The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17

". T. Cook, sam FowIkes and Edmund Pcttuss Jr.--seima Times.
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 Mrs. A. ". Bullock of Pensacola Mrs. q. ". Ely at their home on Hull Street.
 Mrs. Virginia smith and daughter. Mss Caroline. have returned rom Tampa. Fla. where they have been wis, iting her sister. Mrs. J. H. Moore. ' Miss Mary Tyson of Lowndesboro Is visiting Misses Calhoun and Chamber lain on Dexter Avenue. Miss Tyson is graduate of last year and has many friends here where she went to school 2 sk &
 Mrs. Monette of Greensboro is the guest of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Wood at their home on Church Street.
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 Mrs. Eva Conner of Birmingham is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. Craig Smith at her home on Church Street.
 Mrs. F. B. Gardner has gone to Ozark fa visit friends.
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 Mir and Mrs. c. R. Bettis are visit irg friends in Mobile.
 
 Miss corneiia Well of Grenada is tke guest of MT. and Mrs. Ike iseyyste'n.
 % s8 ss : Mrs. D. Levy of Birmingham Is vis- iting her son, Mir. sydney Levy.
 Ss < < Mrs. Charles Howell has returned from visit to friends in Troy.
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 Mrs. W. L. Nance of Nashville IS the Guest of her daughter. Mrs. o. C. Ament. at her home on Lawrence Street.
 Mss Mattie W. Pope returned last night from Mobile where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. c. Edwards Mrs. L. W. overbey and Miss Alice oyerbey are visiting the family of J. w. Cannon.
 Mrs. J. W, Cannon. who has been Ill at an inarmary for ten days Is much better.
 Miss Gertrude Ehihert Of Greenville Is visiting ncr sister. Mrs. H. Marcus, 3UG Adams Street.
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 Miss Ernest!ne Grote of Greensboro, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. R. K. El- lison at their home. l0os Highland Av- enue.
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 Mir. and Mrs. William M. Cohen Of New York are spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs. David Cohen at their home, 5i4 South McDonough Street.
 Mrs William M. Scott of Atlanta are visiting her relatives. MT. and Mrs. NJ. C. Scott. at their home on South Court Street.
 % # < Mrs. Watt Smith of Troy has been called here on account of the illness of her mother Mrs. Saiffe Carroll at her home. 10to South Hull Street. Ss as $ There will be an open meeting of the Mothers Union Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. 5. Williams, 514 South Court Street. Mrs Matlock of BirniinehaTn will address the members and tteIr guests on The Interpretation of chiId Character Miss Emma Waddell of Louisville, Ky, Is expected to. arrive Wednesday to be the guest of Mrs. T. J. Kelley at her home. sos Alabama Street % sS Ss Mir. and Mrs. Albert Moog have re- turned from their wedding trip to New l Orleans and MobiTe and are with Mrs Roswaid at their home, IS Mildred l Street. Mrs Alex Pass of Ensiey is visitina her mother, Mrs. F; Noes at IS Nil. ''' ss' s-sS'.-. # % ,@ ~ l Mrs. Robert Eileuberg has returned | from Birmingham, where she went tc attend the concert given by Morit1 | .Rosenthal. A Birmingham exchange l gives an account of a supper given in 1 her honor after the concert by MT. and l Mrs. Hon, and In addition says: Mrs 1 Eilenberg of Montgomery, the we'll 1 known pianist and wife of Robert Et- i leuberg. the composer and pianist, at | tended the Rosenthal recital last night 1 Mrs Eilenberg was accompanied by a l number of her friends and pupils. | S: < 4 1 Mrs R. D. Johnson. who Is In tn' | city for few days. Is on her return l from Raleigh. \. C.. where she went t' ! appear before the S:ate LesisiatuI' l in the interest of a reformatory Dill Il that State. Mrs. Johnson Is nativ' | of North Carolina, and she used tn | power of her influence and eloquenc | to impress upon the legislators the nee' of a rcformatory. 1 In connection with an account of Mrs | Johnson's address, the Charlotte Oo | server says:
 Public interest centered In the hear | ing, this evening. on Preston's reform l atory bii, before the Senate and Hous committees on penal institutions. Hun 1 dreds of ladies were present. Mrs. Rob ert D. Johnson, of Alabama. having special seat in front.
 Mrs. Johnson was the next speaker and she made very remarkable i'm pression from start to finish. Woman iy, yet strong: simple in language. ye persuasive to the last degree, she hel her audience inthralled. Her story O how she had saved a boy in Alabam and built up the orphanage with 25o in -. -.