The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-29
NetUs of Mobile Society.

...,...,...... B MhMl MlF@lh w wllM E fH ml " shA the State. Miss Maude D Kimbali will have charge of the primary section and Miss Hall, of the Whistler Kindergar- ten, of the kindergarten sections. Miss M. E, Truitt will through her efforts add much to the musical part of the program.
 Miss Alice Sachs, Director of School Music. City Schools, Montgomery, is in attendance on the Alabama Educational Association and will read a paper Fri day fternoon.
 The golfers who qualified for the Full ford cup at Citronelle were Pirates" Monk. Clarke, Horn, Davis, Raymond of Mobile and Herbes5 and Johnson of Cft- roneIle.
 Miss Dorothy Donald who is at school at Pelham Manor, Pelham, N. r, is to spend her Easter holidays with Miss Dorothy Hancock at Niagara Falls, N r. Later Miss Donald will go to Phil- adelphia to a University of Pennsylva- mia hop and anticipates spending June week in Annapolis where her brother. MT. Gordon Donald, is one of the most popualr of the second class midshfp- , men.
 Mrs. William H. Monk, IT,. has is- sued invitations for an afternoon bridge party in honor of Miss Hodgson on Friday afternoon, April 5.
 Mrs. Jervey will entertain the 800 Club next Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. Pope. The regular day, Thurs day, having been chosen by Miss O. L. Champion for her large card party.
 Mrs. J. s. sibley of Pensacola, Fla, will be the Easter week guest of Mrs. J. O. Hoffman.
 Among those who are in attendance at the Educational Conference is Miss Anne T. Hunter of Livingston, who Is with Miss Carrie Dukes.
 Mrs. Gabrielle Tilden, the mother of the noted musician, Miss Belle Tilden, who has recently sustained severe in- juries from fall, Is on the road to recovery.
 Mrs. Harry Peacock, who has fire. quently been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Walter Cunningham, Is expected on another visit very soon. Mrs Pea cock has been spending some time at Palm Beach. where she was muchly entertained, which will also be her pleasant fate when here as the guest of Mrs. Cunningham. Dr. Penniman. the Dean of the Uni Yersity of Pennsylvania. who is now in New Orleans, is expected almost any day on a visit to Mobile. Dr. Penni- man visits here frequently, where he is always very much in evidence on | the entertainment programs. not only of the butterfly. but of the literary set as well.
 MT. Joseph Lyons has returned from a visit to Selma.
 The city is quite full up with edu- cation and prominent rulers of the mind are everywhere to be found. This is, of course, due to the meeting of the Educational Association Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Waterman have as visitor Mir James B. Aswell, State Superintendent of Education of Public Education of Louisiana, Mrs. Charles Shawhan has Miss Anna Ogle Shivers of Montevallo as her guest. Miss Hale of Birming- ham Is with Miss Willie Oliphant; pr. and Mrs. Phillips. also of Birmingham, and also Miss Mary K. Drew. superior of the free kindergartens.
 Other guests in the city are Mrs. Duff c. Green of San Francisco. who is on visit to MT. Andrew Pickens. Rev. Bishop Beckwith. who is at pres ent with MT. V. NJ. Marshall, and Prof and Mrs. T. w. Palmer, who are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Seal Harris.
 District Attorney and Mrs Nulds have recently returned to the city and Mrs. William Kirtland is back from visit to New Orleans.
 Mrs. John Quill has issued invitations for a luncheon in honor of his daugh- ter Mrs. Louis Canfeld Parker Easter Monday.
 Mir. Fl. T. Long of Mississippi, who was registered at the Cawthon today entertained at breakfas; in honor of Mrs. William Kirtland, Mrs. w. B. Thomas and Miss Amanda Moore.
 w A, Collier of Montgomery is visit ing his kinsman. F. T. Harteau, in this city.
 Canadian Champions. Toronto, Ont, March 2S.-Three | nights will he required to pull off the | ,ka