The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-27

W. H. Ragiand enjoyed ride in a special car sent for them by him to West End on Friday. The party went to Pickett Springs and spent an enjoy able hour there before returning to West End. The girls or the class who are employed in the mills ieft their work and joined the other pupils in the ride.
 A syacuse. N. Y, exchange has the following which will be of interest here as pr. Trimble is a former Mont gomerian, a son of MT. and Mrs Ed ward M. Trimbfe: Mrs. William c. Tracy has issued invitations for tea on Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Trimble.
 Wednesday evening in honor of pr. William B. Trimble and his lovely and accomplished wife
 At the last meeting of the Syracuse Academy of Medicine. Dr. Trimble who resides in New York city. was the prin- cipal speaker of the evening. He de- livered an address on "Naovus Pilosus Pigmentosus Treated With Liquid Air"
 Rev. and Mrs. j.. l.. Stewart are the suests of Mir. and Mrs. J. Walter Black at their home on Court street. On Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock Mrs Stewart will deliver lecture to the ladies of the Presbyterian churches at Mrs Blacks home. Rev. and Mrs. Stewart formerly, of Mobile, have spent twenty-five years in China.
 The following will compose the class which will be confirmed at Temple Beth-or on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock: Marcelle Sabel 1rma Rice, Jeanette Lobman, Joe eKt:ty, Pauline Lewy, Ray Lewy. Max Rice. Carrie Rice, Joe Hirscher and Bertram Ger son.
 Mrs P. O. Larkin. who has been vis- iting relatives at Columbus, Ga, will return to her home tomorrow. accom- uanied by Miss Pearl Zimmerman of Troy, who will be her guest for a time.
 Mrs. W. c. Martin, of Brewton. who was one of the out of town guests at the Haralson- Rudolph wedding. Is vis- iting Mrs. H. H. McPherson at her home, 327 sayre street.
 Miss Aileen sightler has gone to South Carolina to visit her fathers relatives In Charleston. Spartenburg. Columbia and other places.
  Mrs. William Howard Flowers. of Blakely, Ga, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. L. c. Strong. at her home on South McDonough street. Mrs. Nose sabel will be at home to her friends on Wednesday afternoon from 5 to o'clock at her home. TOP South Perry street. Miss Fley Smith and Miss Annie l Laurie Sparks went to eWtumpka to visit friends and to attend the com mencement hop.
 Misses Gertrude Stern and Minna | Bloom, of Eufaula, are visiting Miss street.
 Mrs Philip Ashley Stovell has gone 1 to Madison, Ga, to visit Mrs. SLoValfs parents. She will be gone all summer. Miss Lucy Gryor. who has been visit | ing Mrs. B. l.. Cox. has gone to Loco- pocop to visit Miss Hanna Webb. Miss Minnie Walden, who has been in the city for the past five days. re- turned to her home yesterday Mrs Julia Hartwell is visiting MT. ana MfS. w. A. Gayle hI tnelr nome, Green Acres" at Cloverdale. Mrs. Alabama DeBardelaben has re- turned home after a visit to Mrs. w. D. Martin at Brewton. ! Mrs. Amelia Pickett has gone to New Orleans to visit her brother. MT. R. E. Toad
 The friends of little Willie Aline Burlington will be glad to hear she Is better.
 l Miss Althia Mattingly. of Lebanon, Ky. is the guest of Miss Etta J. Jen- kins.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. P. Tallman have gone on an extended trip to Florida Miss Catherine Jelks has gone to Eu- faula to visit relatives. Miss Julia Taylor is visiting friends in Mobile.
 Lawn Fete, Tuesday, June 0, from | to ', for benefit of Orphaos' Hon,es at residence of pr. c. A. ThigPen, Per-