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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
DEEDS TO PROPERTY
paPERs INVOLVING sso.o0O IN REAL
 ESTATE FILED.
Frank ID. kshn Secures Buildings On Cemuerce Street and May Build Arcade te Monroe
 street.

Papers have been filed with the Pro- bate Judge. recording the sale of the property on the east side of Commerce Street. and north of the First National Bank Building. by c. G.. Abercrombie and wife. Annie W. cobbs and husband, Clara E. virgin, W. B. and s. H. Vest cot,, to Frank D. Kohn. for the total sum of ss0. 1000.
 The announcement of this transac- ton, 1t will be remembered by readers of The Advertiser, were announced a week ago. when an account of the ex- change of various pieces of property. agsregating values to the amount of $20o, 900. was printed.
 The sale which has been recorded, includes tho building, second north of the First National Bank Building, fronting 46 feet on Commerce Street, and extending 150 feet to the rear, and the strip of land lying between this property and the First National Bank building.
 Of the $so,ooo purchase price. the former owners were paid the follow ing amounts. in proportion to their in- terest in the property: C. G. Abercrom- bic and wife. one-eighth interest. $10.- 900; Annie w. Cobbs and husband, one-eighth interest. s10,000; Clara F. Virgin. one-half interest. s4o,ooe; w. B wcstcott. one-eishth interest. $10,0o0; S. H. westcott, one-eighth interest $I0.00o.
 1t has been rumored that the new owner, F. D. Kohn, Is contemplating the erection of splendid new office structure on the newly purchased site which will have an arcade running through 1t, connecting Commerce Street and Monroe Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
DR. wHARToN COMING.
Baptist Eyangelfst to Conduct Meetings
 Tn M0nfw0merx.


 In Montgomery.
 Preparations are in progress by the members Of the Baptist churches of Montgomery for great revival next week; when they will have with them one of the greatest revivalists of the Baptist church and one of the great preachers of his day.
 pr. Wharton will arrive in Mont gonery Saturday and will preach his first sermon of the series at the First Baptist church Sunday morning at II o'clock. The night services will be held at the Montgomery Auditorium, beginning with Sunday night service. The acoustics of the auditorium are not good but arrangements are mak- ing to improve those conditions.
 Preparatory to the meetings of ne5, week, prayer meetings are being held twice each day in the First Baptist church at 10 a. m. and 5 p. m. Dur who Is attending the Baptist conven- tion at Chattanooga this week the prayer services are being conducted by the members of the congregation. The services were conducted yesterday by II, L. Teacher In the morning and l.. D. Dix in the afternoon. w. B. David son will conduct both services today. Dr. Wharton has finished success full revival at the Tuscaloosa Baptist church and Is now the guest of his relatives fin Eufaula.
 Revival Meeting.
 Very interesting evangelistic services are being held morning and evening at the Bibb Street Methodist Protestant Church.
 Rev. C. l.. Bruner and wife, evan gelisrs, are assisting the pastor in these meetings. and they are much ap- prcciated by those who have heard them Considerable interest is being mani . fpo p1ffr iS fnr There has been one addition to the church, and many others are inAerest- ed. All are cordially invited to attend and enjoy the meetings this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
BIBLE SOCIETY MEETS.
Board of Directors Hears Report Fro
 Superfntendeut.

Board of Directors Hears Report From
 Superintendent.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Alabams Bible Society was held yesterday after non at the Bible House on Dexter ave- nue with the following members pres ent: B. M. Washburn, President: J .. R. Kelly. Treasurer; Rev. E. W. Hol- ry. Rev. F. F. cobbs, L.. D. Dix, George W. Ellis. F. c. Andrew.
 Rev. J. NJ. Greene. the Superinten- dent of the Association work, whose present headquarters are at Tuscaloosa reported that he would, after next week, make Montgomery his headquar- ters. Other regular routine business was disposed or by the Board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
Transfer of Pickett House.

