The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
PERSONAL ITEMS.

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 PERSONAL ITEMS.
 Mrs L. B. Powell. who has been wis. it!ng her mother. Mrs. L. c. Willis. has returned to her home in Georgiana.
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 Mrs. B. H. Willis of Opelika is visit ing Mrs. L. c. Willis on Columbus Street.
 Mrs. H. A. Barnett of Birmingham is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. c. Willis.
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 Miss Theresa Lobman will entertain the Lobman-Pieser bridal party or Monday evening.
 MT. J. c. Pieser of Chicago. whose marriage to Miss Lobman will be ah event on Wednesday. arrived on Fri day.
 Mir and Mrs. w. l.. Shepard have taken apartments at 11S Wilkinson Street.
 Miss Staeffer. the Korean Missionary of the Southern Presbyterian Church is the guest of Mir. and Mrs Ray Rush ten, at their home at 739 South Court Street.
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 Judge and Mrs. John R. Tyson and family have returned rom Asbury Park. where they took cottage for the summer.
 Governor w. D. Jelks is for the pres. ent at the Exchange Hotel. Mrs. Jelks and her daughter, Miss Catherine Jelks pare at their home In Eufaula.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Phares Coleman have moved into the A. A. Wiley residence on Madison Avenue.
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 Miss Coralette Metcalfe has gone to Luverne to visit MT. and Mrs. Frank Bricken.
 Master Henry Crommelin Metcalfe still continues to improve and is now .convalescent from his recent illness al the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs John Metcalfe.
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 MT. and Mrs. Walter Gardner and litle daughter of Birmingham will spend the winter in Montgomery wit. her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles j Chastian.
 Mrs. Jessie Lamar will be with hei sister, Mrs. F. A. Laslie. for the win ter. Mrs. Laslio and her son, Dr. Las lie. have bought the Phares Coleman home on Clayton Street. and moved into 1t last week.
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 Mrs. Chappell Cory. who has been the guest of MT and Mrs. C. A. Ldn!~' for the past few days, returned to her home in Birmineham yesterday.
 2 2 N Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Billing have moved into the Ellsberpy cottagt or Zelda Street. Her friends in Montgomery will bt pleased bv the intelligence that Mrs F. G. Lowry of Washington. formerly Miss Elizabeth Lahey of this city. i. expected soon to be the guest Of hel mother, Mrs. l.. w. Iahey at her home on Goldthwaite Street. Mrs. Lowry will be in the city for several weeks during the absence of Mr. Lowry, who has gone to Cuba as war correspond ent for The New York Evening Post. !. Se Ss
 Mir. and Mrs. John kohn have taker the residence No. Bainbridge Street recently occupied by Governor And Mrs W. D. Jelks.
  ter, Miss Margaret Whetstone of Au taugaville. will spend the winter witt Mrs. c. R. Westcott. $ # SS
 Mrs. Groom Walker of Springfield III, is the guest of Mir, Walkers pa rents, Mir and Mrs. Hal T. Walker, a their home on Court Street. ,: Ss Ss Mir and Mrs. David Whetstone have returned from New York. Mir and Mrs. w. K. Pelzer and tho Misses Pelzer, have returned iron Miss Lucy McBryde has returned from South Carolina, where she spen' | the summer. Mrs. Charles Teasley and Miss Caro- line Hannon left yesterday for New York, where they go to spend severa l weeks.
 Miss Florence Dawson of Birming ham is the guest of Miss Annie Lot 1 Chiffon at her home on Perry Street. Ie I9 E Miss Florence Smith has returned | from Orelika, where she has been visit | ing relatives. ! An interesting event of the week will | be the wedding of Miss Lillian GolsoI | and Mir Fred Gilmer, which will b. solcmnized on Tuesday at 5:3O at tn 1 Perry Street Methodist Church. Rev Mir Trawick officiating. This will b. | the first marriage to occur IF the new Perry Street Church, which makes l | an occasion of more than ordinary in l terest The young couple will leav' shortly after the ceremony for Opelika