The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
PERSONAL ITEMS.

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 PERSONAL ITEMS. Friends of Mrs. Hugh Atkinson will bed with an acute attack of tonsilitis. Misses Lucy and Annie Agee, little daughters of Mir. and Mrs Clarence Asee ins, Misses Jule and Phedora Randoph at the home of Mrs. W. 3. Kelly. n Mrs r,s,t,g " P s. Taypr Of saa.e Mf asd Mas Lance Jonston at their home. sI Will son Street.
 Mrs. Mary A. Cook formerly of VII, sSs Ss say dfgns sn rom,e sas For % wiieos County She Is widow of the late Frank Cook A delightful affair of the week as was se g S Snnsr sSss Mr as sa aas Ta% sandhla in of their brother-in Jaw, MT: Jcsen Nation. a member of the Checkers Company after the performance at tne Montgomsry ,a's nhsatss for and the decorations were of red and wn;te carnations. The party included; MT; and Mrs. Sam Trum. Mrs. Newman. MISS Fssnk Miss Ada Ada hssvit1t ss 1os Miss hei.er a'a Mr and Mrs. Trum. MT. Harry strauss strauss, Mir J. Nathan, MT. Timothy. MT. H. ROD erts. Mr. W. Foran. Miss Armstrong' Mr Robert Grsik ass. MT NIT PaTs gsm Hirseher nrse Mir. Arthur Hlrscher.
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 Miss Lila Bliss Olin entertained tne members of Sweet Sixteen Friday even lns Miss aa Eilen kEs,; Tyson. Miss Georgia saf- fold, A,.ss Maude Howe. Miss Mary Cobhs. Miss Rebecca Rutiedge; MISS Isabelle Cobbs. Mss saran MasrGn nh MT. Frank Noble. MT. Everet Jackson; MT. Brownfield Wfikerson, MT. san Jones. Mir. Frank Woodruff, MT. h,Cn h, ard Chestnut, Mr: Pen Morisette'' NIT NIT Howard Butt. Mir. Jamie Davidson, MT; Julius Hendrix, Mir. Austin Pickett ano Mir. Virgil Griffin
 Mrs. Rachel Harlan of teegree. Ma,S land is visiting MT. and Mrs. s. w: Price at their home on south court street.
 Miss Georgie Belknap of Baltimore and her sister, Mrs. Charles Waoueris rs with Mrs. Charles Coleman in Clover dale fer few weeks;
 Niss Myrtle Kemper and her moth CT Mrs. J. NJ: Crook. will leave H nesday for New York to spe"u month.
 Mrs. S. NJ. Jones of Mexico. who has been visiting rs. s. A: IEson;, has gone to Lowndesooro tc V'sil friends. o Miss Louise Garber pf Demopolls; who has heen visiting ner uncle and and aunt. Attorney General and MT Mrs; ;o,e Alex N' oar'er' has retSrHsa '9 ns' N'
 Miss Boniegene Chatfiefd has gone to New York to spend q month with her aunt Miss Hgrgynia Norville'
 Mrs. AIphonzo J. Conroy has re- turned from a visit to relatives in birmingham and @ Tusesl00Sa' ' ,:
 Miss Clement Marks has returned from Birmingham' where she mas h Dess ss one of the guests of honor at several delightful social affairs.
 The women of the. Court Street reception at the home of Mrs. R. s. Williams on Court street Friday eveh- ing. February I, from to Il o'clock, in honor of the new pastor or thef church Rev. U; (; % @Ss'eHee' fS
 The reception which was to have been given by the members of the Y. W. C. A. board Friday evening, was postponed on account of bad weather until Monday evening at the same time--from to 10 o'clock.
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 Mir. Edward Baxter Perry of Bos- ton. tine blind musician. is the guest for q few days of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Young at their home on Clayton street
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 Miss Valine sanford will return next week from visit to relatives in North Carolii d.
 Mrs w F. Rrsson has been called to Eufaula by the illness of her broth- CT, Mr T II. Graves
 Miss Roberta Adams has returned to her home in Birmingham' after visit to Mrs Wiley Hi'i; 7 * E
 Miss Virginia Lyons of Mobile, who is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. L. l.. Hin. has been chosen queen of the g :. S
 Misses Ada and Matilda Leavitt of Kew Y2rk who are visiting Mrs. New man, will return to their home in New York today.
 Miss Letten Clark of Mobile. who has recently been tho guest of reiA4 tives here. will be maid of honor tc Miss Virginia Lyons, queen of the Mo-
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 Miss Lillian Goldman has returned to Birmingham after visit With Mrs' David Well,