The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-16
Social and Personal
,u HONOR OF sELMIANs.

younger set of Selma were tendereo dance at Pickett Springs Saturday eve ming by the members of the FaAeon Club. . ,e,Ient music was the feature of the evening. The Selmians who were hon. ored guests for the evening were: Messrs A. Eagle. Harry Marks Jerome Seigel. Alvin Seigel. Monroe Maas, Henry Schwartz. Sam Payser. Ralph Kayser. sam Marks. MOTIFS Bloch. Emil Karp. Joe Meyer.
 The other participants were Misses Fannie and Gladys Well of New Or leans: Selma Behr. of Memphis; Elsie Wertheimer. of Knoxville. Tenn; Car rie Behr. Clare Hertz. Lyra Meyer. Blanche Mohr. Kate Steiner. Ella Klein. Edith Meyer. Cecile Loeb. Maud Strauss. Janet Strauss. Minnie strauss Phillipa Marks. Bessie Dreyfus. Della Mohr. Berdie Well. Theresa Lobman. Beulah Moritz. Jassamine Rice. Hilda Moritz, Blanche Engle. Rosa Steiner. Emma Bernheimer. Beulah Dreyfus. Ray Cadden. Alma Gassenheimer, Rosa Marcus. Stella Marcus. Lenora Davis Lena Faber.
 Messrs. Schwartz. of New York: Wal ter Lobman, Lester Jccobi. Harold Ja- cobi. Theo Meyer, Patrick Marcus. Nor ris Marcus. Joe Marcus. Henry Strauss. Julian Rice. Eugene Alexander. Harry Davis Alex Solomon. Max Drey- fus, Joe Strauss. Harry Strauss. of At lanta. Herman Simon. Sam Dreyfus. Herbert Hertz.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney- has gone to Biloxi to spend the summer with MT. and Mrs. J. H. Lakin. who have taken a cottage there for the summer.
 Mrs. A. w. Brannon and daughter. Miss Pattit May Brannon. of Macon. Ga. are visiting the family of MT. W. A. Dowdy on Lawrence Street
 Mrs. A e. Luckie and children. who have been spending several weeks with relatives in Pine Apple. have returned homo.
 Mrs. S. A. Goodwin. after a weeks visit to Monterey and Pine Apple. has returned home
 Miss Rutson Hatchett and Miss Brooks Hatchett. and their niece. Miss Adele Thomas. will leave tonight for New York. from thance to sail aboard for a stay of year. They will prob ably spend the summer in Switzerland
 Miss Wilmer Smith is spending some time with friends in Biloxi. Miss
 Mrs. J. B. Gaston has gone to Asheville. N. C., to spend some time. Mrs. Gaston is with Miss Mary Me- Donald. who has taken a house there for the summer.
 Miss Regina Kahn. of New Orleans. is visiting Miss Julia Friedman.
 Miss Annie Laurie Miller, of Meri~ dian. Is visiting Miss Susie Jelks Ware. at her home on Noble Avenue.
 Mrs Eli Smith. of Birmingham. Miss Mary Mapes and Miss Elizabeth An weeks stay at Point Clear. Mrs Smith is the guest of her mother. Mrs. A. J. Mapes. and grandmother. Mrs. Johns. ton. at Highland Park.
 Miss Beryl Bricken of Luverne is visiting Miss Ruby Fitzpatrick. She will be here for several weeks.
 Miss Ethel Wood. daughter of MT. John NJ Wood of HawkinsvilIe. is vis- iting MT. Michael l.. Wood and daugh- ters, the Misses Wood. at their home, l3 MouIton Street
 Miss Pauline Johnston of Bessemer, who is the guest of her cousins, MT. 
 Lottie Johnston will leave today for Selma.
 MT. Eugene Harris of Flomaton Is visiting MT. and Mrs. J. M. Robert son.
 Mir. Herbert Clark has gone to Au- gusta, Ga. to visit his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. A. w. Clark
 
 Miss Frank Haltiwanger, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John Tullis, has returned to her home in Atlanta.
 Mrs John Tullis has gone to Atlanta to visit her mother Mrs. Haltiwanger. Mir Tullis will join her there later,
 Mrs. w. H. Ragland will leave to- night for Denver. Col, where she goes to join her son. They will spend the summer there.
 The Atlanta Constitution of yester- est to Alabamians:
 the guest of Mrs. Jacob Eiseman and with Mrs Winter. leaves today for Baltimore and Atlantic City.
 Mrs. l.. s, Schuessler. Mrs. M Dow dell of Lafayette. MT. l.. l.. Scarbor- ough of Anniston, and MT and Mrs Borden Burr of Talladega. are some of the Alabama people at Lithia.
 Mrs Ed Tompkins will give a mat ri at tha Grand Wadpasdav