The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-24

Tomorrow is the election of ten vice. president generals, the main eiectlon comes off year hence.
 shall spend the most at tomorrow in Congress. visiting both sessions so may not write you any more as l now think shall go to New York on Friday.
 The Alabama delegation is small,
 only Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, State Re-
 gent; Mrs. Richard Clarke and Mrs.
 Rhett Goode from Mobile; Mrs. Dabney
 from Birmingham and myself. Miss An
 nie Williams will arrive tonight. Sick.
 ness In her sisters family prevented an
 earlier attendance
 The railroad conductors and iocomo- tive engineers of Montgomery will en- certain at reception on Tuesday even ing from 8 to II o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs. M. F. Hulet, 715 Madi- son avenue, In compliment to Mrs. Ladye w. Wright, grand sentinel of the Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Mrs. Wright will leave the latter part of this week for Los Angeles, Cal, where. on May 11th, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Grand International Auxiliary to the Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers conven-
  session.
 The reception Tuesday evening will be in the nature of a public expression of the approval of the railroad people of Montgomery of the work of Mrs. Wright, during her term of office and of endorsement of her for any grand office to which she may aspire at the convention.
 A cordial invitation is extended to ~Ir yad their families, especially to the mem- bers of the J. L Mckinney Division Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers of which Mrs. Wright is the president, and to Palm Division, Ladies Auxiliary to the O. R. c. John D. Elliott, R. l.. Butt, l. H. Mccall, C. c. Diviney. M. F. Hulet, s. L. Smither, R. G. Morgan, B. B. Blackman. Last evening at the residence of Rev. Spencer Tunnell, farewell reception was held by the members of the First Baptist Church in honor of the family of Mir. J. E. Clements, who are to leave Columbia next week, to locate in Mont | gomery, Ala. The pastors home was prettily decorated and lighted. and the | yard illuminated with Japanese lanterns. A large representation of the member | ship of the church. and host of friends not of that fold, called to extend to these | good people the parting hand, and to ex- press regret over their departure. Re | treatments were served, after which Dr. | Tunnell. in his happiest manRer. present. | ed to Mrs Grover and Miss Clements in | behalf of the Sunday School, Ladies Aid Olive Circle and the Young Peoples
 Union, handsome gifts, as tokens of ap- preciation from these organizations. of the invaluable services they have rem
 dered Deep feeling was manifested by
 both donors and recipients.-Columbia Term, Herald.
 The Birmingham Herald of re- cent date, in giving an account of
 brilliant card party, in which Mrs. Har- rison Stuart Matthews entertained in compliment to her sister Mrs. Edward Devereaux Smith. formerly Miss Flor ida Graves, has the following to say of Mrs. Louis B. Farley and Mrs. J. L. Hall. who were the guests of Mrs. Matthews:
 "The first prize, a California tea set of rare and exquisite design, was won by Mrs. Louis B. Farley of Montgom- cry, on a cut with several of the guests
 Receiving with Mrs. Matthews were her guests, Mrs. Louis B. Farley and Mrs. Hall of Montgomery. Mrs. Farley was notably beautiful in white with pearls, and Mrs. Hall was charming figure in an elaborate gown of white lace." ---..