The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-07
MONTGOMER RY.

Montgomery, October 6.-(Speciall-All the [. D. c. chapters held their first fall meeting this week and elected delegates to represent them at the general eonven- ton to be held in Gulfport in November. The Dixie chapter met with the president, Mrs. W. A. Gayle. The Sophie Bibb met with Mrs. L. B. Whitfield, retiring pres i ident The Secession Capital chapter met with Mrs J. E. Andrews, the president and the Cradle chapter met at the Car l negie library.
 The Rev. and Mrs. Robert R. Ellison, whose marriage occurred in Greensboro Tuesday afternoon, are at home with Mrs c. F. Browder on Highland avenue. On their arrival NIr. and Mrs. Ellison were rendered reception by the members of the Highland Park Methodist church, of which he is pastor
 Miss Letitia Tyler of Washington is the guest of her sister. Mrs. T. Gardner Eos ter. Miss Tyler is one of the notable wom- en of the south, and her many friends in Alabama will be interested in her visit.
 Mrs Louis B. Farley and daughter, Miss Jettalfne Farley have returned from spending the summer in New York and several seaside resorts after which they visited in Atlanta, where they were the guests of GoVernor-elect and Mrs. doke Smith Mrs. Farley was the recipient ot many social attentions while in Atlanta,
 Mrs ". M. Wilkerson and children have returned from Waynesvile, N. C.. where they spent the latter part Of the summer.
 Col and Mrs. ! H. Falkner have moved into a residence on North Goldth- waite street His friends throughout Ala- bama will rejoice to learn that Colonel
 
 for the past five years Is very much lm- proved They spent the summer at their summer home al Mountain creek ana near the old Soldiers home, the welfafs of which is of deepest interest to hlfn Whd founded 1t.
 Mrs H. C. Thompson and daughter Miss Blanche Thompson. who have been visiting Dr and Mrs. Effingham Wagner, have returned to their home in Washing. ton Miss Thompson is gifted Wi1h splendid voice, with which she has gwen much pleasure to those who have been l fortunate enough to hear her sing at va rious functions.
 1 Mrs. J. N. Thompson, state U. D. C. president has called a meeting or the board to be held in Birmingham this month. and Mrs Chappel Cory of Bir- mingham a former member of the Cradle 1 of the Confederaey chapter, has been made a proxy in case Mrs. w. l.. Duir' | the director cannot attend the meeting of the board.
 The members of the Country club will entertain at a cotilon this evening" 1t IS the custom of the club to give a cotillon every alternate Saturday and an alter noon tea on the intervening Saturday. Invitations have been received here to l the wedding reception of Miss Theo Stella Cooper of Shreveport, La. and MT. Terry l of riage will occur at the home of the bride | father. Mir Levi Cooper on Tuesday l evening. October 16.
 | Miss Maree Newman and Miss Irene Stokes of Abbaville have come to Mont gomery to spend the win;er as students | at the Calhoun Chamberlain school, which 1 opened on Tuesday
 Little Miss Maurine St. bhn entertain l ed a number of her friends on Wednes- day afternoon in celebration of her ninth | birthday.
 Friends in Alabama will be interested If the fact that Lieut. Vincent Elmore has with his regiment been ordered to Cuba.
 Mrs James S. Pinkhard has returned from Chase City, Va where she has spent some time.
 MT. and Mrs R E. Lee will spend the winter with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Halls Taylor.
 1 Miss Bessie Catts of Pleasant Hill has come to Montgomery to spend the winter. a student at the Eienberg Studio of | Music
 Miss Berrett of New York has accepted a position as teacher of Latin and mati- | ematics in the Calhoun Chamberlain | school.
 Mrs. w. r. Vandier and daughter, Mrs L. W. Whitfield, have returned from Bir- mingham where they have been visiting | relatives.