The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-15

1xlG M xinia, where she went to be present when her son. MT. Brannon Hubbard. graduated. She has since visited friends in Greensboro: North roiina' Miss Virginia Abercrombie is In Sa-
 yannaa. the guest of her uncle MT. Misses Annie May Whitelsey. lone Barnes and Mary Charles Barnes are the guests of Miss Fioy Smith. !e &ae Mrs Elizabeth Reeves will entertain the members of the Magazine Club on Friday afternoon at o'clock at the home of her niece. Mrs. George Stow CTS. 763 South Perry street. < % 4 MT and Mrs. Dave Well are in New York visiting their son. MT. Henry weil
 MT and Mrs. c, F. Moritz and family &&% Mrs. Hubbard of Kentucky is visit ing her sister, Mrs. Houston, at her home on South street # M Miss Phelan of Mobile Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Robert Q CT Stout.
 Miss Nan Gunter has gone to Cum berland Mir and Mrs Alex Rice and family will leave in a few days for New York
 Nw Miss Alma Gassenheimer is visiting friends in New orleans SE x rf Mrs. Phares Coleman and children and Miss Augusta Coleman will leave wednesday for Chicago. Later Mrs Coleman will go to Michigan to spend the summer on the lakes. Miss Lucille Watts is in Martinsvi.le. Virginia, visiting friends.
 Miss Katherine Bullock is In Pensa- cola. visiting MT. and Mrs J. M. Bull lcck.
 F &% s Mir and Mrs. Joseph s. Winter are in Eufaula, visiting her parents, colon- el and Mrs. Massey. Miss Mary Ellen Harris has return cd from Codon.
 A tally ho ride has been planned for tomorrow evening in honor of Miss Minnie Lee Rayner of Union Springs. and Miss Warren of Eutaw, who are the guests of Miss Gente Burke on sayre street. Mrs. John R. Scott and son. Mir. Thomas B. Scott, are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles S. Coleman at her home at C1overdaIe. | Mrs. Spencer Marks and Miss Ethel
 Marks. will so to Atlantic City in 5 few days. Miss Elizabeth Millspaugh has re- turned from Greenvilie, where she
 has been visiting friends Miss Annie Pearson Langham has
 returned from visit to her aunt in
 Hartford. Mir. E. D. Langham has gone to
 to regain his health after few weeks
 stay.
 Miss Ruth Allen has returned from Newton, Ga, where she was the guest
 of Miss Lucia Norris. Miss Lois Tompkins and Miss Matt
 tie Lee Smith are the guests of Miss | Lila Allen at he rhome on Sayre street. Miss Lollie M Smith has returned to I her home at Banner after a two weeks
 visit to Miss Lila Allen. Miss Evelyn Perkins leaves today for l Gulfport, Miss. where she will make | her home in the future. % x % | Miss Georgia Whiting iSaffold is
 spending the summer in North Caro-
 lima Mir and Mrs. H. H. Reynolds have
 returned from their bridal trip and will make their home at Opp. Mir. and Mrs. Andrew H. McNeel left | yesterday for Hot Springs, Ark, where | they will spend several weeks. They
 were accompanied by Mrs. A M. AL len Professor and Mrs. James W. Culver of Sherman, Texas, Mrs. T. U. Culver.
 Miss Johnnie Mae Culver and Mir and Mrs. A. N Culver left last week for
 AsheviIle, Lake Toxaway and Saluda- &%5s | Mrs. N. c. Fuller of Centerville is visitingg her parents, Mir. and Mrs. | F. M. Mcqueen at their home, 21S North
 Perry Street.
 Misses Exa and Susie Brown of
 Albany, Ga, are visiting their cousin,
 Miss A. D. Scott, at her home on Vir- ginia Avenue. 1 x Se E Miss Mollie Yelverton has returned
 from waycross Ga, where she has | been visiting relatives. She was ac- | companied by her cousin, Miss Ottie
 Gray, who will spend some time with | her.
 BREAD,
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