposing the party were: Misses Mary Mapes, Mary sIas Msy s Mssst FoSerts oapS RSS Weatherly Carter, Henry Crenshaw, Robert E. Steiner, Jr. and Fillmore Higgins.
 Misses Eulee. Helen. Marion and Collie Dawson of Ware, and Mrs. M. R. Meadows of Opelika will leave this afternoon for St. Louis. On their re- turn they will stop at Blount Springs for some weeks.
 Mir. J. R. Gaines of Richburg, Ala, accompanied by Mrs, L. A. Boyd, Miss Bessie Boyd and Miss Susie Conaut, passed through Montgomery. yesterday Mrs. William Ketxky left last everi- ing for New York. where she will join her husband who has been in the East turn about September 1. Mir. Edgar Winter and his daughter, Miss Marion. left Friday. night for wintars old home il Canada before & re re. turning. | Mir. and Mrs. Earnest A. DeFuniak Mrs. James S. Pinckard on Gold thwaite Street and will occupy 1t this winter.
 Miss Aiattie Wyatt Pope left last night for Jacksonville and Atlantic Beach. Fla. to visit her sister, Mrs. | William Thornton Cowles. | Mfr. and Mrs. William A. Gayle have Miss Wfilie Gayle and Master walter Gayle went with them. Miss Queen Livingston, Dr. and Mrs Hagler have gone on an extensive trip ing by St. Louis.
 | Mrs. George F. Emerson and Miss Lillian Emerson left Tuesday evsning for Luverne where they will visit Mrs. | W. B. Howard.
 Mrs. Armfsted Brown of Lafayette who has been visiting her parents, Mfr. and Mrs. J. s. Dowdell. has returned home.
 l Mir. and Mrs. James s. Pinckard left yesterday for an extended trip of six weeks to Canada and other points. | Miss Alice Lahey has returned from Blount Springs, where she has been visiting Miss Olive Pierce. | Mrs. Moses W. Stuart and children are at home after spending several weeks in Blount Springs. | Mrs. Richard Banks and little daueh- l ter. Miss May Banks, have returned from North Carolina.
 Miss L. Simmons of Macon, Ga, is Ivisiting Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Smith on South Hull Street. S. c. is the guest of her friend. Mis-; Sadie Apperious.
 | Mrs. Smith of Demopolis is with her cousin. Mrs. W. W. Pearson on Will kinson Street.
 Mrs. A. A. Wiley is at Piattsburg Noble Wiley.
 Mrs. Richard Hobbie and her little Igirl, Catharine. have returned home from Troy.
 Miss Jeanie and Clara Pellegrini re- turned last night from trip to Bt- loxL
 Mrs. L. Pope has returned from a stay of some time at Blount Springs. Mrs. F. Y. Hall has gone to Pablo Beach, Fla, to spend several days.
 Miss Kate Dur has returned from