The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-05
Wofl1en and Society.
By Mrs J. M. deCottes.

Street. Mrs. Cory, who is Recording Secretary of the Alabama Division U. D. G. Is one of the most prominent and popular of Alabama women, and her friends in Montgomery. where she resided for years before she went to Birmingham to make her home, always enjoy her visits.
 Miss Ella Mccombs of GreenvilIe is visiting MT. and Mrs. G. H. McCombs at 6Is South Court street
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 Miss Nell Dunn has returned to the city after a months vacation in At- lanta, Johnson City. Bristol and other points in Virginia and the Carolinas.
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 Mir. Howard Edward Vanvalkenburg of Wodlawn spent the past two days in the city the guest of his aunt Mrs. A. L. Starr.
 Mrs. ". B. Tanner left yesterday for Tate Springs where she will spend some time. MT. and Mrs. Mason Posey of Wash ington are the guests of her sister, Mrs. J. l.. Gaston, at their home on Perry street.
 Mrs. T. J. Reynolds, Jr., and Miss Louise Allen have gone to waynes- vile. North Carolina
 Mrs. T. T. ReynoIss n M and aaugbta, Mrs Finley. of Atlanta. have returned from Waukesha. Mrs. W. J. Naftel has gone to Point Clear.
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 Mir and Mrs Robert B. Eflenberg and Mir Bennett Griffin, form members of a party who are enjoying New York together now.
 Miss Le1i Rainer of Union Springs. who has been visiting Miss Mary How. ard Ashley, has returned to her home in Union Springs.
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 Miss Grace Halls has returned from Selma where she has been yisitinr Miss Pauline Welsh for several weeks.
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 MT. George W. Ely and daughters, Mrs. John W. Bullock and Miss Clare Ely, have gone to New Orleans to sail from there to New York
 Miss Mary Phelps of Eufaula, is the guest of her aunt. Mrs Kate Kettles. at her home. 25 wilkerson Street.
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 MT. Young Shackleford has gone to Auburn to enter college He Is a son of Mir. and Mrs. O. W. shackleford.
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 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Metcalf has gone to wayhesville, North Carolina, to spend two weeks. Miss Lollie Finn has returned from Evergreen where she has been for the past month the guest of Mir and Mrs. J. F. Goodwin.
 Miss Catherine Courtney of Mobile, is visiting Miss Annie Danziger. Miss Courtney, who Is an accomplished mu- sician Is young woman of many at- fractions which render her popular among large circle of friends. & s as Mrs. J. B. Palmer of Thomasville, Ga, Is the guest of her uncle, MT. ]. M i. deCottes at his home on Goldthwaite Street. Mrs. Palmer was formerly Miss Sue Gardiner and much of her childhood was spent here with her un- cle and aunt. Miss Lila MoEwing of Birmingham, is the guest of her aunt and uncle Col. and Mrs. J. M Faulkner, at their sum- mer home at Mountain Creek e Te 3 Miss Mamie Lee Carver is the guest Of relatives in Montgomery.-Birmin ham Age Herald. g 6 6 Mfr. and Mrs. J M. Riley of Mont gomery, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Cook.--Birmingham Age Her aid.
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 Miss Anna Glover, who has been vis- iting relatives here has returned to her home in Birmingham.
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 Miss Belle Conner of Birmingham, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Higgs.
 %&% Mrs. J. T. Matlock will leave today for Montgomery.-Birm Ex- change.
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 Mrs. A. s. Rankin of Memphis, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. n. Barron, on Jackson Street.
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 Miss Hattie Gray of Flomaton, is spending a few days in Montgomery