The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-27

Mrs. John Mcqueen has returned from New York, where she has been passing the late winter with her mo- ther, Mrs. J. D. Beale. Mrs. McQueen's visit was most delightful, and she. was accorded the admiration that Is always given the beautiful and bright South ern woman In New York. She was the guest of honor at several events, and while there she saw a great deal of Mrs. Jefferson Davis.
 Mrs. Beale's apartments in New York are at the Girard, hotel that has for years been the home of Mrs. Davis. Southerners in New York regard 1t as shrine. The warmest friendship has always existed between Mrs. Davis and Mrs Beale.
 Mrs Davis expects to make a visit to the South in the early fall Mrs. Beale, | who has been in New York for several ! months, will spend the summer abroad. and sails with Mir. and Mrs. Jonas M. Schwab. Mir. Schwab is a brother of Charles M. Schwab, the steel magnate. Birmingham Age-Herald. Lieutenant and Mrs Henry McCauley Bankhead, who have been at the Pied mont for some time, will go out to their new station at Ft. McPherson this week. Lieutenant Bankhead is the son of Con- gressman J. H. Bankhead. of Alabama,
 
 of Washington. The marriage was one of the brilliant social events of two winters ago, taking place in Chicago at the home of Mrs George M. Pullman, the widow of the Pullman car inventor. Before her marriage Mrs. Bankhead liv- ed several years in Cairo, Egypt, where her guardian, Judge John G. Long, was United States minister, and spent some time in London, the guest of Ambas- sador and Mrs. Choate. where she was presented at court and became a great favorite, in English society.-Atlanta Journa4
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Holland IAthrop have returned from Gulf Port. Miss. The season at this famous coast resort is at It's height It is tremendously fash ionable this winter and life there Is very charming. Mrs. Braxton Bragg Conner was with MT. and Mrs Lathrop at Gulf Port and is now In Montgom- cry, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Craig smith,-Birmingham Age-Herald.
 The North Dakota Federation is rais- ing a fund to erect a monument to Sacajewea, the Indian girl who &C., companied the Lewis and Clark expe- dition, acting as guide to the explorers. This monument, bronze statue, will be erected at Bismarck, the spot where the Indian girl joined the expedition. Exchange.
 Invitations have been received in our city for the marriage of Miss Flor ence Hirsch, of Montgomry, Ala, to MT. A. Harris, of our city, April 4, at o'clock. Reception from to 10 o'clock. 12 Alabama Street. Montgomery, Ala New Orleans States.
 Miss Sara Hastings will leave today for Greensboro where she will be the guest of Misses Mattie and Ora Walton. Miss Hastings will attend the ap- preaching annual banquet of the A. T. o. Fraternity of the Southern Univer- sity at Greensboro.
 Dr.. Glen Andrews. who has been spending the winter in Denver. Colo rado, is expected home on Saturday. The friends of Dr. and Mrs Andrews will be glad to learn that his health Is very much improved.
 Miss Algie Hardwick. Miss Clement Marks and Miss Elizabeth Baldwin have returned from delightful visit of three weeks at Palm Beach and Nassau. Fla.
 Miss Mary B. Mccoy, of Virginia, and Miss Sarah Hunnicutt. of Athens. Ga. are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Adams at their home. 1121 South Perry Street
 Mrs. Dinah Calm. of Montgomery, who spent the winter in the city. as the guest of her sister, Mrs Walter Well. left on Sunday for her home
 Miss Fannie Pierce of New Orleans is the guest of her uncle and aunt Cap tain and Mrs. J. c. Finley at their home on Finley Heights.
 The Art Study Club will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Miss Caro- line Haralson at her home. 510 South Perry Street
 Mrs. W. G. Henderson and little daughter. Louise, left yesterday for OpeIika to visit her sister. Mrs. W. o. Brounfield.
 Mrs. A. l.. Stone has been called to Woodlawn by the serious illness of her
 sister. Mrs. H. Van Valkenburg.
 Mrs. John P Watts of Columbus Ga, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. B. Mitch ell at 105 South street. MT. and Mrs. Crockett have gone to Indiana where they will visit rela~ lives.
 Mrs T II. Mizen has returned from LsGrange, Ga, where she visited reia-