The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-30

Harris. She win be joined there by her niece Mrs. Charles Mills Gayley and Mir. Gayley who will spend a month there at the home of her father the late Bishop Harris. Mir. and Mrs. Gay ley after a months stay in Detroit will go to Scotland to spend year. He IS Professor of English at the University of California and has years relief which he will spend in Scotland
 Miss Irma StoIl. physical culture SUI pervisor of the Montgomery public schools, leaves here today for an ex- tensfve summer trip. Most of her va cation will be spent at Harvard Uni versity. Cambridge Mass, where she will take an advanced court in physi- cal culture. Miss stoll will also spend some time at Boston. New York and other cities, prior to her return to companied by her mother. Mrs. H. stoll.
 Mir. and Mrs A. II McNeal, Mrs Isaac Ross and little son will leave Monday Afternoon for Colorado and Manitou Springs. where< they go to spend two months Mr. S. M Hubbell of Birmingham Is 
 Mir. and Mrs. Whit Rrame jr. and Mrs. Benjamin have gone to visit relatives in Oak Bower. .tA-'. Miss Estelle Adler of Selma, is spend ing a few days with Mss Cecile Loeb at her home on Montgomery street + + Mir. and Mrs. Eli Smith of Birming- ham. passed through the city last night en route to Point Clear. Miss Mary Mapes and Miss Elizabeth Andrews joined theme here and accompanied them to Point Clear. On Friday evening the Christian En- deavor Society of the Central Presby- terian Church entertained at their monthly sociable at the home of Dr and Mrs. Neal L.. Anderson on Wash l ington street.
 r. A number of young men entertained at a picnic at Street Lake Barachias on Friday when among the Montgom- erians who attended. were Misses Mary Belle Jones. Lucille Warren, Nonie | Vaughan. Ethel Johnston, Messrs. orin Jones, Connors, Minor Brinson, T. H i. 1 Pleasants and Robert Hudson. Miss sudie Fillmore and Mrs. W. A.. | Bellingrath will leave in few days for Kansas, where they go to visit rel atives.
 Mir. P. T. sayre and daughter. Mss l Elizabeth Sayre. have gone to Forest, va.,. to visit Mrs. sayre's daughters. Mrs. Charles Nelson and MT. Duval Radford.
 Mrs. W. A. Gayle and son, MT. Wal. ter Gayle, will leave tonight for Se- awnee where he will attend the Uni versity of the South.
 Mrs. P. C.. Massey will leave the i latter part of the week for Lynchburg. After a visit there she will spend the summer in the mountains of Virginia. l. + |. Miss Joseph Minnls will go to Bir- mingham Tuesday to spend several weeks.
 Miss Kate Eagan left last evening for Atlanta, where she goes to spend the sulnmer with her sister, Mrs. shae. fer, and was accompanied by Mrs. Kate Harrison and son. Joseph. Mrs. Harrison will be the guest of Miss Ea9an and Mrs. shaefer. #
 Mrs. F. E. Costello will leave Wed 1 nesday for Dothan, where she goes to visit her sister. Mrs. J. H. Blackmon. Later she will visit Louisville and a portion of Georgia. ~ A + MF. and Mrs. Houser have returned from visit of several days to relatives in Autaugaville. 
 Mir. and Mrs. D. P. Smith have re- turned after a pleasant stay of several days to friends and relatives at Le- tohatchie.
 Mrs. D. T. Lanier of Pine Bluff, Ark, is visiting Mrs. Victor Hanson.
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 MT. Julius Hehle of Huntsville has written his Montgomery friends that