The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-19
PERSONAL ITEMS.

President. II Mrs. J. H. Cave, Sec. PERSONAL ITEMS.
 Mrs. Chappell Cory. who was one of ] the delegates from the White House 1 Association to the recent U. c. V. Con- ventfon in Nashville. read the report
 Of this Association, which was receiv-
 ca with great applause. The President,
 Mrs. Behan. gave It special compliment
 ary notice, and urged all to help in this
 beautiful work which would be a mon-
 ument not only to Alabama but the
 South. Mrs. Cory was also honored in
 being invited to represent the Alabama
 United Daughters of the Confederacy in
 the section of the parade allotted to
 the U. D. c.
 Mrs. Mary Phelan Watt enjoyed the
 distinction of being chosen by Mrs
 Behan, President of the Confederate
 Memorial Association. to ride with the
 confederate Memorial Association in
 the grand parade.
 The Savannah Morning News of re- cent date has the following of an Ala bama girl who was graduated at the Lucy Cobb Institute in Athens Ga:
 The friends and relatives in Savan- nan Of Miss Elizabeth Conner of Mid way, Ala. will be interested in the news that she was graduated from Lucy Cobb Institute with the highest average. 99. .16 in the entire senior class. and leader of the English section or her class. Miss Conner is young woman of great strength of mind and character, and has made most beauti- lege life. Her work in voice culture has been especially commended" |
 ! Misses Lucy and May Chaffee. accom- panied by Miss Hattie-May Carter of Birmingham, have gone to Washing ton' D. C., to visit relatives. They will spend the summer months in Wash ingtonS and at Colonial Beach They will visit their aunts, Mrs Andrew Beyer at Congress Heights and Mrs. Frank S. Carmody at her summer home, Seat Pleasant, Md, where they will be entertained at a house party. Mrs. Wm. D. Smith entertained de- lightfully Thursday in honor of Mrs, | Ned Richardson McDavid of MontEom- cry, and Mrs. Charles Alfred Le Sourde or New Xork. It was luncheon to which there were fourteen invited guests. The color scheme was crimson and gold, the outer piece being a gor- geous one of red and yellow nastur- tiums on bed of ferns.-BirminEham 1 Age-Hera1d
 
 pr. and Mrs. Wm. Lamar Law. who l have been in Baltimore for the past two months. returned to the city on Friday evening. While tfiere Dr. Law attend. | ed the post graduate lectures at Johns Hopkins University, Medical Depart ment. They both received many cour- tesies from the various members of the faculty of Johns Hopkins Hospital
 Miss Josephine Mickle of Mobile, who has been attending the reunion of vet erans at Nashville with her father Colonel W. E. Mickle, Adjutant Gen eral of the Veterans. stopped in Mont gomery to visit Miss Davidson and will be here several days. pr. and Mrs. J. P. Day with their daughter. Miss Marguerite Day of At lanta, are visiting their daughter Mrs w. A. Sheppard at her country home In Coosada. Mrs. Sheppard will ac- company her parents to St. Louis later to visit the fair.
 Mrs. Gus Rice and two children will leave today for Atlantic City. where they will spend the summer Mrs. Rice will also visit her mother in Philadel- phia. MT. Rice will join his family in Atlantic City later in the season
 Misses Nonie Hobbie and Mary Boyd Williams of Montgomery are guests of Miss Belle Anderson at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Farmer.-Do- than Home Journal.
 Mrs. Henry c. Jones and children of Montgomery. are in the city for visit of few weeks with her parents, Rev and Mrs. w. P. Dickinson.-Opelika News.
 Mrs. Gladden. Harrison and her chill dren have gone to Oxford to visit her aunts, Mrs. w A. Orr and Mrs. J. L. Dodson. They will be absent several weeks.
 Mrs. J. H. Eubank and son. and Mrs. Feyton Eubank, are the guests of the mother of the latter, Mrs A. N. Barks- dale, at her home, 22S Martha Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Merriwether GiImer. who have been visiting Hon. B. H. | Screws and family, have returned to | their home in Savannah.
 Miss Fanny Dell Cook of Letohatchie | Is the guest of her cousin, Miss Willie | Fillmore at the home of her parents. MT. | and Mrs. Frank Elmore.
 AAiSo NOIdiGlAC IhSlGdlL0 VIII return | tomorrow from Alexandria, Va, where | she has been attending school at Ar lington Institute.
 Mrs. F. Meade Wilcox and little daughter, Elizabeth, are visiting the family of MT. T. W. Culver on Madi- son Avenue.
 Misses Emmie and Louise Herbert i left yesterday morning on an extended | visit to friends and relatives in South Alabama.
 Mrs. J. A. Young and little daughter, Frances Laurie, left Friday morning to visit relatives in Florence and Corinth, Miss.
 Miss Ida Hawkins of Evergreen and Mir, C. B. Groom of this city were married a few days ago in Pine Bar rcn, Fla
 Misses Addye May Helen and Master Ii J. B. White of Atlanta, Ga. are visiting their grand father, J. B. Collier.
 Mir J. G. Johnston and three daughters of Bessemer. are visiting his brother, MT. David Johnston.
 Miss Fannie May of Montgomery is he guest of Miss Carrie Hammonds.- ircenYille Living Truth.