The contamination of another i'm portant real estate deal, the details of which was reached yesterday with the filing of papers recording the sale of the old Pickett property. at the corner of Clayton and Moulton Streets, by the heirs of Mrs. Sarah E. Pickett to E. R. Barnes. for $11,000.
 The house situated on this property. erected in the forties. and once the property of Col. Albert R. Pickett, A1abama's noted historian. will be used by the new owner as private prepa- ratory school for young men and wo- men. Included in the sale Is the corner lot at the intersection of Clayton and Monlton Streets, facing Clayton Street with a frontage of 1883 feet. and ex- tending along Moulton Street 141.7 feet
 Signatures of the following heirs of Colonel Pickett's widow were attached to the papers recording the sale: Eliza W. Banks. Sallie J. Randolph, Mattie H.
 Woods. Corinne P. Woods, Mary A. Davidson, Eugenia Pickett, John Gin drat Pickett, J. M. Davidson. Eliza beth j.. Pickett. Aston H. Pickett, own CTS of seven -eighths of the property. and of Sallie P. H. Gayley. Charles Mills Gayley, Samuel Harris and Maud w. Harris, to whom the remaining one- eighth belonged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
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 WOMEN OFFICERS. At a meeEing of the Council of Jew ish Women held on Tuesday, Mrs. B. Frank WasIelected President. Mrs. Si- mon Loeb, Nice President; Mrs. W. E: Friedman, vas reelected Secretary, and Mrs. Henry simon was elected Treas
 Miss Haiaw of Louisville. delivered ar addressIb efore the members on the settlement work in Louisville, and her talk was tery interesting as well as very ghe ns f MS1eh .Ss work leading split, is splendidiy planned one on node lines.
 She told bf the co-operaticve system on which tie workers lived. and Of the plan of woEk done by them.
 There little child gets fnstruction. lunch and Kindergarten diversion for 1ns day besa The oaer sc literature 4c., for & mere nominal sum: Just enouth to keep on the stamp of betting so1ething for nothing. which is not be4 for the ambitious. Miss Hanaw wB the guest of Miss Rosa strauss duEfng her visit to Montgom- cry. Miss struass visited Miss Hanaw in Louisville last summer, and became very much Interested in the Settlement Work therE which is non-sectarian.
 MEETINE OF ART STUDY CLUB.
 At the mAeting Of the Art Stud Club held when the members met with Miss Olivia Arlington, the program tnolud- A paper pn Paul Potter. by Miss Lala Moore.
 Miss PEsPssi PEsssi Sarss Sn English M0nis'er'ss oy A paper on English Cathedrals. by Miss Cavolkn Haralson, and A talk, 10 the club by Mrs, Lamar After [ Iehprogram Miss Arlington entertained chr guests at buffet lunch xk z,.-x- 4. miss i@Qas aasos .as sss af s1Ia New asss sa Miss Brooks, Of Texas. MISS MEfckLE ENTER-
 TANNED AT CARDS. The members of the Queen of Clubs and a large number of other friends were indsbt cd to Miss coroiette Afetcalf for a delightful afternoon on Wednesday when they were her guests at party at which she entertained Ht Pickett Springs. Miss Metcalf was as sisted by her sister. Miss Mary Metcaif who shared with her the keeping or the score. were passed to the guests by Master Honfy Cromiin Metcaff and Miss Lucy Cron1iin Wood. Three beautiful prizes were award- cd The Club prize. beautiful belt and buckle was won by Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, the guests prize handsome beaded bag was won by Miss wiliodsli Dickerson and the consolation prize, burnt wood picture fell to- Miss Mirriam Brasne.
 The score was marked on postal cards of Fickett Springs. The members of the Club and other guests were; Misses Roberta Roberts. Lucia Rich ardson, Frankie Jones. Rebecea Rutledge. Annie Laurie Sparks, Laura Chambers Mag gle Chambers. Mary Mashburn. Ethel Poker, Susie May Ciementina Marks. Jean Lahey. Mildred Jones. Mary Mapes. Algie Hardwick. EIizabeth Baldwin. Grace Halls. Sallie Grace Beaie. May Hardaway. Crowder. of Virginia: Julia Holt. Fannie May Futile, Corrie c. smith. wiiIodeii Dickersen. Ca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

