The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

MT. ana Mrs. warrcn Burton have gone to Colorado Springs for her
 Miss Dolly Kirk will leave this morn yis H sa spfSs Mrs rhssi Charles sns Jones.
 Miss. Lula wyman will leave Monday on . stay of several weeks invirginia.
 MT. Jennings Bruce of Tailadega for nnerly of Montgomery. will leave today fer Colorado sprngs for his health.
 Miss Gladys Hudson entertained ana awn 1f ss pary souns hs fsnss Ss s parents MT. and Mrs. W. M. Hudson. on Sayre Street The occasion in hon. or of Miss Adna Hey. of Union Springs hs tons of Msa aaH sna was characterized by patriotic features that belong to the Fourth of July and in the refreshments served the same idea was continued
 Mir. and Mrs. George C.. Berry and Miss Irene Berry of Columbus. Ga. are the guests of MT. and Mrs. O. D.. Brewer at their home on sayre street. f 4 f f 7 z N
 Mss Bessie c. Gladden. of Selma, is the guest of her cousin. Miss Alma Cadden, at her home on South Court street.
 Miss Efie Mcdonald of Columbus, Ga, is visiting Miss Mary Lillian Meyer at her home, 409 South Mo- Donough street.
 Mrs. J. C. Elliott and sons, Masters Claude and Alex, have gone to Texas \ to visit her brother, MT. James stoud-
 Mrs. F. M DeBardleben left last evening for Texas to visit her nephews, MT. Carlton McNeel and MT. James
 Miss Pauline Lewy and Miss Leonora Davis have gone to Pensacola to spend several weeks with Mrs. David Kugle- man.
 Miss Ellen Dexter has gone to Opp to be the guest at a house party at which her sister, Mrs. F. R. Yarbor- ough. is entertaining.n
 Mrs. F; J; oDwyer who is i'll will morrow to undergo an operation. A pretty young folk affair of Tues day evening was q launch party given
 
 Miss Adna Hey of Union Springs: The party went on the 'Elizabeth," the steam launch of MT. and Mrs. H. M. tSe ryer a0r to ER swtsn FeEry d0wR picnic luncheon of several courses was served on board. The party which was ehapsronsd By Mr. and 5s Mrs; |; ;s: M: included Misses Edna Hey. Gladys Hudson, Ophelia McLemore, Florence Harris, Wilhelmina Cardinal. Messrs. Austin. Gerald Bunkley. Jack McLe- more and Borden smith.
 Mir. and Mrs; M; McLenore will st their country home at Mityiene foIr their daughters and son, Misses opheiia and Aida McLemore, and Mr. Jack Me- Lefnore: The party will leave the city in the evenApg. There will be about sixty guests.
 Miss Eleanor Wilson has gone to son son i in a a trip to New York,
 Miss Bessie sadier of shefaeid, Is visiting Mrs. George stOval.
 itinF sI Mss % Mary Ellen Harris has re- turned to her home in Greensboro. N
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 A large party of Monssomerisns, s,rsdE will near Fillmore,
 The following invitation hes been re- ceived by friends in this city: F.. Ye e 3In Miftreff 4s sufannah witherf Clay, Miftreff Virginia Ciementine Clay and Miftreff Elodie Clay refpecuully re- queft ye honor yT.l preience at st xs ous ys HftTsfp HHms Gl Mssy ss sa saanaerf Gay of ye Sir minEham town, on ye Gloriouf Fourth sofa July, ye year year or ye lSord tsy ( nt ye half paft eight .of ye clock; ;,,,,,, rn Arrive. Y6u can leave at half paft eleven of ye clock. ,.IA =S-N. B., You can brtnE VT; knis, ns, .saa ns Fee saa ye s'cS cup of tea . return to yf aevSn home af you may defire. A N. B., 2.-Please bring an anecdote
 0lSsn Ss vii, ttTs 1ttes ana n tHl flence ss0 ys g IN. B.. s--Mifter: Jamf Harvey Pride Z viii read ye Declaration of tndspen- rdence on ye occasion. s... finserf M r. are reausfted to fling s:Auid Ss aYe oid Home" is that of the Clay family in Huntsvlpe-
 Mrs. James J. Moriarity. who is seri- ouslv i'll has been for the past few months in Columbus. Ga., with her hus- band where she was taken sick. She w;as brought to Montgomery saturday n,orning when it was decided that an operation was necessary and she was taken to an infirmary where she was was operated on Tuesday morning. her condition is very promising under the serious conditions
 The msnbers of the Ladies' Aid so- ciety of the Forest Revenue E: Church held their annual meelnS Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs; w A. Bowman. It was well attended and much enthusiasm manhesheo' MJich good had been accomplished our- ing the year and all the debts paid on and money in the treasury The eIec- ton of officers for the ensuing year was held and Mrs. M. W. Sweatt was elected president; Mrs. J. M. Ander- son, vice president; Mrs. G. E. Dozier' secretary. and Mrs. H. L.. eek' treasurer. F%