The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15
and Society

Birdie Stoll of Mobile. Pickett Springs looked its prettiest. all illuminated with many electric lights. The dance began at g o'clock and lasted until after mid night, whs n the young people departed for their homes, much indebted to MT. and Mr5. s nth and Miss Stoll for the evenings pleasure.
 Miss Lotta Sawyer left yesterday for Birmingham. She will be maid Of hon- or at the wedding of Miss Mamie Eioise Fuller and MT. James Wilson of Ar kansas, in Ensley on the morning Of November 1. Miss Emma Jackson has returned from her summer outing at Monteagle and Lookout Mountain, Tenn. She Will spend the winter with her sisters. Mrs Hobbfe and Mrs. Teague of this city. Mir s. H. Hardwick and daughter ar- rived in Montgomery yesterday. Miss Algie will rcmain in Montgomery with her aunt, Mrs c. l.. Ruth, while Mir. Hardwick returns to Washington. sided in California for the past two years. Is expected home tomorrow. He has been suffering from rheumatism but is reported better.
 Mrs. A. D. sherard of Mobile is in the city. She stopped over on her way from Virginia and is with her sister. nue. for a few days.
 Mrs. F. c. Lee has returned from a visit to her sister in Montgomery and Is the guest of her niece Mrs. s. +. Mayfeld.-Tuscaloosa Times-Gazette.
 Mrs. A. M. Barksdale has returned from Ensley accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Peyton Eubank. and her grandson, Peyton Barksdale Eubank.
 Mrs. Katherine Jenkins Mehan en- tertained at cards Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Ashley's guest, Miss Levere of Guifport, Miss.
 Mrs. wm. Knox e.nd her granddaugh- ter, Miss Anita Perkins, having spent the sum n sr in North Carolina, are ex- pected rome tonight.
 Mrs. J. A. Stewart and daughter, Miss Minnie, have returned home after spending several months in Atlanta and Augusta, Ga.
 Mir. S. D. Homie of Union Springs spent several days of the past week with his daughter. Mrs. J. Warren Jones.
 Miss Stella Sanguinetti will go to Att lanta today to visit her sister, Mrs. Aubrey Nelson and take in the fair.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. c. Stevenson have returned from Jacksonville where they have been visiting his relatives.
 
 Miss Maude Burnett of Columbus. Ga, arrived yesteriIy to be with Mrs. P. J. Williams at 52o Adams Street.
 Miss Adams, who has been the guest of Mrs. wyley Hill has returned to her home in Birmingham.
 Mrs. l.. F. Barrett and children of Greenville are visiting Mrs. Robert Turner at Highland Park.
 The Art Study Club will meet with Miss Rutson Hatchett on Tuesday af- ternoon at o'clock.
 Miss Leonye Moog has gone to Birm- ingham for few days to visit her sis ter, Mrs. A. Ross.
 Miss Pearl Rouse of wetumpka, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. W! J. Elliott on A1dilhCt 0tNCCts
 Miss Florence Ford leaves for Yer bena this morning, where she goes to teach school.
 Mir. F. c. Bledson of Armstrong spent yesterday with friends in Mont gomery.
 Miss Marie Newman of Abbeville has returned to Montgomery to attend school.
 Mrs. Frank McDoanld and little son have returned from Lake Toxaway, N. c
 Mrs. F. M. Moseley of Union Springs is visiting her sister. Miss Emma Jack son.
 Mrs. Edward Goode is visiting her Cister. Mrs. F. G. White in Atlanta, Ga.
 Miss Trawick of Opelika is visiting Miss Ashley on Clayton Street.