The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08

Faunce IT,, have returned from e de- lightful trip to Jamestown Norfolk. Washington and New York MT. and Mrs. J. T. Roper. of Clan ten. have come to make Montgomery their home.
 Miss Frances Wolff, who has spent | the past year abroad, will remain an other year devoting herself to the study | of vocal and instrumental music. She
 Is with her aunt at Frankfort. Ger. | many.
 Mrs. J. D. Miller has gone to St. Louis to visit relatives.
 | Mrs. W. W. McPherson entertained | few friends delightfully yesterday afternoon at a card party, when the | game of euchre was played. The plan | of adorning for the occasion was In pink and white. tastefully carried out In cut flowers. After the games the prize, silver belt buckle. was award ed to Mss Mamie Hunter. Later re- freshments were served by little Misses | Edna Kennan and Cleo McPherson. The guests were Mrs. R. B. Armis- | tead, Mrs. T. B. Ball of Jacksonville Mrs, Wynn, Mrs. S. F. Arm, Mrs. Mo Karall, Mrs. Leon Jackson, Mrs. l.. M. Moore, Miss Kate Bullock. Miss Elizabeth Bullock. Miss Edith Patter- son. Miss Mamie Hunter Miss Claire Ely. Miss Florence Patterson and MISS l Clara Ellen Forbes.
 Mrs. Georgia E Cassady returned yesterday to her home in Birmingham, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Hervey w. Laird, who will spend a couple of weeks in the Magic City. Mrs. D. F. Gorrie and daughter, Janette. are spending few days In Talladega Springs. l, Mrs. Mary Chambers and Miss Leila Gordon, of New York. are spending several days as the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. O. Abercrombie at their nome on South Perry street.
 Mrs, c. E. Stovall Is the guest of Mrs. Andrew Buchanan in Auburn. Mrs. John A. Mitchell and two chill dren, of Columbus, Ga, are the guests of her sister. Mrs. W. T. Chandler. Miss Annie Chandler. who has been spending some time in Birmingham and Columbus, Ga, has returned home. esy #
 Miss Lal1age Longshore. of Colum- biana, is the guest of Miss Marjorie sayre at her home on Mildred street. #
 Tha school Improvement Association of the Second District, Beat 19, gave an entertainment at the home of Mrs. T. B. Stone, nine miles from the city on the Cahawba road Friday afternoon. It was a lawn party and was given for the purpose of raising money for improvement of the school building about eight and a half miles from Montgomery on the Cahawba road. Tables were placed about on the lawn and refreshments and cooling bever- ages were sold Music and dancing were enjoyed. This was the first en- tertainment given by the association, which has only been organized about eight weeks. F'ifty-five dollars was the amount realized, which Is goodly sum for a beginning. It shows that the women who compose the member ship of the Second District School 1m- provement Association are in earnest and in love with their work. The members are Mesdames Joe Cobb, Will liam Johnson, J. M. Wilkerson. Mark Young, Gordon. T. B. Stone. Ransford Cantelou, Miss Annie stone and Miss Fannie Powell.
 Mrs. l., c. Marlborough. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. M. sweatt, has returned to her home in Nashville, accompanied by Miss Lydia Sweat. who will visit Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Peterborough.
 Misses Lou Fielder and Fannie Adams, Messrs. Paul Fielder and VIII Rolan. who have been visiting Miss Fannie Powell and Miss Mary D. Gordon. at the home of their parents. MT. and Mrs, A. P. Gordon, at Cantelou. have returned to their homes in Grandview.
 After her vacation Miss Cecilia Payne has returned to Staunton Va. to resume her studies at the Mary Baldwin Semi nary, where she has been a student for the past two years.
 Mrs. W S. Payne sr., and her daughter Mrs. Marion Willingham, have gone to Mount Airy, Ga, where they will spend the month of September.
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 Mrs. J A. Howard. Jr, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. W. W. Burch. a24 sayre Street.
 Misses Nell and Mary Meyer have re- turned from Shelby Springs.
 
 Miss Flo Atkinson has returned from Luverne, where she has been vis- iting Mrs. Duke beall.
 Mrs. George Waller and son, Mir. Geo. Waller and daughter, Miss Frances Waller, have gone to James, town. From there Miss Waller will go to Spring Lake. N. J., to attend the Calhoun Chamberlain School. MT. Waller will return to his college duties at the University of Virginia.
 The marriage of Miss Katherine Shorter Jelks and MT. Edward Trippe Conner will take place some time the latter part of November, and not Octo- ber. as appeared in the announcement of several papers. The announcement of this engagement is of widespread interest to Southern social circles as Miss Jells and MT. Conner are repre- sentatives of two of the most promi- nent families of the State.
 Mrs B. Lobman. with her daughter. Miss Genetta, has returned from Chi cago. where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. G. Pieser.
 Mrs. Theodore Lobman has returned from Chicago, where she has been wis iting Mrs. Henry Mitchell. She and Mrs. E. Lobman, during their absence. visited Waukesha, Merrill and Min- aoque Lake, Wis.
 Misses Lucy and Annie May Grigg hava raturpad from A two months trip