The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-26

Mrs. Mason Posey. of washington' is the guest of her mother: Mrs. ben' at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Gaston. She will remain until CctoDe.. when MT. Posey will join her itnn TOT ssye sye at Blowing Rock. Their frienos W.l s,,, be glad to learn that his health Is im- proving very much.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Edmonds are swhiie before going to Kentucky for the month of August.
 Mrs. Warren Brown has returned from Chicago. where she went to un. a proved in health. She has been in Chicago for six weeks.
 News has been received here that Mrs. Darlington semple's party Is now in Germany. Mrs. Semple is accom- panied by her two daughters. Misses Emily and Helen. and one of the mem bers of her party is Miss Annie 0aston Gaston. of Montgomery. There are several young ladies from New York In the party.
 Mir. Paul Hickman Harris has re- turned from the Philippines and is at Harris, on sayre Street. MT. Harris went to fhe Philippines as Secretary to Major Kennon of the United States savst sssed 'i'ti in the Suiidine of the Railroad between Manila and Benguit province.
 MT. Harris spent the latter part of his stay in the Philippines at Iloilo. Ass. as . ands in n a: ssss' ana n ws there wrote series of stories for the Chronicle founded on the peculiar phases of life with which he came in contact in the Philippines.
 The following from The virginian- Pilot will be of much interest here:
 Mrs. David Browder has returned to her home in Park View after tsh weeks at St. Vincent's Hospital.
 Mrs. Browder is now on the road to recovery after an illness of over hve months"
 Mrs. Browder was formerly Miss Eleanor Martin. of Montgomery. and her friends here have been deeply in- terested in her long and serious ill., ness. They have anxiously looked for news of her improvement and recov- cry. Mir. and Mrs. Browder,' both former Montgomerians. have been liv- ing for several years in Norfolk, Va.
 Miss valine Sanford will accompany her grandfather, General John W. A. Sanford. to the Confederate reunion at
 
 sion of the ceremonies Saturday will Pecite a poem The Jacket of Gray" by her father, MT. John w. A. Sanford Jr. Miss Sanford Is a beautiful and who is sure to win the hearts of the old veterans before whom she will re- cite.
 Mrs. John w. Bullock. Jr.. of Pen sacola, is hetguest of her parents; MT. and Mrs. George W. Ely at their home on Hull Street.
 In commenting on the appearance in Louise Vass. of Mobile. The Mobile Register has the following:
 MT. and Mrs. Vass are the fortu- nate possessors of another attractive daughter. Lonnie Lyons vass. whe unfold into beautiful flower in few seasons"
 There will be dance at the countr, Club Saturday evening.
 The Richmond papers announce thu arrival there of Mrs. M F.: Henry KGffin of sa sns her Mary Henry Ruffin, as the guests o Lawn" Northampton. Mrs. Ruffin fl e wsiter Of 9es.s 1st and has of literature from her alma mater. St Joseph's College. Emmitsburg, Md: Gildart' and "The North Star" Int last named Is Q romance of early Nor way, and was so well received abroad that the King and Queen of Norwa! sent the author a letter commendinl its value as a historical work. Th' Biblotheque Rationale. of Paris. has re quested a photographic of Mrs. Ruffin to be placed among the writers of lit erary and artistic excellence.
 The Misses Ruffin are the daughter of the late Colonel Frank G. Ruffin