The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-14
THE SOCIAL SIDE

G010 0M0 0H0 0H0 0ita l|f DMI lEE 1iull DlH lnl ll10 of the brides mother. The young cou- pie will go on an extended bridal tour to New York and other Eastern points and on their return will reside with soms s "Gsnes o nss Rts ssrsst ry.0 at
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 The semi monthly meeting of the
 Board of Director. of the Yqxng wo. wS.
 held Monday at 10 o'clock
 Miss Belle stuart has retkned from a visit to friends in snowdoun.
 Mrs. T. E. Weir, MT. J. Haaidt Weir. Miss Philippa Weir and MT. Harry. New York: Trenton. N j.. Philiadeiphia and Atlantic City.
 Mrs. c. w. Covinston and daughter. Margaret, have gone to Belmont and Messrs F. B; and D; M. Hurley left last night for New York and Canada. Miss Uretta Gray of Fitzpatrick sta. tion is visiting her aunt, Mrs. !. +. Edson of 710 South Lawrence Street. Mrs. H. Luther Jones is spending a few days in Union Springs with her parents.
 Miss Maggie Patterson of Columbus.
 Ca. is visiting MT and Mrs. M. C.. Patterson at Clayton Park Street. Miss Claude Brooks of Columbus, Ga.. Is visiting Mrs. c. E. Bryan at her
 home. 72l Highland Avenue. .
 Mrs. J. A. Wallace and children. af- ter spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. George N. Bayzer on South Perry Street, has returned to her Miss Ola Wright and Miss Ola Ward law have returned from a six weeks visit to Hot Springs. Ark, and Mem phis, Tenn.
 Miss Pearle Cureton of Dothan. who has been spending some time-the guest of Mrs. J. l.. Knox in Andalusia, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. E. Young at her home on McDonoush Street. Mrs. I. Dreyfus entertained at din- ner on Friday evening in honor of Misses Fannie and Gladys Well of New Orleans who are visiting Miss Blanche Irma Bernheimer, Mrs. Wampole of Natchez and Miss Glanche Mohr. Account is given of an entertainment given by Miss Bessie Dobps. in Atlanta, In honor of Miss Cecefia Payne of Montgomery. Mrs. l.. B. Hamrick and Mrs. G. M. were called on account of the illness of MT. c. M. Hamrick, who is suf- fering with appendicitis.
 ed from Meridian. Miss, where she has been a guest at a, house party given by Miss Bernie Ray Waddell.
 MT. and Mrs. O.: c. Manor have re- relatives in South Carolina.
 The Junior League of the Clayton Street Methodist Church met Friday afternoon with Miss Lilla Yea tAvenger. Ruth Edwards, of Smithwell, Ga, and Miss Myrtle Brock. Miss Blanche Thweatt recited a number of selec- | tions. .f
 Miss Susie May will leave tomorrow for a visit to relatives in Nashville. After spending several weeks there she will go tD the Cumberland Mountains for the remainder of the summer. I Miss Bertie Well has returned from ] 2 months visit to her sister in West Miss Flossie Wei. who has been vis- | iting relatives in Atlanta, Is now spend- ing a week in Lithia. MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Steiner and lit- tie daughter, and Mrs Menczer, will go to Lithia in few days. Miss M. Louise Croswell will go to Shelby Springs Tuesday to attend a house party given by Miss Margaret | Baker.
 Mrs. s. J. O'Dwyer, who has been | i'll at St. Margaret's Infirmary, has
 returned home and is improving. Mrs. J. J. Prowell of New Orleans | Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. N. | Eberhart. at her home. GA Virginia Av- | enue.
 Mrs. Lena Shaw and Miss Ida Clay | have returned from Lithia Springs and | Atlanta. Ga.
 Miss Julia Weiss has gone to Ashe- vile, N. C., to spend the summer with Miss Christian Schuessler. + :. | Miss Jennie Lyde Herbert has re- | turned from Demopolis where she has
 been visiting her brother. MT. William | Herbert.
 MT. and Mrs. John F. Jones have | gone on an extended trip to St. Louis. I Chicago. Milwaukee and other points 
 Miss Teytibel Bipb will leave Mon day for a months stay Tn Opelika and | Alexander City.
 Mrs. R. M. Henderson and Miss Julie Mae Henderson have gone to | Faunsdale to visit Mrs. Sam Bethea.
 
 | Mrs. c. l.. Campbell and two sons, | Lawton and Henry Booth Campbell, | Miss Margaret Booth and Mrs. E.. B.. Sloane have gone to Savannah from | which place they will sail to New York. | They will spend the summer partly on | the coast of Massachusetts and partly in the mountains of New Hampshire. MT. and Mrs. J. G. Brown will leave | today for Cincinnati, Jamestown and
 Washington. They will take in other points of interest before their return
 home.