The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-19

Brown and their friendship was unin- terrupted until the close of Governor Browns life.
 As a young bride Mrs. Brown came | to Dalton, Ga., in 1864. where General Browns brigade was stationed. and Senator Pettus reminded her of many happy incidents of this time. also en- loving an inspection of the many war relics at the Brown home of unusual | historic interest Senator Pettus and his wife, who have been married sixty-two years, are prominent figures in the southern coI- | ony at Washington and representatlVes | of all old school of Southern gentleiolk which is universally admired. During bis stay in Nashville he was the recipi- ent of much attention.-Nashville Ban | ner.
 The No Name Club will meet on l Wednesday with Mrs. L. G. Dawson. FThere Is a prospect that Mrs. w. D. Jelks and Miss Katherine Jelks Will
 reside in Montgomery during the rest Fof Governor Jelkss admlnlstrat ,l'L This will be welcome news to thelr friends here who so highly esteem these two charming women and who so enjoy their visit to Montgomery. Miss May oates, who has spent the latter part of the winter with Gen and Mrs. w. c. oates, will leave for her home in North Carolina tomorrow. Miss lOates has been the recipient of much attention during her visit and has been a charming feature In the social life of Montgomery during the season. She has in this, as in her previous visit been a great favorite.
 Dr. and Mrs. W. l.. Anderson or | Knoxville. Tenn. are the guests Of MT and Mrs. George w. Ellis They have been spending the winter Tn Aiapama and expect to return to hnoxVllIe tue | latter part of this month. | Miss Leah Burton of Delaware. who
 was to have been the guest of MT. ana Mrs. J. C. Virden this week, Is detained | in New Orleans on account of illness. She will not come for several days Miss Ardella Hudmon of Opelika
 came to the city yesterday ,and will return this afternoon. While here she
 is the guest of Misses Nancy and Mary Ellis, in Cloverdale. The friends of MT. and Mrs Files Crenshaw will be glad to learn that their infant son, who has been critic ally ill., is now out of danger Rabbi A. J. Messing will lecture on l "1xoman" in Greenville on the 2Sth un-
 der the auspices of the Woman's Club | of Greenville
 Mrs I. H. Crenshaw and daughter,
 Miss Lizzie Crenshaw. have returned from a visit to Washington and Phlla-
 delphia.
 Mrs Carrie Labarus of Birmingham 1 ia visiting her daughter, Mrs. Nose sabel. who has just moved in her hand some new home on Perry Street. The friends of Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. E,Iznatrick will be glad to learn that thoir little son, John L.. is convalesceht
 from his recent illness
 Miss Marie Graves of Birmingham IS
 tbo guest of her uncle and aunt. MT. and Mrs. w. c. Graves, at their home 31s Moulton Street.
 Miss Louise Coleman of Eutaw and NTiss wardlaw of Columbia, s. C. are viting Miss Mamie Woodward at 4o Virginia Avenue.
 N1,ss Ella Broughton and Miss Will uo Hayes of Louisville, Ky. are in Creenville visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. F. | Broughton
 Mrs. w. B. Taylor of Buffalo, N. Y, is visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Johnston on McDonough Street. Miss Henrietta Anerback of Atlanta.
 Ga. is visiting MT. and Mrs. simon Loeb at 4O9 South Court Street. a Mrs. Vim. Sayre and little daughter have gone to Macon to visit her moth- CT, Mrs. Henderson.
 | Mir. and Mrs R. P. Rexter are spend-
 ing some time in Mobile at the Bien- vllle Hotel.
 All who will take interest in the La
 faxette exercises are rsnnAsted 10 meat