The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-27

Annie Kendrick Walker, both of whom have been so seriously i'll at the Day ia infirmary for the past six weeks have gone to Danvflfe. N. r. They will re- main in the sanitarium there during July and August. They stood the jour ney remarkably we'll considering theiv very i'll condition and the latest ad- vices received by their friends here are that they are both improving rapidly"
 Friends of Miss Annie Kendrick Walker ttroughout Alabama are deeply interested in her illness and will be glad to hear that she Is improving. She has been sadly missed since through illness she has been forced to give up for time her literary work. She is charming woman and bril- liant writer and withal greatly beloved for her sweet womanly qualities.
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 Lieutenant H. M. Bankhead, .. s. A.. Is entertaining his sister. Mrs. Thomas M. Owen of Montgomery. at Fort Mc-I Pherson. Mrs. Owen is one of the most cultivated and prominent women in the social, the club and literary life of Alabama. As Miss Mar.e Bank head, she was one of the bellies of that State. Her husband, Dr. Thomas M. Owen, Is Commander-in-Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans and has accomplished splendid results for his State as the director of the Depart ment of History and Archives of Ala. bams.--Birmingham Age-Herald.
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 'sThe Cecilian Club a chorus class of eight Montgomery women went to Prattville yesterday to assist the Prattvil1e Chorus class at a recital last evening. The Cecilian Club have for several months been under tho training of Professor Hodge. The party included Miss Hattie Marks. Miss Eleanor Wilson. Miss Bessie Davies. Miss Isabel Cox. Miss Rose Holt. Mrs. Julia Jones Mcclure. Mrs. T. F. Mizell and Mrs. l.. w. Wright. Dr. Hodge and MT. John Proctor Mills were also of the party.
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 Mrs Ned McDavid was the guest of honor at a beautiful tea given on Sat- trday afternoon by Mrs. w. D. Smith at her home in Birmingham, when Miss Vernon Marks with Miss Mary Merits Cook were the charming young ladies who presided over the punch table which was arranged on the verandah.
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 Mrs Annie W. Holmes and Mrs. W. D. Anderson and children. leave to- day for sLinwood' their country home near Showdown. Mrs. Holmes friends will be glad to know that she is very much improved since her re- cent severe illness at an infirmary in1 the city.
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 MT. and Mrs Ned McDavid of Mont gomery, will be among the out-of-townl guests at the marriage of Miss Evan Owen and Mir. George Hyatt Thaxton. which will occur in Birmingham this evening.
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 The marriage of Miss Annie Cloud Kendrick and Mfr Thomas s. Sharp, will take place tomorrow at the home of her parents Dr. and Mrs. William T. Kendrick on Holcom9e street. & &A Miss Mabel Hood. who went to Denver. with her father. MT. Horace Hood. and her sisters. Misses Hood, has remained there at the Agnes Phipp Memorial Tn- stitute for her health. Ssss 5a Misses Annie Leu Chiffon, Mary sei- 1 bels Ball and Emily Semple and Messrs. | Temple SeibeIs, Cliff Lanier and s. O. Izlar have returned from trip to Co., den.
 Mrs. W. L. Rush. Mrs A. M. Jack | son and Miss Lucy Cowll of Bessemer, are visiting MT. H. c. Brown. Sr., ! at 721 Adams street. M e5s A number of young men will enter l tain at a german in compliment to Miss Jamie Harris on Thursday evening at Pickett Springs. as %H Miss Maude Bayne has returned from 1 Pine Level, where she has spent the | past few weeks with relatives. and l friends.
 as %% Mfr. uohn sPuEne1l Glass has re- | turned from Princeton where he has l spent the year at college. | % R% Mrs S. E. Rothery. of New Orleans, is visiting Mrs. l. H. Casterline on | South Hull street. l % s SS | Mrs. R. M. Henderson and daughter and son. have gone to Faunsdale to | visit Mrs. Bethea. F E l Miss Bessie McKeithen is In Birming- 1 ham, visiting her sister Mrs. Don Bar Der.
 %%~ | Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre is visit | ing Mrs. sydenham P. Smith in Bir- minghanl
 l {. x A~ Mrs. W. E. Darby is visiting her mother. Mrs. Houston at Garland | % $ @ l Mrs. H. H. Conner and children, | have returned from PrattVille.