The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04

mas many HI AsAOA~3 formerly Miss Emily Prince of Ameri- GUS, Ga
 Master Robert Forker. and his cousin Ruth Clarke, of Scranton, Miss, enter tafned a few friends on Saturday ar ternoon at a Pink Party st the home or MT and Mrs. A. c. Sexton on Goldth- waite street.
 The little folks had a delightful time in the enjoyment of games and danc. ing. A luncheon was served at o'clock, at which the pretty costumes of the guests harmonfzed sweetly with the pink decorations of the table and drawing room. Among those present were: Ruth Sexton Clarke, Sara Walker, Rebecca Riley. Estelle Meyer, Rose Owen McDavid. Louise Gunnels, Edith Gunnels. Sadie Shelton, Margaret Walker. Tom Walker. Winston Walker, Edmund McDavid, IT., Condo Conroy, William Moffat and Robert Falkner.
 MT. Samuel Fl. Hardwick. Miss Al gie Hardwfck. Miss Clementine Marks and Miss Elizabeth Baldwin left last night for a three weeks trip in Flor ida. They wilt spend some time ir Nassau and will after a weeks stay there visit several other points.
  Mrs. schloff. President of the Nation al Congress of Mothers, has accepted an invitation-to stop for a time in Montgomery on her way to California to attend a meeting of the National Congress of Mothers in May. Miss Nell Battle and her two guests Misses Louise Wadsworth and Bulow Wilson of Charlotte, North Carolina have returned from New Orleans where they have been spending tho past week.
 Mrs. Benjamin Micou 6f Washing, ton. is visiting her cousin Mrs. Franl Stojlenwerck, S07 South Perry Street Her visits to Montgomery are also en joyed by her friends. Z
 MT and Mrs. L. L. Lasseter and son Louis, and little daughter Virginia who attended the carnival at New Or leans, have returned to their home Mrs. J. H. Bankhead came last nigh | from Washington, D. C., and is thu guest of her daughter. Mrs. T. M Owen | at her home at Cloverdale.
 The Ionian Club will meet on Thurs day morning at eleven o'clock witt
 
 435 South Court Street.. MT. and Mrs. F. M. Sheehan hav returned from Tuskegee, where the, have been visiting her mother, Mrs w. P. Thompson.
 Mrs. James E. Clarke of Scranton Miss, is spending a few weeks with her sister. Mrs. A c. Sexton on Goldth- waite street.
 Miss Coral Pruitt, who attended tn carnival at New Orleans with Mir. an I Mrs. L. Lasseter, has returned to he home at Dothan.
 Mrs. W. B. Tanner has returned iron Birmingham where she went to atten, the performance of Professor Napo | leon."
 Mir. and Mrs. D. S. Oppenheimer hay | returned from their bridal tour in tn East and are at home at 21 sayr Street
 Miss Lula Mcqueen has returne | from New Orleans and Mobile, wher she has been spending the past tel days.
 1 Miss Jennie Sistrunk has returned from Cuba. where she has spent tn winter with her sister. Mrs. Buhl.
 Mrs. Harry Smith and Miss Leonor 1 Duffy have returned from Mobile, wher they attended the carnival.
 Miss Arminta Cox has returned fror a visit to St Louis, Chicago. Evansville Nashville and other points. l ,r, N, Nr,,,,o f,I,,h ,,,iit ,,,,.. - v,,o, nesday with Mrs. J. Craig Smith at he home on Church Street
 Mrs II. R. Baker of Auburn is wis iting Mrs. Frank Gordon at her home Fl Goldthwaite Street,
 Mrs Rice B.. Pierce of St. Louis i the guest of Mrs. c. A, Lomax at he home on Court Street.
 Mrs. James II. Hillman is visitin, her parents, MT. and Mrs. II T. Walker on Court street.
 Mrs. W. H. Thomas of Atlanta, i visiting Mrs. J. D. Hendrix at 24 Pleas ant Avenue.
 Miss Maud Merritt left last nigf for Selma to visit her cousin, Mir T. II. Kincey.
 Miss Mamie Coleman is in Mobile, tn guest of Miss Eva Williams.
 Mrs. J. c. Haygood has gone { Mobile to visit relatives. Just received nice shipment of Fs MackereI, salmon Trout and a lot ( nice things.
 Phone 6O6. Smith & WoFnur