The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-10
A1AnAxrAxs N NEW YORK.
PERSONAL ITEMS

| (formerly Miss Jett Means, grand | daughter of Dr. Means, well known in the history of Emory college). who has been visiting in New York with | some time. has left for Chick Springs. l s. c. The name of this young girl. I 'Jettaline" has a pretty history. Mrs. ! Farley and her sister, as Misses Jett ! and Aline Means, of Montgomery, were Always very popular, and in their I young ladyhood had d boat named In their honor. 'rhe Jett-Aline." It was a euphonius combination and one of l the girls laughingly remarked to the other that she was going to give that name to the first daughter. And so she did; and the little daughter bears the charming name with its happy association.-Emel Jays New York Letter in Atlanta Journal. 1 A%@ | Mrs. T. Darlington Senple of New York. who has been at the Piedmont for several days, left Saturday for Mt. Airy to spend Sunday with Mrs. H. Churchill Senple of Montgomery, who is there for the summer. She will re- turn to Atlanta on Monday. Mrs. Dar- rington Senple is one Of the most fas- cfnattng and cultivated women of the South. Mrs. Srmple has many friends fin Atlanta. who knew and admired her previous to her marriage, as the charm ing Miss Rosa Gunter of Montgomery. -Atlanta Georgian.
 I &%& Miss Ella Sayre and Mir. Nat Barker led the german at Blount Springs yes- l terday morning Hiss Richardson. who lis also visiting Mrs. syd Smith. at tended the german and returned to l Birmingham yesterday. Miss Sayre. who expected to return to Montgom- cry iastweek, will be here several days longer.--Birmingham News. | x 4 E Mrs. Ralph C. Mason and daughter Miss Josephine, have returned from Birmingham after a delightful visit to Mrs. T. B. Sutton. and Mrs. K. c | Noyette. Miss Josephine Mason will leave for Hendersonviile and Ashville | N.~ C.. where she will remain until October. Miss Katie Hurley will ac- company her.
 l The afternoon teas at the Country Club are very popular. Mrs. Michael Cody was the hostess on Saturday, when she was assisted by Mrs. ]. Nor wood. Miss Norwood. Miss Jean Lahey and Miss Lucille Lahey. The next efternoon reception will be held Saturday, July 21, and every al- ternate Saturday during the summer. Misses Constance and Alice Edwards entertained a number of friends de. | iightfuily at a trolley ride and dance | at Pickett Springs last evening. A special car left Fountain Square al returned with the guests at a late | hour.
 Mrs. Ruth M. Jones announces the engagement of her daughter, Jessie, to Mr. Tom Russell Brooks of Montgom- cry. Ala, the marriage to take place | August at the home of the bride m Johnson Avenue.--Atlanta Constitution.
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 At the dance given at the Allen school last night the german was led by Miss Kathleen Martin, of Montgom- cry, the guest of Mrs. Walter Gardner with MT. Sol Smith. Fifteen couples fwers present----Birmingham News
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 Prof. c. A. Hammond. of Montgom- cry, Ala, one of the noted musicians Of the South, is the guest of his sister Mrs. W. A. Craft, also a brilliant musician and teacher of music.--Green- vile (Miss.) Democrat.
 Miss Matte Gray, Of riomaton, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs Hilton has returned to her nome Mis- Gray will go to New York with par ty of friends in about two weeks % Se SE
 Miss Della Mohr will leave Thurs day for Chicago, where she will joil Mir. and Mrs. Emile Stern of Dallas } Texas. and go with them to the sam } watering places in Michigan.
 %!4% Dr. ". Earle Drennen of Blrming- ham. who has been spending a few weeks at his Alabama home. has re- turned to his professional duties in New York. ] Mrs. A. R. Ford and daughter, Mis- Florence Ford, will leave today fol Washington. D. C.. and Cumberland Md. where they will spend the sum mer.
 Miss Lillian Finnslle of Tuscaloosa, is at puresent at the Roland. She is taking a course in languages at the Summer School of Columbia Univer- sity.
 Mrs. Leona Kirk. of North Port sec retary of the State Assembly, l. C.. U F., who has been the guest of Mrs L. A. Doron has returned to her home & % # Mrs. William M. Polk. President oi
 the Alabama Educational Association
 has recovered from an illness and Is al
 her summer home recuperatinG T Mrs. James Dinwiddie. nee Gertrude Duncan of Alabama, leaves her New York homo early in July for Virginia Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs Robert Merritt of Tus- caloosa, stopped in New York, en route
 to their summer home at Pico Beach
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 %&% MT. and Mrs J S Brown and daugh
 ter. of Oxford. are visiting Mrs. Ham iIton, at TAB South Court Street. Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Pittlnan of At lanta are the guests of her friends, Nil
 and Mrs Frank Lockwood. # %R i. MT. Allen Jones of Selma, now a stu dcnt at Sehnectady, has recently visit
 ed relations in New York Mrs. Merritt Gilmer and little sor
 Benjamin Screws. are visiting relative
 at Beaumont, Texas.
 Miss Lucy Smith of Georgia is visit ing Mrs. Joseph Caldwell at her hom
 on Magnolia Street.
 $ % g NJ Mrs. Mathew Pellegrini and Mir
 Thomas Ferrandini have returned frol
 warren Springs, Ga. Miss McCorvey and Miss Hester o Tuscaloosa, with Miss Young. recent viited West Point.
 Mrs. George A. Creighton and so' ' master Lloyd. have gone to New For to visit relatives.
 Mrs. Pauline DuBose, formerly O M