The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

iriends Tn the social Worid. From the
 as well suited for the office Genial, hospitable. entertaining with almost yate residsnce as well as at the he club. | he is considered a prince of hosts Mir. Ramsay has always taken the most
 sSetiye Interest in the ss cign and under
 of the club will increase it's social
 prestige and its social popularity" MT. Ramsay has many friends in Country Club of Birmingham. He has often visited here in a social way. The Birmingham Age-Herald says of
 Mrs. Gielow, who iectured here on Monday and who was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Clifford Lanier, during her Mrs. Martha GieIow, who wfll give a dialect reading this afternoon |, at the Margaret Allen school. appear
 ed in Birmingham several years ago She She gave brilliant drawing onense. room Fe. rital in this city Her readings are from her own books, which depict the Southern nanny with with singular charm trayals are in striking contrast to the ante- bellum types interpreted on the American stage. Hers has a ring. of yet to produce a faithful sketch of the Southern negro--either of the present
 day or of the past. The public is cordially invited to at- l tend a mass meeting in the vestry ! rooms of Temple Beth Or on Friday af. ternoon at o'clock when ways and | means will be devised for the procur- ing and making of garments for the San Francisco sufferers. Tho women
 of Montgomery are urgently requested to attend.
 Miss Ethel Pelzer entertained the Queen of Clubs yesterday morning when the, game was played at four
 awarded. To Miss Frankie Jones was pin. and Miss Mary Kirkpatrick won Miss stoll will give a physical :cul-
 ture exhibition at the Girls High
 School this morning at II o'clock. The
 of of Miss stoirs Physical Culture Glass
 are cordially invited to attend.
 Miss Mary ar geigy sps hs stpsetye Gf sr | mingham, who has been the guest of | MT and Mrs. E. R. McDavid for the past two weeks. returned to her home | last right.
 Judge and Mrs. H. M. summerville of New York, who have been visiting
 her sister. Mrs. Johnstone. on Madi- | to attend Commencement
 Miss Viola Strain who has been vis-
 ns sbs her bos sstsr on Ms
 has. returned to her home in Ken. lucky.
 i Mrs. Crutcher. who has been making her home with her son, MT. Thomas 1 Crutcher, on Wilkinson street, has gone to Kentucky to spend the sum- ! mer.
 Misses Estelle and Stella Kirtley who have been visiting Miss Corrie c. Smith have returned to their home | in Birmingham.
 | Misses Lydia and Margaret Mlnter of | Tyler will spend next winter in Mont 1 gomery as pupils of the Calhoun Cham
 berlain school.
 | Miss Fine KindaI. who has been vis- l iting Miss Sallie Johnston on Madi-
 son Avenue. has returned to her home
 in Eufaula-
 l Miss Josephine Calhoun has return I cd from Tyler where she spent vester- i day as the guest of MT. and Mrs. J.
 A. m'n'er' I r 1 Mir. and Mrs J. S. Armstrong have gone to Atlanta to spend some time Springs.
 | Miss Paula Desmond. who has been visiting Miss Pauline Townsend, has returned to her home In Texas. Mir. and Mrs. Gerald Runs of Eufau- la are visiting Miss Sallie Johnston . at her home on Madison Avenue Mir. and Mrs. Warren Savage have returned from Kentucky where they have been visiting friends. Miss Alberta Powell of Hurtsboro, who has been visiting Miss Lila Ham non. has returned home. Mrs Hunt Taylor has returned from Birmingham, where she has been vis- iting friends.
 Mir. and Mrs: Frank. Ansley. of Jack sonville are the guests of Miss May Hardaway.
 Mrs. Gerald Salter and child have gone to spend some time at Pass Christian. 2. Mr. Tom s. Stephens Is much im-
 proved from a recent attack of appen- dicitis.
 Miss Ethel Peizer will entertain the Saturday Card. Club on Saturday.
 Miss Susie Martin has returned from Agnes Scott Institute near Atlanta. Mrs. Otto Stoker of Birmingham Is the guest of Mrs. J. l.. Hall.
 Mrs. Mary wyman has gone to Pass Christian.
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