The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

and interested listener. and watched his father as he led the Montgomery orchestra in the numbers splendidly rendered. The little fellow could be seen by the large audience as he kept wide awake during the entire perform ance
 The Magazine Club will meet this af- ternoon promptly at 4:3o o'clock with Mrs. Stewart Mcqueen at her home on Mobile Street.
 Miss Mary Drake of Auburn. who Is attending the Music Convention and Festival. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. l.. L.. Hill at their home on Perry plished musician and a prominent flg- ure in the artistic circles of the State.
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 After the concert on Wednesday evening a number of the leading artftts who are attending the Music Festival and taking part in the program were delightfully."- entertained at a studio bufret luncheon at Mir. and Mrs. Robert Eilenberg. They were assisted in en- tertaining their guests by Mrs. Ellen berg's sister. Mrs. William Weaver, and her niece. Miss Hazel Weaver, of New York. The occasion was a charm ing one as gathering of such artists is sure to be- number of local musi- clans were added to the outside guests entertained by MT. and Mrs. Eilenberg. Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Forbes will en- tertain a number of friends this even- ing after the concert of the Music Fes- tiVal at the Montgomery Theatre in honor of the visiting artists and musi- clans who are taking part in the pro- grams of the Music Festival. MT. and Mrs. Forbes are always eager to ad- vance the cause of music in Montgom- cry and take an active part in both the artistic and social side in all move- ments that tend to such advancement.
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 Among the out-of-town guests who attended the marriage of Miss Miriam Jackson and MT. Robert Lenoir Ezelle in Birmingham was MT. Ben Barnes of Montgomery. The marriage took place at o'clock "Wednesday afternoon at the home of the bride. Mir. Barnes assisted at the wedding as best man.
 
 Mrs. T. P. Pounds and daughter. Miss Lizzie Lee Pounds. of Birming- ham. are the guests of Mrs. George Shackleford.
 Miss Mary Louise Jones has accom- panied her aunt, Mrs. Peterson, to Del Rio, Tex, where she will spend the summer.
 Mrs. Lucy Jones and daughters, Miss Alice and Mrs. Peterson of Del Rio, Tex, spent a short while with Mrs. P. B. Maston on their return from Richmond, Jamestown and Washing ton.
 The Birmingham Age-Herald says Mrs. Otto Stoelker has gone to visit her daughter. Mrs. c. M. Braune, at Columbus Ga.
 Mir and Mrs. Lee Dixon and son, Bernard. have returned from Mobile and New Orleans. .r ss53sgF.
 Miss Ethel Sykes is. spending some time in Dothan as the guest of Miss Sadie Deyerle-
 gone to join MT. Dawson at their home, Cedar Circle in Elmore County.
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 Miss Florrie Stern who has been vis- iting Miss Theresa Lobrnan has re- turned to her home in Selma.
 Hiss Mary Goodwin Ashley who has been visiting Miss Cordelia Dowdell in OpeI!Ba has returned home accompa- nied by Miss Dow6eu who will be her guest for several days.
 Miss Lula Belle Mathews, of this city, will leave the city today for Ev- ergreen, from which point she will go to Mobile to attend the Epworth Leagues convention to be held in that city next Tuesday.