The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-06
WOfnell and Society. ].
By Mrs J. M. deCottes.

bureau of steam engineering. Navy Department.
 Although many of MT. Cues many friends are glad to learn of his pro- motion. they are very sorry to have him leave. Mir. and Mrs. Cue have won hosts of friends here since they came. They have been actively identihed with Grace church and have proven live workers in church affairs and will be missed by their associates.
 At the Bath Iron Works Mir. Cue leaves only friends, and large mum Der who will remember his service at the Works most pleasantly. MT Chase. whose place MT. Cue takes at the Navy Yard. will come , to this city and assume Mir Cues position here. He is expected next week.
 NOTICE, INrInMARY BOARD. The lnfirmary Board will meet this
 morning at 10 o'clock at the hospital x 9 < Miss Jamie Belle Perry of Union 1 Springs has returned home after a visit 10 Miss Mary Jones at ner home lon Beiiinger Heights.
 MT. Lehman Emnlerson and MT.
 Lawrence Kelly have gone b Aubuin n
 to attend college. Ssas Mrs. A. l.. Mcleod of Selma is visit ing her parents. ssr and Mrs. G. w. Halls at their home on Lawrence { street street. MT, sa.a Mcleod Is iS at giount him later.
 Mrs, ad. L. Wood and children have gone to Petersburg, to -visit relatives. Mrs. John Metcalf and daughters, Misses Corolette and Mary Metcalf, and
 sons, Henry and Van Metcalf, havesrs- l turned from a stay of several months
 in Los Angeles. Cal. ss SS ss Misss Mary D. Naugnan has returned from a delightful visit to MT. and Mrs. 1 A. s. Wiglesworth at their home at Romancoke near Mount Meigs. Se & Ss Mrs. James Potter of New York, is the guest of her parents, MT. and
 Mrs. L. B. Hallonquist. S$ S & Mir. L. B. Pearce and Miss Fannie Grace Pearce and Mir. Lovick Pearce. Jr., have gone to visit friends and rel- | atives in Wilmington and New Berne. North Carolina.
 Mir. Files Crsnshaw of New Orleans, spent a few days in the city this week
 the guest of his parents,>Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crenshaw, en route to New Or leans from Hendersonville. North Car
 olina. where his family are spending
 the summer.
 Mr. Henry Crensnaw and Mir. Smith Robbins left yesterday for New York, via. Norfolk
 4t eE tt Her friends will be glad to learn that
 Madame de Grand Rogers, who is ill
 at an infirmary is reported better. %&S MT. and Mrs. W. H. Young of Ma
 con, and MT. and Mrs. D. B. Young, Jr.,
 are visiting their parents, MT. and
 Mrs. D. B Young, at their home on
 Adams Street.
 Mir. Brock Tabor and Mir. Gus Tatum
 and MT. William Jones have gone to
 Auburn to attend college.
 $ s& ss
 His friends will be glad to know
 that Col Harvey Jones Is improving
 in the mountains of Tennessee and is
 expected to retur" home next week. Mir and Mrs. George Johnson have taken the residence 112 South Hull Street. Mir. and Mrs. Johnson have
 recently come to Montgomery rom New York and Mrs. Johnson will prove a charm11g addition to the circie or young matrons of the city. % $ $ Miss Mary Mapes. who is the guest of Miss Dorothy Dix in Mentone is expected to arrive in the city soon, to
 be the guest of her sister, Mrs, Ell F., snlith.-Birmingham Age-Herald. as % Se Se serr
 Mrs. B. M. Washburn and Miss
 Etoise washburn of Montgomery spent a few days in the city en route to Hot Springs. Ark.--Rirmingham Age-Her- @%% Mir. and Mrs. Samuel H. Westcott, who were married at high noon at the Metropolitan Church in Washington. D. C., on the 30th of August, are enjoying a stay at New York, where number