The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-09

Il la Mohr, Miss Nellie Wolff, Miss les samine Rice. Miss Rosa Steiner. Miss Irma Stoil, Miss Beatrice Levy, Mics
 Sadie Levy. Miss Hattie Steiner, Miss | F'lossfe Well, Mss Amalia Meyer Miss Theresa Lobman, Miss Juliet Gassen- heimer, Miss Lucille Newman, Miss Julia Moses. Miss Leonora Davis, Miss Alma Gassenheimer. Miss Bessie Drey- fus, Miss Ray Gladden., Miss Tiliie Meyer. Miss Lottie Griei. Miss Sadie
 Jacobi.
 At the last meeting of the Board of Directors of the Young woman,s Christian Association. Mrs. J. B. Cas- ton was elected member and Miss Charlotte Davis, the Secretary. spoke of several Young woman's Christian Associations she had visited during the summer.
 Mrs. Aldworth and children of Chi cago are visiting Mrs. Robert Ald- worth.
 Mrs. William Shelby Barry and in- fant daughter, Josephine, of Missls-
 sippi, arrived last night and are the guests of her parents. Mir and Mrs. l.. B. Halionquist, at their home on Adams Avenue. Mrs. Barry formerly
 Miss Josie Hallonquist, is en route from Staten Island, New York, where she has spent the past two months with her sister, Mrs. c. l.. Potter. She will be the guest of her parents for week.
 Miss Annie Laurie seibeIs has gone to New York to join Mrs Charles and daughters. Mrs. Philippa stratford and Miss Mary seibeis Bali. who will land Thursday in New York after hay ing spent the greater portion of the summer travelling abroad. The party will be the guests of Major. and Mrs. c. l.. Potter at their home on Staten Island. Friday. Major and Mrs. Pot ter are stationed at the light house depot on staten Island, which is a reservation occupied by only two Of ficers. one of the army and one of the navy. Each has a beautiful home. completely equipped and furnished by the Government. Captain Rogers is the naval officer stationed at Thomp- kinsvilie.
 Mrs. !. S. Adams of Birmingham is the guest If her mother, Mrs. