The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
NeIDs Of Mobile Society


 Mobile. Aug s1.--(Special.)--Mr, and Bladcn Springs this afternoon to re- <naIn month.
 Mr. Cord, Donald is home from Autapolis for two weeks. This will be lila last visit home for several years. as he graduates next June and then goes on q long cruise.
 Miss Margueritta Ligon leaves Tues f dav morning to resume her studies at inc University of Alabama at Tusca- x loosa-
 Miss Parthenis George of Demopoiis, who has been visiting Mrs. F. F. Da- vis. went to Point Clear this afternoon to De the guest of Miss Virginia Thom- as for week.
 Mir. Walter Heron left tonight for New York, where MT. c. Edward Har- rison will join him and together they win go to Seattle for short stay. Mrs. Heron and sister. Mrs. George Robin son. will remain with their aunt Mrs. Morton. at her summer home at Peter borough. Pa, during MT. Herrons ab- senee.
 Mrs. F. P. Davis and son. Lee Irwin. lett this evening for New York via Cin- ciknati, Detroit Buffalo and Niagara FAffs They will visit in Lake George, ahd return to New York late in Sep tkmber, Captain Davis joining them 1hsre-
 Rabbi Alfred Moses has returned From his vacation spent in New York Mrs. Frank overall and daughters. 44f4 left Asheville and are now located at Tate Spring for few weeks.
 Miss Lucille Bidgood will come up from Biloxi tomorrow where she has bean the guest of Mrs. Ashbel Hubbard nt her comfortable cottage on the Beach.
 MT. Horace Turner is In the city from Vinegar Bend for a few days. Mrs. Turner and children are visiting her another. Mrs. Richard Fielder.
 Miss Clara sims returned from Cam den yesterday, having been the guest of Miss Julia Jones for Q few weeks.
 MT. Fillmore T. Rundie has returned from a short trip through this section Miss Rosabelle Christian. who has been the guest of Mrs. Alex Cawthon of Selma. at Psrdido Bay, returned yes- terday.
 Mir. John Pollard, who is now iocat- ed lat Theodore. is spending week with his mother.
 Mir. and Mrs, William Van Antwerp have moved into their lovely new home on Selma Street.
 Mrs. H. W. Woodruff and son, Alan Cameron Woodruff, have returned to their home in Slidell, La, after visit 10 Mrs Woodruff's mother, Mrs. Alan Cameron.
 Mrs. B. c. Capell left Thursday for Florida to visit her aunt. Mrs. Perry.
 Mr. !. B. Davis left yesterday to at- tend the openiug of the University at Tascaloosa, and will take three weeks trip before returning home.
 During this week at Perdido Bay most beautiful dance was given by Miss Ethel Tresslar of Montgomery, who Is wen remembered as the charming and poruiar guest of Mrs. Julian Bartee of this city short time ago. The broad verandas and hall of the Tressfar's summer home at Perdido Bay were waxed and made perfect for dancing, and were hung with ever punch bowl at one end of the veranda was presided over by Mrs. Alex Caw- 4hon of Selma.
 Those who were gathered to enjoy 4he cordial hospitality of this young hostess were: Misses Laura Jones, Jennie May Feeble and Mary Gait of Selma. Sadie Randolph, Laura V. and 6fdnev Tresslar of Montgomery. Rosa belle Christian of Mobile, Bessie Strud- wick of Demopolis and Messrs. Caudier ana Bradie Noble. Randolph Candler, Gecrge Randolph, Robert Randolph, WGstcott of Montgomery. Frank Caw- thon. Junius Gait. Steve Partridge of Selma Norma and Audrey Swarez. Ray McPherson of Perdido Bay, William