The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-26
PERSONAL ITEMS

Miss Annette Abernathy, who has been appointed sponsor for Camp l Hardee, United Confederate Veterans, | has selected Miss Virginia, Lee Herbert of Montgomery as her maid of honor I for the exercises attending the unvell- | ing of the monument on Memorial | Day. Miss Herbert is the guest of Mrs. Mark Lewis on Highland Avenue. Miss Maude Montague is visiting Miss ! Annie Stakely in Montgomery. .... Mir. | and Mrs. A J. Riddle and Miss Mary Dean Riddle will leave the city for a visit to various points on next Satur- day. They have rented their home to Mir. and Mrs. Walter Gardner of Mont gomery.-Birmingha News. Invitations have been received by friends and relatives in Montgomery to the fifteenth anniversary reception of the marriage of Dr. and Mrs Eugene c. Baughan to be celebrated at their home, 243 Pine Street, Philadelphia. next Saturday, April 29th. pr. Baughan is a former Montgomerian and spent all his boyhood here where he has many friends who will be in- of MT. and Mrs. William. H. Crusius of Montgomery.
 IFS. Charles Mill Gayle of San Fran cisco is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. R. c. Banks at il MouIton Stret. Mrs. Gayley was formerly Miss Sallie Harris and her friends here are giving her a warm welcome after an absence of several years. She is a daughter of |Ahe late Bishop and Samuel S. Harris
 Miss Jennie Lyde Herbert of Mont gomery has been selected as maid of honor for Birmingham Camp Hardee, United Confederate Veterans. for the exercises attending the unveiling of the monument on Memorial Day.
 
 Mir Jessie G. Mills and MT. B. J. Courtney of Montgomery County and MT. Thomas H. Underwood of Cherokee County will be awarded the Southern cross of honor by the Secession Chap ter at a meeting held today.
 Mrs. Eugene Ware, of Birmingham, with her infant daughter Annie Glenn, Is visiting her mother. Mrs. L. G. Peach CT, and grandmother, Mrs Billingsley at 221 Catoma Street.
 The members of the Magazine Club will meet with Mrs. Reeves at the home of her sister. Mrs. T. H. Mabson on Court Street on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 Miss Edna Lawson. accompanied by Miss Maida Galloway of Hope Hull has returned to her home at Showdown after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Carter Jones.
 Miss Maude ousley, of ope1ika, spent yesterday in the city with Miss Annie O'Brien, en route home from Selma. where she visited for several weeks.
 Miss Bessie Milner of Birmin gham and Miss Lizzie Mae Bruner of Ever green are the guests of Miss Mildred Jones at 25 Clayton Street.
 Mrs. J. c. Tyson and daughter. Miss Evelyn Tyson and son. Master J. c. Tyson. Jr, have gone to California to spend some time.
 Mrs. C. W. Craik will entertain a few friends on Saturday at o'clock in honor of Mrs. Gayley of San Fran cisco.
 Miss Kate Steiner, who is a pupil at Rollins, Virginia, and who came home for Easter, has returned to Rollins.
 Miss Emma Shannon of Prattville is spending a few days with Miss May Dudley IS Robinson Street.
 Mrs. James w. Galloway of Snow doun spent last night in the city, the guest of Mrs. T. L. Peach.
 Mrs. T. D. Johnson of Birmingham is the guest of Miss Armlnta Cox on Pleasant Avenue.
 Miss Myrtle Blum from New Orleans La, Is visiting Miss Daisye Bloch, at Is Alabama Street.
 Mrs. James & Wilcox and Miss Josepha Wilcox have returned to North Carolina.
 Mir. and Mrs. Forbes Liddell have gOTP to Savannah.
 EBONY BLOOMS AND CARN NATIONs.
 for DecOtratiOn Day. PeOnies &1.5O and Carnations 5Oc for today only.
 Fresh, homegrown stock
 Spann's Drug Store.