The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-25

Mrs. George F. Stiles. PIP South Mc- l Donough Street. In the meantime their new residence on South Perry 1 Street will be built. Miss Stella King. the we'll known reader and elocutionist of New York. who has on account of her mothers illness been spending the past several years In Greenville. is in the city. She will spend this winter in Montgomery, Miss Annie Finn, Miss Adams and Messrs. William Coniff and Earl Dren- nen went to Auburn yesterday to at tend the football game between Mont gomery and Auburn. MT. and Mrs. Louis Walker Schley of Augusta, will make Montgomery their home for the future. MT. Schley Is in the city and Mrs. Schley will soon join him.
 Miss Lucille Lahey has returned from Vancouver Barracks. Washing ton, where she spent the summer with her sister Mrs. William Preston Screws.
 The September Designer contains a story. The Governors Coup d. Etat," | by Miss Lula Judson of Bessemer. daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. H. H. Judson.
 Miss Annie Higgins has returned. being absent since July 1st, visiting | Atlanta. Rome Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain, Nashville and Birmingham. Mir. Sol Cadden and neices, Misses | Ray and Bessie Cadden have returned from stay of six weeks in New York | and other eastern points. Mrs. Mary Ross of London, England has returned to London, after spend | ing several weeks in the city with | relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. B. H. Matthews and little daughter of Mobile, are in A.,e city the guests of their mother. Mrs. B. L. Matthews.
 Miss Minnie Kennedy primary secre- tary of the State Sunday School As sociation, spent part of the week in Montgomery.
 Dr. Charles A. Stakely accompanied by his daughter. Miss Anne Stakelv. left on Wednesday for a visit to St. Louis.
 MT. and Mrs. George W. Ellis left last night for Selma to be present at the opening of the new Baptist Church today.
 Mrs. J. B. Ramsey of Union Springs. Is visiting her brother, MT. P. M. Boyd, at 55 South Goldthwaite Street.
 
 Mrs Glassell and daughter left last night for New Orleans. after spending a few days in the city with relatives.
 Messrs. Earle and Clarence Jackson of St. Louis are with their mother. Mrs. Jackson on Madison Avenue.
 Miss Carrie McRae has returned from an extended trip to Hot Springs. Ark" St. Louis and other points.
 Miss Clara Barnett of Tallassee. is visiting her relative. Mrs. Micou at 42S South McDonough Street.
 MT. and Mrs. L. B. Hanrick of Troy, will come to Montgomery tomorrow to make this their home
 Mrs. Bertha Kohn and daughter Mrs. B. w. Srassberger departed for New York last Wednesday.
 MT. John Mcintyre and Misses Kate and Ellen Mcintyre are spending some time in St. Louis.
 Miss Dora Barron and Mrs r.r. l.. Jackson Jr., are visiting relatives at Coosada.
 MT. D. Well left for Birmingham Fri day, and will return Tuesday with Mrs. Well.
 Miss Lucille Armstrong has returned rom visit to relatives in Kansas City, Mo.
 Mir. Charles Simon of New Orleans. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. B. Frank.
 Miss Mary Graham has returned from a visit to friends in Birmingham.
 Mrs Edward NJ, Trimble has re- turned home from Tate Springs.
 Miss Laura Hill ,entertsined at cards Wednesday evening delightfully."-
 Miss Sternfeldt has returned home after an absence of some time.
 Mrs. John Hastings has returned from St. Louis.
 Mir. Joseph w. Holt has returned from St. Louis.
 Misses Belle and Lillie Coghill have returned home.
 MISS PEARL. WRIGHT
 MOdlste. Miss Wright, designer and maker of Artistic Gowns announces that she is now prepared to book orders for fall gowns. Miss Wright Is known as one | of Inc lenllng Mndisln of inc citN and 1