The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs. J. M. deC Cottes.

 with them yesterday were the hon. Woman's Society: Mrs. Lomax, Mrs. R.~F. Ligon, Mrs. John J. Flowers and Mrs. A. M Allen.
 Features of amusement in addition to the banana hunt. provided yesterday were. Children's games, in charge of Mrs George H. McCombs. Miss Emma Jackson. Miss Pattie Gil mer and Miss cathleen Belser; rides in a pony cart under the direction of Mrs. Jesse Adams; music in charge of Mrs. Buck ner Beasley, and candy table pre- sided over by Mrs. John Barry, Miss Mary Moore and Miss Kate Steiner.
 Nectar was served from table by Mrs. Charles Johnson, Miss Anie Lau-. rife Sparks and Mics Katie McGehee. Mrs. E. M. Graves and Mrs. Morgan Gilmer were at the gate and a good sum for the Circle was the result of the entertainment. IAcHARmrsc slroEEY By MRS. LULU HUDSON MOODY. | A charming Southern love story by Mrs. Lulu Judson Moody, the clever I young Alabama authoress, is an at- l tractive feature of the April edition of The woman's Home Companion. The story is entitled, The Girl at the Door," and is illustrated by Charles Grunewald.
 Mrs. Harry Davidson of Colorado 1 Springs has purchased a lot in the | pines at Cloverdale and will build summer home there. She Is now spend ing some time with her parents-in- law. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Davidson, at their home on South Court Street.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Abner Teague have re- turned to their home in Columbus. Ga, | after short visit to his parents. Mayor and Mrs W. M. Teague. at their home on Perry Street
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 Miss Alice Sachs, Supervisor of Mu- l sic in the Public Schools, and Miss l Ogburn, teacher in the Beiinger Heights School, are attending the State Teachers convention in Mobile. & @ % Mrs V. D. Matlock of Birmingham, chairman of the Committee of School | Improvement of the State Federation of Won1en's Clubs, will be one of the prominent women on the program of the Educational Conference to be held in Pinehurst, N. C., in April
 Miss Anna Pelzer will entertain the Queen of Clubs on Tuesday morning at Street.
 
 Mfr. and Mrs p. L. Marx are being congratulated on the birth of daugh- ter whom they have named Rosa Drum Marx.
 Miss Florence Dawson, who has been visiting Miss Mary seibeis Ball. hes returned to her home in Birming- ham.
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 Miss Anna Pelzer will go to Birm- ingham next Wednesday to visit friends.
 Miss Mary Seibels Ball will go Mon- day to Biloxi to join Miss Annie Lou Chiffon, who is spending some time there
 Mrs. De Witt Burkhead of Virginia is visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. N. J. Bell. at their home on Court street
 MT. Edward Noble, who was called to Denver by the serious illness of Mir. John Rousseau, has returned. ac- companied by Mir. Reousseau, who Is still quite i'll. Mrs. Alexander Martin, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. l.. Hall, has returned to her home in E 6 %
 The marriage of Miss Eleanor Weems and MT. John Rapier both of Mobile, which will take place on April 24, Is one in which Montgomerians are much interested, as Miss Weems has spent much time here with her cousin, Mrs. w. s. Naftel. and has many warm friends to whom the an- nouncement of her engagement is an interesting bit of social news.
 Mrs. Marshal Van Meter. who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Alex ander Bruce at her home on the Woodley Road. has returned to her home in Shelbyville, Kentucky.
 Mrs. Saunders has returned to her home in Louisville, Kentucky, after a visit to her daughter Mrs. Walter Brooks, at her home on the Carter Hill Road Mrs. c. s. Bowles is spending some time as the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. LeBron, at their home at Clover dale.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Cobbs will go dale in a few days
 Mrs. George W. Jones has returned from visit to friends in Birmlng- ham.
 She is a recognized authority on bot any and is author of 8 splendid book on the subject and 1t was privilege