The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-25

Hagement or their daughter, Grace Wtl- mer. to MT. Martin T. Moody. Jr. the wedding to take place june 27, at the Episcopal church, Piedmont
 The ]. k. B. Stuart Chapter, Children of the Confederacy. will met with Miss Annie Warren Jones. 53S South Hull .street,,F Friday. May 25, at 4 o'clock Mrs. A H. Buchanan, Director.
 Miss Annie Warren Jones, Secretary.
 Misses Louise Davis of Clayton and Ware Boyd of Eiba. who are this years graduates of Judson College, in return ing to their homes, will spend a few rays here. Miss Davie was cast as Humphrey" q rich old lover, and Miss Boyd as Ralph" apprentice, in The Knights of the Burning Pestle," pre- sented by the graduating class Of that college on Tuesday evening. This play has been presented in only three cities in the United States--ChicaSo Camden and Marion.
 The Up-Jenkins Party at the Beau voir Club on Wednesday evening was a delightful small affair. The party included Susie May, Lalice Clark Of Mobile, Caroline Hannon, Louise Marks, Annie Lou Chiffon, Fannie Morris Cloud, Clementina Marks. Messrs. J. H. Faunce, Clifford Lanier, James Burton, David Crossland. P. T. sayre. Emmett seibels, shepherd Roberts and Tolphus Stuart Mr. Lanier was captain of one side and MT. Emmett Seibels of the other.
 Miss Helen Boone of Mobile, spent a few days of this week here as the guest of MT. and Mrs George H. McCombs, who entertained at breakfast in her honor on "wednesday morning. Miss Boone was one of the charming spon- sors at the Confederate Reunion In New Orleans. She left yesterday for her home in Mobile.
 pr. and Mrs. J. A. Peterson of Tus- keEee, who have been the guests of her sister, Mrs. T. w. CargilL at her home at Highland Park. have returned to i'll while in Montgomery. but her friends will be pleased to know that she has fully recovered.
 The friends of MT. and Mrs. J. E. Andrews will be pleased to know that the condition of their little son Earle. who was injured by falling from a tree Tuesday afternoon at their home on Pleasant Avenue, is much im- proved.
 Miss AllIe Norton of Birmingham. little niece of the bride. filled the part of flower girl at the mar riage on Wednesday of Miss Rudulph and Mir. Haralson. She was daintily gowned in white lingerie and lace.
 Miss Ruby Brazil, who has been at- tending school at LeGrange, Ga, is spending a few days with Mrs. c. A. Pierson before returning to her home in Brundidge
 Mrs. H. g. Copeland, who has been quite i'll at a local infirmary, has suf- fciently recovered to be removed to her home at 221 Catoma Street.
 Miss Ethel Pelzer has returned from Prattville. where she has been attend ing house party given by Miss Dora Northington.
 MT. and Mrs H. M. Patterson. who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ben Noble, have returned to their home in Atlanta.
 Mrs. J. M. Cox has returned to her home in Union Springs after visit to Mrs Sallie Davis at her home on Sayre Street.
 Miss Emma Johnson Is at Union Springs, where she was called on ac count of the Illness of her sister, Mrs Mosely.
 On the first of June Mrs. Ben Noble will go to Atlanta to be an attendant at the marriage of Miss Pope and Mir Smith.
 The meeting of the Magazine Club which was to have been held this week has been postponed until further mo- tice.
 Mrs. l.. Lassiter's Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church will enjoy a picnic at Pickett Springs tomorrow.
 Miss Annie May Logan of Brundidge is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. A Pierson. at her home. 15 Whitman Street.
 Mrs. Mary Wade has returned from Nontavallo, where she visited her daughter, Mrs. H. c. Reynolds.
 MT seibelss side was the victorious one and his party enjoyed a supper at the expense of the other side.
 Miss Mattie Collins of Electie Is the guest of Mrs. B. L. COX.
 Miss Louise westcOtt, Mss PhillppA