The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07

Chief Deputy Sheriff Will Powers re- turned this morning from Montgomery, Hs nad in custody 5s~s Jos ae warran,s charging him with grand and petit lar ceny.
 operator of Walker County. Ala. is in the city today.
 City Clerk R. B. Owen. Jr., who has been quite i'll. Is reported as improv- ing.
 Mobile Society News.
 Personals and items of social inter est are requested to he sent to The Ad, Street, Bell phone Se4o
 The visiting girls in the city at pres ent are having a great deal done iot the Country Club few young natrons banded together to give them another treat. Some brought luncheon. some spent very pleasantly bowling, Miss Florence Boron of Yarmouth and Miss Reba Walden of Uniontown. Ala, were Were ,es sMSSsts Mrs of S nRser Rasmond Tn Mrs ee R Monk, Jr., Mrs. c. M Luce, Mrs. Mat thew Brewster. Mrs. George Heakes. Mrs. Alfred Coates Mrs; syd Robbins Stone of Clinton. Iowa. Virginia sims, Lettice Clark Julia Lake Margaret Lake, Helen Smith: Gertrude smith, Patterson, Ida Richardson, Sallie Van Antwerp, Oiine McAfillan. Alne St. John. Morris Clarke.
 Mrs. Gaylord B. Clark has issued handsomely engraved invitations to a, Masquerade Dance to be given for her daughter. Miss Lettice Lee Clark, Thursday evening. January 1oth. Ht German Relief Haii. While the guests will include a number of married peo- pie. only the girls. and men are to be masked For the y9uplg tlls 1ad,es; sro tanGls aal. ed to wear black dominoes and masks. Great interest has been aroused by the rumors about of this party and It Will he one of the, prettiest and most en- joyable affairs of the winter, The first half of the evening the dancing will he general. The cotillion after supper will be for the unmarried couples only.
 Mrs. J. S. Raymond will give a bowl ing party and dance Tuesday evening at the Country Club in complimsnt to Miss Boron of Yarmouth, Miss Walden of Uniontown and Miss Stone of Clin- ton. Iowa.
 Misses Olive McMillan and sallie Van Antwerp will give a bowling party at the Country Club Friday morn ing complimentary to Miss Reba Walden of Uniontown. Mrs. Charles LeBaron Taylor will leave next week for Washington, to at tend the debut party of Miss Hannah Taylor, daughter of Hon. and Mrs: Han his Taylor.
 After a pleasant holiday spent among lifelong, friends. MT. Gaylord Clark re University of Virginia.
 Mrs. Henry Hall. who has been con- fined to her bed with fever for sey- eral weeks, is able to sit up and Is recovering her strength.
 Mrs. Peterson of Greensboro, Ala. who has been visiting. Mrs. Fl. T. 1nge. is now the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Pride Jones.
 Mir. Jex Luce has returned to col lege after spending the holidays with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. c. NJ. Luce.
 Mrs. Robert wilkfe left today for New Orleans, after spending the holt- days with her mother, Mrs. Huger. Misses Virginia and Amelie Lyons left today to return 70 school. Thelr holiday was most enjoyable one.
 pr. Bush Deupree returned today. to Texarkana, Tex, after pleasant visit to his sister, Mrs. Charles Mohr.
 Miss Morris Clarke entertained in- formally at bridge last evening in com pliment to Miss Reba Walden.
 Miss Natalie Hutton expects to leave during the week for a visit to Ft. Ba- rancas, near Pensacola.
 Miss Ruth Huger Is still. lingering in | Charleston, $. C.. where she Is having a most charming time. l The Do-as-you-p please Club will be | entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs ! Waring Harrison.
 Mrs. Cleland Smith and daughter, will leave during the week for their home in Memphis.
 | Miss Aline St John will be the hos. tess of the Drawing Cards Thursday af- ternoon.
 Captain and Mrs. W. F, Tebbetts re- turned yesterday from their wedding | trip.
 Mrs. Ellen Marston has returned iron | a visit to tho Muldens at Pensacola
 The Trumps will meet Tuesday at o'clock with Miss Gertrude Smith.
 Miss Jessie Whitney will be the hos tess of the Discards wednesday.
 The Pivot Whist Club will meet Monday with Mrs. II. P Vass.
 Mir. Ed. Pearcy left today for the Isle | of Pines to be absent a month.
 pr. Henry Goldthwaite left today fol ! brief visit to Washington.
 Mrs. Guy Hamilton is expected home l tomorrow from Dalton, Ga.
 Dr. Edgar Peterson Is expected home 1 soon from Baltimore
 The next V. V. V. cotillion will be | January 18th.
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