The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-02
By Mrs. L M. deCottes

III 4IAs0s ~s AvAs 0CAOeGCS 1EulRDHnlM HnlMumuaUmmHu~uEumugHas Mrs. Nose sabel on Perry Street, Mon. day evening, will be an event of inter- est to wide circle of friends Among the out-of-town guests who will be in attendance are Mrs. Carrie Lazarus. Of Birmingham, mother o9 the bride-elect. Miss FIossie Lazarus of Birmingham; Mir and Mrs. Nose Woin. Of Bastrop. La. Mrs. Julius Wolm. of Birmingham; Mrs. S. A. herzfeld. of Birmingham; Mrs. Julius Aorahamson and two little daughters of Duluth Minn.. MT. Irving Wolff, of Birmingham. and .-.rs. Fannie Herz- teid, O. Birmingham.
 At the meeting of the No Name Club held Friday, an enjoyed feature was number of songs rendered by Miss D. zabeth Andrew. accompanied by Mrs. Victor Hanson on the piano Mir. and Mrs. M A. Nordstrom of Pensacola are in the city to attend the marriage of Miss Leonora V. Starr and MT. William B Davenport. which will take place this morning at g o'clock at the Clayton Street Methodist Church.
 
 Arminta Cox will leave this morning for St. Louis. Miss Ethel Mays and Miss Berta Al len of Opelika are the guests of Mrs. John Dozier at her, home in Highland Park.
 The Board of Directors of the Young Womans' Christian Association will | at o'c
 Another chap2r of the Girls High School Alumnae. of the classes of 1885 to 1895. has been formed. with Miss Bella Coghill as President. The name Is Chiffon College Chapter and the off, cers are Mrs. A. Wilson. President: i: Mrs. B. Helburn. Treasurer. and Mrs. C. Frank Dove. Secretary and Histo- | rtan.
 The Chapter will meet the first | Thursday of each schoolmonth The next meeting will be held the first Thursday in September.
 Miss F izabeth Hansen. of OpeIika. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Benjamin Cox.
 Dr. and Mrs B. c. Massey. of Flor | ida, who have hcen spending some time at the New Exchange. have re- turned home.
 Miss corrie C. Smith will leave in a few days for Birmingham. where she will spend some tfme--with relatives. l
 Miss Elizabeth Buchanan. who has has been visiting Miss Corric C. Smith, has returned to her home in Opelika.
 Miss Elizabeth Williams will enter 1 tain at cards in compliment to her gnest Miss Marie Powell of Hurts ooro, Monday afternoon at o'clock. l i Friends in Montgomery will he in- terested in the news ef the birth of daughter to Fir and Mrs Friend at their home in Mobile. Mrs Friend was formerly Miss Carolyn J. Cohn. ot Montgomery. a popular talented vio- linists who delighted and charmed many Of our music loving people with her remarkable violin playing. Friends will regret to learn of the serious illness of Mrs Florence Burch, at her home on sayre Street She has suHered stroke of paralysis.
 Mrs. G. T. West and her daughter. Mrs. w. l.. Summerlin. of Lelsaton, Ga. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Fred West at Hammer Street. |
 Miss Narcissa Harris of Downs is the guest of Miss Eleanor L. Burns at 16 Sayre Street.
 Mrs. Dr. Hearn. who is we'll known in Montgomery. is critically III At the home of her niece. Mrs. Frank FL more. at Mountain Creek.
 Mrs. Prioleau Ellis and children of Atlanta. are visiting at the home of Mrs. EI1is's father. Mir. NJ. H. Stuart on Holcombe Street.
 Mrs. H. IT. Frederick of New Or leans is visiting her niece. Mrs. Fan Street.
 Mrs. Sarah h. Davis will leave this week for East Tennessee, where she will spend the summer.
 Miss Flora May Ament is spending several weeks with relatives in Nash vile.
 Miss Emma tltte. who has heen wis ting Mrs. W. w. Screws and Miss Florence Tallman. has returned to her home in Pittsview.
 Miss Pauline Adams is visiting Miss Jessie Fountaine at Georg!ana.
  Miss "Bab" Adams of Nashville has returned home after several days visit to Mrs David Johnston on Capital l Heights.
 l Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Athena