The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

While there they were deiightfuily en- tertained by MT. and Mrs Manly Moore and MT: and Mrs; 4; r. Washington. N, The members asss. of Olive granch Lodge will give q dance Tuesday evening. April 23, in the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company's hall on
 I1 Mrs. (. W. Dozier. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John F. Tur- nipseed. has returned to her home in Georgia.
 today and be with Governor Conner at Craig smith. on Church Street.
 iting her aunt, Mrs sallis Coleman Powell, on Forest Avenue.
 Mrs. LiIlie Hope Norton has returned to her home in New York. after a short visit to her friends. Mrs. J. c. Hur- ter and Miss Carrie Hammond.
 Miss Janet Hurter left Friday morn ing for a visit to friends in Baltimore. She will vist Jamestown before return ing home.
 Mrs. J. w. Cannon. who has been confined to an infirmary by illness. has recovered and Is now at her nome. 62s South Lawrence.
 party from Hayneville who attend. ed the play, DuBarry, at the Montgom- cry Theatre Friday night included Mesdames Haigler and Copeland, Misses Mary and Mamie McWhorter, Miss In- dia Herbert. MT. W. P. Champion and MT. W. P. McGough. Mrs. Fannie Halfman, who has been visiting her daughter. Miss Hattie Half man, who is attending school in Monte- vallo has returned home. The commencement sermon of the Ala bama Girls Industrial School of Monte- vallo will be delivered Sunday, May 19, at Il a. m., by Rt. Rev. William Crane Gray. Bishop of Southern Florida. Professor c Hammond Is visiting rel atves in Greenville, Miss. Miss Lizzie Parker has returned from a visit to relatives in Ozark.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Hale lave re- turned from their wedding trip and are at home with his mother at her home. 52S South Lawrence street. Miss Lucille Steiner. who has been visiting Mrs. M. s. Crommelin. has re- turned to hore home in Greenville. Mrs. May Steiner Crommelin has gone to Pensacola to attend the anniversary and Mrs. N. B. Cook. who will ceie- brate theft golden wedding anniver- sary.
 Mir. and Mrs O. B. Foster have left the city permanently to make their home in Dothan Mrs. Foster is now in West point Ga, where she will spend two weeks with relatives before join- Miss Kate Bethea of Marion. is vis- itng Mrs. John Stratford at her home. sos Adams Street.
 Mrs. Langfath has gone to Montevallo to visit he- daughters, Misses Alma and Ethel Lar [ rath,' who are attending school there.
 There will be a meeting of the Ion ian Club Thursday morning at 10 o. clock at the home of Mrs Owen Nelson on Perry Street. There will be a bus mess meeting from 10 to Il o'clock. All members are urged to be present.
 Miss Caroline Mckinney has returned to Montgomery to take charge of tho West End Neighborhood House Kin dergarten and Day Nursery. She has received a warm welcome from the children and from the workers in that cause under whom she holds her posi- ton. She took charge last Monday and had at once a full attendance. Mrs. Nisbett. recently of Birmingham, is as- sociated with Miss Mckinney in the work of the Neighborhood House at West End.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Marshall and children. have gone to visit his mother in Macon.
 Mrs. A. M. rksdale has returned from Ensley. where she has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs T. Eubank.
 Mrs. 8. T. Haarn of Tuskesee. is wis., iting her mother, Mrs M. T. shannon.
 Miss Ada Ford, who has been visit ing Mrs. F, J. Dreher, has returned to her home at Selma.
 The No Name Club will be entertainS ed Wednesday by Mrs. Frank Stolen werck. at her home on South Perry Street.