The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-19
PERSONAL ITEMS

FEN)oIS AL A o.,n to the death of MT. Albert J. Thornton. father of Mir. Earle 0. Inorn- ion the marriage of Miss Jennie Coi- nuitt daughter of MT. A. B. Coiquitt, to -Mr. Earle Thornton, which was to hsve taken place at o'clock yesteroay morning. has been postponed. IL fs nrobable that the marriage VII quietly solemnized at the home ol M'sS Colauitt the latter part Of this "eeN Mr~ Ned McDavid and children are in Rirmtngham, where they will visit velatives for several weeks Ihey whi yemain in Birmingham until after Ihe weddinr of Mrs McDavid's sister, MISS Evan owen, to Mir. Grover Hyatt max. ton, which occurs on the eVenihs wednesday, the 27th. at owenton, tne Dretty suburb of the brides rathef' Misses Lucy and Annie Agee are en' tertaining a number of their young friends at a house party at thelr nome in Selma this week, and among tne gussta will be Miss Theodore Randoiph and Miss Julia Randolph or Montgo"- cry. They will go tomorrow Mrs Charles A. Hopkins and little dan rhter. Frances, of Eatontor, Ga'' are visiting the formers parents, MT and Mrs william ". Leak on Law renee Street.
 Miss Lucye Houston Reynolds. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs w. F. Resson. for the past month. will return to her home In Geneva this afternoon.
 MT and Mrs. c. P. Williamson have zone to TaIbotton, Ga, where she was called on account of the death or her father. Mir. Wade Hampton Barnes
 Miss Annie Logan and Miss M Etta Copeland, who have been visiting MISS TjIlIan Emmersorl for several weeks has returned to her home in Troy.
 Miss Agnes Leveretts of Eatonton, Ga. who has been the charming guest of Mrs. J. ste. Lambert, has gone to Atlanta to visit friends.
 Mrs. ". T. Resson and Master Eugene Gentry will leave for Geneva, Ala, this afternoon, where they go to visit her mother, Mrs. Reynolds.
 Miss Mary Hcyt has returned to her home in New York after visit to MT. and Mrs McDuff Cain at their home at Cloverdale.
 Mrs, H. P Candler, Randolph Cand- Ter and Allen Hopkins leave this morning for Perdido Bay to spend the summer.
 Mir. Eugene Besson left Monday for Greenville where he goes to take po- sition with the Southern Cotton oil Company.
 Mfr. and Mrs Wade Hampton Barnes, Jr have gone to Talbotton, Ga, to at- lend the funeral of their father, MT. Barnes.
 Miss Julia Bell Benbow and Miss Tot cie Griffin are visiting the latter's sis- ter, Miss Erin Griffin at l2s Catoma Street.
 The friends of Mrs. W. E. Besson will be glad to learn that she IS much better after her recent illness Of two weeks.
 Mrs Robert B. Kennedy of Birming- ham is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Bruce l Kennedy ct their home on Mobile Street |
 Mrs. J. A. Barnes of Atlanta is vis- | ting her mother, Mrs. Jones, at her | home. G12 South McDonough Street
 Miss Lucy Reynolds of Geneva, who has been visiting her slster, Mrs' w. | k. Besson, has returned home.
 Miss Annie Knox Taylor of Mobile Is inc guest of Mrs. William Taylor at her | home on Alabama Street
 MT. W. A. Connoley, after spending ] a few days here at his home has re- turned to Atlanta.
 NTrs c w Patterson has as her guest her sister, Mrs. J. A. Allison. of ] 
 Mra William Resson will 20 this |