The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-28
ALABAMIANs IN NEW YoRk.

AIxAHAmlANS IN NEW A0kNkks
 On Tuesday morning the Little Mothers Aid Association will be pre- sented with an American flag by the Woman's Auxiliary of the James Mor- roe Corps at the Summer house in Pelham Park. The president of the corps. Mir. w c. Demarest, will present the tag. which will be accepted hv Mrs. Clarence Burns, president of the Little Mothers, Mrs Burns will be as- sisted in her capacity as hostess by the honorary president. Mrs. J. H. John stone. and Mesdames Esther Hermann. A. Hackiey, c. F. Sprague. ]. H. Maher. T. A. Smith. s. C. T. Dodd. H. F. Riddle. ]. H. Judge. F. D. Nye. Nel- son wordan, Emile Van Biel Hooper IF Oakley and s. F. Deraismes-
 Mrs T. A. Smith. a director in the Little Mothers Aid Association. is the wifa of Thaddeus A. Smith formerly nf Mobile. It will he remembered that Mrs. Le verte in her memoirs. makes complimentary mention of the hand some youth Thaddeus A. Smith
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 sMiss Clara Weaver Parrish. formerly cf Selma. has gone as usual to Europe for the summer. She will make an especial study of Italian backgrounds, Miss Pssrish's paintings receive the highest commentator from the cities of England as well as from those of our own country.
 Dr. and Mrs. Brownell of the Uni- versity of Alabama, with party. sail- cd for Europe. pr. Brownell. with a party, sailed from New York on the steamer Bremen" on Thursday. Mrs. BrownelI with party sailed on tho 'Koenigin Louise on Saturday.
 oR ea fhn guest of MT. and Mrs. Richard Roche@- ter at Alabama" the whitestone man sion of the Rochesters. "Alabama| is one of the typical homes of Long Is- land, the beautiful. willow-dotten lawn slobinE to the Sound.
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 Miss Anne Goldthwaite. formerly of Montgomery. goes abroad in June @ study the works of the old masters. Miss Goldthwaite's illustrations are sought far by the best magazines.
 Mir. A. B. Manley and MI. J. T. Me- Cants of Birmingham, who have Just graduated from the University of vir- ginia, spent the past week in New York st the St. Denis, 2 ii .
 Miss J. Nicoiene Bishop of the Board of Examiners, who spent the early summer in New oYrk, has returned to Montgomery to the duties of her inn portant oface,
 Mihs Agnes St Clair Young of Greens horo. who has been spending the early summer with her sister, Miss Martha Young. left this week for her home in Alabanna.
 Miss Eleanor Mccorvey of the Uni versity os Alabama, and Miss Hester Of Tuscaloosa. are spending the summer In New York with their relative. Miss Young.
 Miss Marilou Alston of Tuscaloosa, one of the honor pupils of vassar, vis- ited Miss McCorvey and Miss Hester the past week at the ''stuyvesant' in New York
 Mrs. Alfred Cochrane. formerly of Eufaula. has returned to New York from visit to her father. Senator Pugn
 % A 9s Mra. Monroe and her daughter, Miss Godfrey, formerly of Montgomery, are spsudtng the summer at Atlantic City MT William Parker, son of Prof. w A. Parker of Tuscaloosa, is recovering from a severe attack of malaria. Miss Luttrell of Alabama, is visiting her relatives. MT. and Mrs. Aubrey Har- we'll of New York
 Mir. Phelan Beale. formerly of Mont gomery has recovered from a short but severe illness.
 Miss Andrews of Montgomery. is the guest of Miss Ellen Goldthwaite of i, aa aa