The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
q. W. BARNETT HARDWARE co.

conclusion, Mrs. Inge served a dell- cious luncheon, patrs, salad ices, etc.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Moreland of Amer icus. Ga, are in the city on their bridal trip. They will spend Sunday in New Orleans. returning here Monday will be at the iBenville, where they will be glad to see their friends. MT. More land and his mother lived in Mobile until a few years ago. when they went to Georgia.
 Capt. H. l.. Pettus sailed on the 18th of this month from Manila and will reach Mobile in a few weeks. A small party on pleasure bent left town at noon today on MT. J. A. Wat ter's launch. the Catherine. They were bound for Magnolia Springs and will be gone until Monday. Tn the party were Mrs. Imogene Little. Miss Mollie Irwin, Miss Ethel Hodgson. MT. l.. c. Dorgan, MT Otto Cross and Mir. Wat ters.
 The friends of Mrs. Frank Hopper will learn with regret that she is quite ill.
 MT. Harry Majerski has returned from stay of ten days at French Lick. Ind. MT Joseph Hodgson return ed at the same time to Chicago.
 Mir. Robert S. Bacon left tonight for business trip to Chicago.
 Miss Aline Reese is the guest of Miss Grace Bestor for few days.
 Miss Virginia Sims left today to spend Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Andrew Hun ter. She will return Monday and join party at Little River.
 Miss Marie Bush will be one of a party at Little River next week.
 Misses Hattie and Clary Cary arrived today from Pensacola to visit their sis ter, Mrs. Henry Hall. MT. and Mrs. W. w. Groom will en- certain at dinner tomorrow for their guests, the Misses Brooks. of Sewanee. a nd (Nn 1f Dfwr, afVarr rI.ar These young ladies terminate their | pleasant visit to the Crooms' on Mon day and will be the. guests of Mrs. W. J. Parkham for few days before re- Misses Morris Clarke, Helen Boone. Annie Knox Taylor. Kittie Belle Ster- ling and Crowley leave Mobile Mon day for New Orleans to take part in the veterans reunion.
 The annual picnic of the Hamilton Whist Club to the Dog River will take place Wednesday.
 The club meetings next week are as follows:
 Hamilton whist-Miss Julia McPhil- lips.
 Pivot Bridge-Mrs W. K. syson.
 Trumps-Miss Elizabeth Rhett.
 Drawing Cards-Miss Mabel Cleve
 Tea Ciub-Mrs. Jack Ross.
 Invitations have been issued by MT. and Mrs. J. s. Paschal to the marriage of their daughter, Pearl Edith Garner. to MT; Robert Leslie Cherry, Wednes- the night clerk at the Bienville Hotel.
 Mir. James L. Taylor has returned from trip to Los Angeles, Cal, and w. C. Taylor. has rallied from the illness that called him to him and is much more comfortable. Miss Lillian Meyer has returned from The Shakespeare Club will entertain their friends Monday afternoon at celebration of the poets birthday at the
 T'ie br. | Edward d W. Peterson. of New | York, arrived today to visit his sister, Mrs Pride Jones. Dr. Peterson has been attending the Medical Association i in Birmingham.
 The following is the program of the Newman Ne, Circle given at their meeting
 uD Roll, Call; Quotations from "An (2 "Alleulah," Torza. vocal. quar- teTte' Miss C,ashin, soprano; Mrs. Nor; Cahill
 (3) Autobiography-Mrs Finkbonne. (tl soprano, solo, Ashore" Mrs.
 (5) The triumvlrate of the Caesars, paper-Miss kennedy. bough.
 Q Recitation, The Easter Bonnet" Miss Xavier. (S) Soprano solo-Miss Roycroft, ac- companied by Miss Agnes Roycroft (9) Biography Caesar-Miss Casey
 Q0) Vocal solo, 70 Promise Me"- Miss Duggan. CID Reading, selected from the Spring Hill Review-Mrs. Ben Cham bers.
 CPD Piano solo, Mazurka impromp- tu (Goddard)-Miss Shoemaker
 G3) Vocal solo, "Carol of the Lark" Miss Martin, accompanied by Miss Cashin.
 Q4 Current Events-Miss Gertrude Weeks.
 15) Soprano solo-Miss Kerns.
 116) Piano solo, Wallenhaupt, Op. 65-Miss Norville.
 CID Piano solo-Mlss Cashin and Miss Delehanty.
 US) Si La Stanchezzl. Verdi. vocal Tenor Mir. Calamettl; alto Mrs. T. P. Norville; accompanist, Miss Cahill
 (19) Address by Father Burke.