The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11

will go to Jamestown and New York. On their return they will stop in Wash ington to visit a niece of John Sharp Williams.
 Mrs. Julia c. Higgins. who has been spending 7eral months in Arkansas with relatives has returned home. Miss lone Blanchard, of Columbus, Ga. who has been visiting Mrs. 8. R. Rogers at her home on Sayre street, has gone to Lowndesboro to visit her cousin. Mrs. J. H. Higgins.
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 Misses Dixie and Ruth Macy have gone to Bowling Green, Ky. to visit friends and relatives.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert B. Eilenbere, who. have been visiting her mother, in Clinton. N J. are now spending some time at Bushkill. on the banks of the Delaware, in Pike county, Pennsylvania. They will return to Clinton about the 17th of this month.
 Miss Artilia Sough. of Tuscaloosa. is visiting Miss Sarah Shepard at her home on Madison Avenue.
 
 from e trip to New York and Canada and MT. Rowland Webber. who has been spending some time in New York, his returned home.
 
 An enjoyable party was attended by the young people at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. c. ". Walls on the even- ing of August lst. complimentary to Miss Kate Haynie, of Montgomery, who Is spending the summer here.-- Prattville Progress.
 Mrs. F E. Due. has returned from c visit to friends In Woodlawn.
 Mrs. T. J. Scott. has returned from Boston and Cambridge where she has spent several months
 Mrs. F. NJ. Billing and children have gone to Blount Springs. Miss Lorana Cain has returned from Dothan. where she has been visiting Miss Nellie Bowdoin.
 Miss LucharlIe Wilson. has returned home after spending several weeks in Knoxville and Asheville.
 Miss Florence Brown, who has been visiting relatives in Birmingham, has returned home, accompanied by her grandmother. Mrs. S. A. Jones.
 Miss Emily Ives. who has been visit ing Miss Julia Holt, has gone to Birm- ingham to visit friends.
 Misses Flora and Ada Young have gone to Macon Ga. to visit their brother. Mir. H. Young.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams have re- turned from a visit to relatives in Columbus, Georgia.
 Mrs. Julia Mcclure has returned from Birmingham, where she has been visiting her sister. Mrs. ". H. Jones. Mrs. Thomas H. Betty and daughter, Mary Augusta. will leave Montgomery tonight for a six weeks visit to the Jamestown exposition. Norfolk and Richmond.
 Mir. and Mrs J. U. Cureton. who have been visiting Mrs. W. E. Young, on McDonough street. have returned to their home at Dothan.
 Miss Pauline welch, of Selma. who Is the guest of Mrs. Pope Foster. was given an Up-Jenkins party at the ''ountFy Cluo last evening.
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 On Tuesday evening Mrs. John S. Daniel and Miss Patti Mullen were at home at Mrs. Daniels country home at Barclays, compliment to the Misses Armistead of Montgomery, who are guests of MT. and Mrs J S. Graves. A large party from the city drove out and spent a most delightful evening. Dancing was enjoyed by those who wished. while shaded retreats and vine clad bowers afforded shelter for unin- terrupted tete tetes-Talladega Noun tain Home
 Miss Kate Steiner and Miss Carrie Behr will leave tomorrow for Annis- ton. where they go to visit Miss Ruby Markstein.
 Miss Maude shuster. of Selma, who is visiting Miss Lyra Meyer. will return home Monday.
 In referring to the engagement oi Miss Helen Clarke, daughter. of the late Richard Clarke. of Mobile. to MT Henry c. Smith, of New York, The Mobile Register has the following;
 Miss Clarke, who is the eldest oi two lovely daughters of> the late Hon Dichard H. Clarke. and of Mrs. Mel mind and the delightful Southern charm of both parents. Her debut anc the years following it in Mobile SO ciety were marked by "a belledom in deed as much by the charm aof hei oright mind as by her attractive per-