The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

M A 4o 4r. nun1h howl, which was presided nver hv Miss Annie Mae Barnes. me scnra Cards for the game or oia noi1y : tnnse Ngna passed by Miss Margue slpe uvSiItar,a- tf,e charming little daughter cs the hostess. Mrs. O. c. Greene'
 made the highest score of the aiter- neon. and was presented with @ Deau-
 .ifpl rose bowl .,. :. s.,so.
 Mrs. A. W, Lawson won the ,s,. z lation prize. and was presen.tonS haoo nrsttv hat pin. An elegant 'lunehsoa course was served after the game me euests present were profuse m .tnelr ihanks to the hostess, for an afternoon of much pleasure. o.
 Miss Katherine Dean, daughter ot c.aptain and Mrs. J. l.. Dean' wno nes been attending Agnes Scott Lnstltuse: at Decatur. Ga. returned~ 70 opel opn,as. as' Thursday to spend the holidays wM,tn M her narents. Sha has as her guas MISS
 Edith sloan of Davidson, 5. C'' one ol Miss Myrtice lRenfro. daughter of LJon ana Mrs. N, F. Renfro, wno ls
 Attending Belmont College, ct Nash vile. Tenn, has arrived in opehka 70 spend the holidays with her parents, Mrs T. D. Sanford entertatned the pootr C.lnb at her home on North Eight h Street. Tuesday afternoon, In an ele- gant manner. After the lteresting g
 prgram had S2eh completed, she served a most del!ghtfu1 luncheon to all the members present. Mrs. Sanford IS charming hostess, and all present de- clared that she more than sustained her reputation on that occasion.
 Miss Maude Palmer. student at the Alabama Conference Female ollege' at
 Tuskegee, Ala, Is in the city 70 spe4a
 the Christmas with her parents, pr ana
 Mrs. J. c. Palmer
 Dr. T. H. Street and wife of Alexan-
 der City are in opelil1a, the guests or relatives and friends.
 Mir. w. A. Wright and Miss Naomie Barron of Marvyn, Ala, were married Wednesday afternoon at the nome oI the brides parents, Mir, and Mrs. John Barron. The marriage ceremony was performed by Elder J. T. Satterwhite of the Primitive Baptist 'hurcn. Botn l the bride and groom are popular ana l prominent young people or MarVyn. Col. c. W. Hare or Iuskesee was
 transactIng business in Opeltka Friday
 AtsT1 Tbs sOSi,, funeral Af Mrs. M R. curlen.
 who died Thursday. took place at the
 residence of John H. Mitchell. Friday
 afternoon at 1 o'clock Elder J. T, sat
 terwhite conducted the funeral exer-
 cIses. Mrs. curien was popular lady
 and a large number of friends were
 present at her funeral to pay their last
 tributes of respect to her momery I. B. Glover. J. C, Crump and M New
 ton who have been buying cotton in
 opelika during the present season. have
 gone to Macon. Ga, to spend the Christ
 mas holidays, with their their relatives
 and friends. John Duffey aad Irby Meadows old
 oneIilsfans, who are travelling salesmen for leading wholesale houses, are Tn Opelika to spend Christmas with thetr parents and friends
 Cant. George W.Ely ot Montgomery, 3 nonl,iar official of the Union Pacific Raiiwav. was In opeiika Friday, Dr Lawrence smith, q prominent nhvsician of Cusseta, died at his home i sf that place Thursday afternoon about l < o'clock after a lingering illness. Dr. smith was in his 18th year at the lime of hts death. and had been sue cessful physician and business man 1 He was an excellent citizen and for many years was consistent member i of the Methodist Church.
 I He was buried at cusseta emeetery 1 Friday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. JIG. | Craig conducting the funeral exer- | cjses pr. smith is survived by his wife and son. Hon. R. c. Smith of ope' | lika-
 | C NJ Hall, employees of the Opeliks otton Mills, was burned to death this morning about o'clock at his parents | home. It seems that the little boy wal
 fond of playing in the Ire and ho haC
 been cautioned by his mother only {
 few rrinut4s before not to play in r.