itins Miss Mary Morris Clarke. Miss Car rrie Knox and Margaret Reynolds, both ot Anniston. were guests of Miss Clarke dies were tfeiightfuIly entertained dur ing their visit in Mobile.
 Last evening trolley ride was arr.rr.a in honor of the visiting ladies of the T p A. Convention. and ride ov-w ,aa entire street railway system was anjoyei by q large party.
 A party of ladies. including Mrs. Frank W. Lull. Mrs. F. L. Tate. Ml.s Kats Neville. Mss Ethel cain< and Miss Rebecca Blk. all of Wetumpka. were in Nontsomerv yes tcrsaay. MT. and Mir. Omar Chestn It. recently of Murfreesboro. Tenn. have come to make their home in Montgomery and have taken the residence. s2s South sayre Street for tt e suR ner.
 Mrs. Charles Jackson of Birmingham. is wltn her mother. Mrs. William Tatum shc was called here account of the death of her little niece. Frances Janette Kelley. 
 Mrs F. c. Bennett has gone to Chattanco- ga to attend the Southern Baptist Conven- .'on' she was accompsniad Gy Mss Mary Anderson and Miss Martin.
 Miss Agnes Carr in visiting relatives and friends in Washington She will spend some time in New oYrk before her return home
 Their friends will be glad to Ieayn that the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs VII liam HILL who has been very III Is much bet ter.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry T. Barletta have re turned from Faunsdsie where they have been visiting relatives for some wsala 
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace strinxfeiIow have gone to their summer home at Mountain Creek to spend the summer.
 Mr Edward Jones returned from CeIum- bus. Georgia. accompanied by Mir pentfcost Who. is ill at an infirmary. Mir. and Mrs. Henry ceyps and ,.nv A. Florida are spending some time in .Avnt- gomery with Mrs. Paek. Mrs L. H. RoylSin. who has 3een visiting Mrs. Thomas McGough kas returned to her home in GlennviIia.
 Mrs Daniel Troy of New York is visit,nx her mother. Mrs. Thomas Watts at her home on Perry Street.
 Mrs James L. Tanner of 1adsden f, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. W. IT. Moore at in. tr home on sayre Street.
 Mr.IWilliam Hubbard and Dr. l. M. Sadl,r have gone to Hot Springs. Arkansas. to spend some time.
 Mrs Sherwood of toilette, le is the s,tsst of MT. and Mrs. Merritt at their home on Amanda Street
 Her frineds will regret to learn that Miss Sadie Wyman is i'll at her home on Go d. thwaite Street, Mrs. Richard F. Johnston and little soa Of Birmingham. are visiting MT. and Mrs. George c. Miles. MT and Mrs T. H. Ketner are with Mir, and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald. at their home on South Street. Mrs. s. B. Bennett who has been vis,r,rs z friends here tas returned to her home in Waycross Miss Bland Selden Is visiting Mrs Ham ilton Boykin. at her home 41s Adams Street. MT. and Mrs. Walter Koss will 20 to Al | hertvtlle in a few weeks to make their | home
 | Miss Matte Mcqueen has gone to opelika
 to DC one of a fishing camp party. | ---------------------------
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Family Trai.: Tt I engage you. vou will have to tell people sometimes that I am out when am at aonla. Do you understand" said the lady abn,t to engage q new maid. 'Per,., ly." said the applicant; I'm not opp9sei to lying occaslo a!iy." What references have you? T have a brother in the weather clerks office. ma'amr--Tit- Bits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
petitIons in Rnnkrnptcy.

