The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-26
Social ana Personal

| study of Historic Places in America. l The No Name Club of Montgomery, de-
 serving of brilliant record. devoted | themselves to Current History In the Far East and Africa, while the ionlan' also of the Capital Cfty's proud foil' chose study routes along literary path ways in England Mobile Register. l Cant James Q. Smith. of Battalion D. of Birmingha who Is with his men encamped at Electric Park. is Mont gomery boy now living in Birmingham. l He Is a successful and prominent young | lawyer of that city He Is Assistant l City Solicitor of Birmingham. Captain | smith is a son of Mrs Marie Fair Smith l of this city. and a grandson of the Hon. E. Y. Fair, of Montgomery, Minister to l Belgium under Buchanan.
 The Charlotte (N. CD Observer gives given in Concord recently in honor of 1 Mrs. Baker of this city It was a ve- randa card party. given by Mrs. John Craven, and the guest of honor won the
 prize.
 Miss Annie Thompson, of Bagdad, Fla, who has been for the past six | weeks the guest of Mrs. c. B. Condo has returned home. Miss Thompson is
 a niece of the late w. W. Walker. I
 MT. and Mrs J. E. Bartlett left last night to visit relatives in Petersburg,
 Va; from there they go to Norfolk.
 where they will take steamer for New | York. -e
 Miss Marguerite Connors has gone to Columbus, Ga, to visit relatives. She Twas accompanied by her little cousin, Miss Ria Greer, who has been visiting
 here.
 Mrs. Ament and daughters. Misses Flora May Rita and Lytle Ament, who have been spending some time on the
 coast, are now at Blount Springs.
 Miss Margaret Browne has gone to her home in Columbiana to spend the rest 10 the summer with her parents,
 Hon. and Mrs. W. B. Browne.
 Judge and Mrs. Jonathan Haralson
 and daughters, Misses Caroline and Will lie Browning Haralson. are spending | some time at Tate Springs.
 Mrs. I. M. P. Ockenden has gone to Allenvifle to spend a week with Mir. Ockenden, who is engaged in business
 there. ..... .. Miss Inez Odessa Jones of Jackson 1 vile, Fla, is visiting Miss Bertie May Phillips, lI West Jefferson Davis Ave-
 nue.
 Miss Julia Persons of Norfolk, Va. | is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. F. s. Per so IS at their home on Adams Street l MT. and Mrs. B B. Smith returned
 last night from Falkland, Tenn. where they have spent the past week. l Miss Celestine Gilmer left yesterday | for Columbia. s. C.. where she visits | her aunt, Mrs. c. T. Goodwin. l Miss Mamie Thompson left yesterday for Lithia Springs, where she will join
 Mrs. Mckenzie of Lafayette. Miss Elizabeth Farley of Atlanta is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Charles Speer, | at her homo. 522 Adams Street. Miss Lillian Emerson has returned from Goshen where she has. been visit | ing Miss Annie May Logan. Mrs. D. P. Jones of Jacksonville. Fla. | is visiting Mrs. w. F. Phillips. Al West Jefferson Davis Avenue. Mrs. George Hughes and children of Birmingham are the guests of her sis ter, Mrs. John V. Smith Miss Edna Joseph and Miss Bessie Smith have returned from a visit to friends In Auburn. Mrs Eva Anderson is visiting Mrs. c. W. Hare at MT. Morrisett's planta- ton on the river. Miss Edna Bryant. of Pensacola. is visiting Mrs w. H. Miller. at 11s Mill dred Street.
 Miss Thagard of Greenvilie. who has been visiting Mrs. J. D, Cody. has re- turned home.
 Miss Alice sherman of Mobile Is vis- ting her friend. Miss Katie Hicks. at Grandview.
 Mrs. Robert offutt will go to North Carolina socn to spend the rest of the summer.
 Miss Ethel Johnson has returned from a visit to Miss Mildred Keller in Flor ence
 Miss Evelyn Mason has gone to Mount Meigs to spend the rest or the sum | mer.
 Judee and Mrs J. M. Chiffon are ex- I nacted hom, this week from Saratoga. Mrs Pugh De Jarnette and children have returned from Point Clear Miss Adelaide simon of Demopolis is visiting Miss Maude strauss. Miss Mcknight of Birmingham is tho euest of Miss Ethel Johnson. Mrs. J. NJ. Cody and children have gone to LaGrange.