The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-29

In Windsor Castle. At that time Mrs.
Sewall and Lady Aberdeen changed
places ON the Official board.
SOCIAL ITEMS.
At the First Presbyterian Church on
sunday the music of the choir was en-
HANGED by the violin accompaniment of
Mrs. A. G. Pearce, the only daughter
OF Rev. and Mrs. George w. Town
send
Or. and Mrs. Pearce have recently
returned from trip to Europe, where
they visited as a bridal tour and also
In order that Dr. Pearce might pursue
certain studies at the Sarbonne in
Paris, while Mrs. Pearce perfected her
self on the violin.
A finer finish to her playing was re-
marked by her listeners on Sunday as
the spirit tones of the violin f1oated
out above the deep rich organ swelis,
and threaded and circled their musical
way in and out among the blended
voices of the choir. It seemed not an
instrument but a sublimated soul
mingling its passionate prayer and
praise with that in which the conEre-
tion worshipped God. A solo in which
the delicate and spirituelIe violin
melody was supported and sustained by
Miss Hodges's superb organ accompa-
bilities of wordless music to express
aspiration and alteration.
The young Montgomery, musician
holds peculiar place in the hearts of
the old friends of her parents and her
own friends in her native town. Her
present home is Gainesville. Ga where
<er husband is president of Brennan
College. but, she is at present visiting
her parents on Goldthwaite Street,
Miss Antionette Blount was the cor
dial and gracious hostess at a bowling
party which she gave this morning at
the Driving Club in compliment of
Miss Katharine Jelks, the lovely
daughter of the Governor of Alabama,
She is in Atlanta now. the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. c. c.. Hanson, on Ju-
niper Street
Both hostess and guest of honor
were attractive in dainty gowns of
white. After several games OF sex
tette course luncheon was served.
Appropriate prizes were awarded the
fortunate winners. and the occasion
was one of unusual enjoyment
Those who were present were Miss
Katharine Jelks. Miss Lucia Jeter, Miss
Aline Patterson, Miss Mary Fortson.
Miss Marion Peel, Miss Mary Brent
Smith, Miss Jennie Harris. Miss Helen
Muse. Miss Marion Nutting. Miss Mary
Bancker, Miss Emma Belle DuBose, Miss
Caroline DuBose, Miss MCGOWAN Phe-
lam, Miss Louise Hawkins. Miss Bessie
Tompkins. Miss Janet Tompkins. Miss
Marion Observation-Disclosures News.
bowling party was given last even
ing at the Standard Club in compli
ment to Miss Mena Holzer of Birminr-
ham. who is the guest OF Miss Sadie
Lobman when the following were the
guests: Misses Juliet GrieI. Therese
Lobman, Sadie Lobman: Messrs Morris
Bloch Lawrence We'll, Theodore Lob
man, Augustus Simon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Meyer MCQUEEN
has announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marguerite Dove Nc
Queen to Mr.. Wilson Carlisle Fuller
of Centreville, the wedding to take
place on Wednesday evening. July 9Th.
p. m, at the home of the brides
parents, Is Jefferson Street.
Just a little yellow dog IL was that
carriage ran over on Court Square
late Tuesday afternoon. but / guess II
was somebody's pet. 1t seemed to he
following two young girls; It is not
dead and If the owner wants to know
its whereabouts ring and ask telephone
4S9.
Mrs. John Mcqueen and little son of
Birmingham have gone to Henderson,
Vile to spend July and August with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Beale
or Montgomery at their summer home
there.
The following young ladies who have
been attending the Visitation Convent
in Mobile have returned: Miss Annie
Danzager. Miss Sara Halls, Miss Mar
sueritc Rice and Miss Lillian Hill.
Mrs. Sidney Phelan of Atlanta is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. John STRAIT
ford. She came on account of the
illness of her brother Hon. e. S. Ora
ham.
Mr.. ]. c. McLendon and daughters
Misses Lille and Kate of Luverne
passed through the city yesterday en-
route to Press Association.
Mrs. r. ]. Wilson and little daughters
Mable Glare and Marie CASTOR have
gone to Mobile to visit Mrs. w. w
Dickson.
Miss Sadie Aperious has returned
home from an extensive trip to Chica-
go ana otner points.
Miss Edna Goldburg of Atlanta, Ga.
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. s. Roswald
IS Mildred Street
Mrs. W. ]. Thornton OF Opelika is
the guest of Mrs. E. P. Flowers at 7o7
South Lawrence.
Miss Della Mohr who has been at
tending school in New Orleans. has re-
turned home.