Two petitions in voluntary bankrupt cy were filed with the clerk of the United States Court yesterday. The names of the petitioners are Charles Harris and F. l., Powell, both of Mont gomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
PERSONAL ITEMS

The presence of Mrs. Isaac Dewees was greatly missed from the social functionh fun connsctsd with M the hs T F. aA A.. ministration as President. of the Ala bama T. P. A., Mrs De WeNe was a prominent feature in the social side of Mrs. De Wees in one of the prominent Montgomery women who have been missed at social luncheons during the past season on account of bereave- ment.
 The members of the Senior Class of the Calhoun-Chamberlain School have Issued the following invitation:
 lain School, invites you to be present at their Graduating Exercises. Thurs day evening, May twenty fourth, at eight o'clock. -501 Dexter Avenue. Mont
 Mrs. c, F. Mcdonald will leave Sat urday for Norfolk. Va. wher she viii 90 to New York. where1she will spend the summer.
 The Ionian Club will meet this after noon at 4:30 o'clock with Mrs. Charles ant one as the election of officers will
 Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hobson Is at her home in Greensboro, while Mir. Hob- son Is on his lecturing tour.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Pierce are at- tending the Southern Baptist Conven- ton In Chattanooga
 The Magazine Club will meet this (Friday) afternoon, with Mrs. John Hastinge, at p. m.
 It was a regret to the friends of Miss Alice Pelzer. little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Pelzer. that on account of her ill., ness she could not take part in the Ellen berg studio recitation Tuesday evening
 Mrs J. L. Hall and Miss Fannie Morris Cloud have returned from Gulfport where they have been spending some time
 Miss Katehrine Jeiks has returned from Mobile, where she has been vis-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Admiral Rojestvensky wants to re- tire. Thought Togo arranged that for him some time ago,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Don't forget to bring your silver rain drops to the church shower thip afternoon. Music, recitation, and res treatments await you. 65 wilkerson St. to p. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
IoHNsToN-wrLKERsoN.

Df. and Mrs. John Hunter Dewberry an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Foy Wiikerson. to Mir. Henry Perry John ston. the wedding to be solemnized on the evening of June 7th. at o'clock at the brides home on North Twenty-seeond Street, ,--Birmlngham News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11
NoTICr sEsANIr CT.r1x.

NOTICE SESAME CLUH. The final meeting of the Sesame Club will be held in tho vestry room of tho Tenn pie, Friday afternoon at o'clock. All members are urged to attend.
 MRS. LEON VEIL,
 pS ssidnnt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Flora May Ament. Lfbhie VAss, Mary Mar ehal yass. Bessie Rogers. Laura Parrish. valine Sanford. Marion Winter. May Robin son. Julia Taylor. Annie Lowe. Mary Giles pie. Louis Thornton. Mary Troy, and Clara Ely. Mesdames A. c. Jones. W. T. Chand- Ter, Henry Cromnelin, Terry Richardson. Mir. and Mrs J. T. Seals. of Birmingham. Mrs Andrews. Mrs. John Metcaif. and Miss IN HONOR OF VISITING
 T. F. A. LADIES.
 4 beautiful card party was Riven at the Eiks, Club Wednesday afternoon compliment ary to the iadfes who are attending the T. P. A. convention. Mesdames Higson. New- man and Harvey of BirminEham
 There were seven tables at. which four hand euchre was played and on each was a bouquet of blue and white sweet peas souvenirs of the afternoons. pleasure. The prize for the games waS Jet and cut steel pocket book and 1t was won by Mrs. L. c. Cardinal. The consolation prize. white parasoi was awarded to Mrs. c. F. Moritz. Throughout the afternoon punch was serv- cd and at the conclusion Of the games dainty attachments were enjoyed Those who received the guests and were hostesses of the occasion were Mrs. F. Lobman. Mrs. Louis Cardinal and Mrs. C. F. Moritz.
 Among the players were: Mrs. Southern Noble. Mrs. Palmer Elsberry. Miss Mamie Coleman, Miss Vaughan. Mrs. Mathews. Mrs. Leon Lehman, Mrs DflIard, Miss Sadie I.obman. Miss Theresa Lobman. Mrs. A. c. Forbes. Mrs. M. B. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. J. M. Kennedy. Mrs. Duncan May. Miss Letcher. Mrs E. J. Meyer. Mrs. Maddox, Mrs. Lassa-- ter. Mrs. H. Rosenberg. Mrs. Alice Fitts Hill. Mrs. L. Cardinal. Mrs. John Birch. Mrs. A. T. Hannon. Miss Lila Hannon. Miss Williams. Mrs. George Harris. and Mrs.
 when the party siefe the Elks club i, was. to enjoy an automobile ride all over the citv. t,l .s, 4fE sSSt
 IN HONOR OF MISS GILLESPIE.
 Mrs. Ned McDavid entertained informal ly at a luncheon at her home on Washington Avenue on Wednesday in compliment to her when her guests included bevy of Mont gomeryss most charming young women.
 The guest of honor was attired in gown of lavendar brocade with trimmings of white lace and touches of gold. Mrs. McDavid wore q toilette of black and white silk.
 slx-oourse lunch was served on small tables In tow apartments which were at tractiye in an adornment of potted plants and bridesmaid roses.
 "A feature of the eccasfon was that the guest of honor progressed from table to table each of to six courses were srev- ed. Tied to each place card was brides maid rose bud. tn
 The following young ladies were Mrs. sMcDavids guests to meet Miss Gillespie
 Misses Ethel Peizer. Catherine Jelks. Eliz- abeth Baldwin. Jennie Sistrunk. Clement Marks, Frances Jones,--Caroiette Metcalf Mary Kirkpatrick. J.ottie Mccueen May HarG&vay, Lucille wilkerson. Prattivlle; AL g.s ZIG dwick. Robertn Roberts. Anne Blue N - fens Luiie Young. Mary Arlington eil Nss ..alls Essie Moffatt, Mary Mapes Wisyauaii DIckerson. Marion Watts. Lucia Richaroson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

iting Miss Mary Morris Clarke. Miss Car rrie Knox and Margaret Reynolds, both of Anniston, were guests of Miss Clarke at the same time. and these young la dies were delightfully."- entertained dur ing their visit in Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Last evening trolley ride was arranged in honor of the visiting ladies of the T. F. A. Convention. and a ride ov.r ,sa ent,re street railway system was anjoyei by a large party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

party of ladies. including Mrs Frank ". Lull. Mrs. F. L. Tate. Ml,s Kats Neville. Miss Ethel cain< and Miss sebecca B.k,. all Of Wetumpka. were in Ncutsomerv yes tcrt1ay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

MT. and Mir. Omar Chestn It. recently of Murfreesboro. Tenn. have come to make .noir nome in Montgomery and have taken the residence. 32s South sayre Street for tt a suR ner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Mrs. Charles Jackson of Birrn,nsbam. fs with her mother Mrs. William Tatum. She was called here on account of the death of her little niece. Frances Janette Kelley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Mrs F. c. Bennett has gone to Chattanco-
 ga to attend the Southern Baptist Conven- tfon. She was accompsnied Gy Mss Mary Anderson and Miss Martin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Miss Agnes Carr in visiting -elattvcs and friends in Washington. She vii, .n.r., some time in New oYrk before her return home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

It was regret to the friends of Miss Alice Pelzer. little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Pelzer. that on account of her ill., ness she could not take part in the Ellen berg studio recitation Tuesday evening
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Mrs. J. L. Hall and Miss Fannie Norris Cloud have returned from Gulfport where they have been spending some time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Miss Katehrine Jelks has returned from Mobile, where she has been vis-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Iheir friends will be glad to learn that the infant daughter of Mr. and Mir. VII liam Hill who has been very ili Is much bst- ter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Miss Matte Mcqueen has gone to opelil to Dc one of a fishing camp pa:ty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

The Magazine Club will meet this (Friday) afternoon, with Mrs. John Hastinge, at p. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

MT and Mrs. Henry T. Barlette have re- turned from Faunsdaie where they have been visiting relatives for some wsalx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hobson Is at her home in Greensboro, while Mir. Hob. son is on his lecturing tour.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

MT. and Mrs. w. E.. Pierce are at tending the Southern Baptist Conven- ton in Chattanooga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

The Ionian Club will meet this after noon at 4:30 o'clock with Mrs. Charles Coleman. The meeting f5 an import be held.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

MT. and Mrs. Horace strinzfelIow have gone to their summer home at Mountain Creek to spend the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-11

Mrs. c. F. Mcdonald will leave Sat urday for Norfolk, Va. wher she visit for few weeks, after which she will go to New York, wheref she will spend the summer.
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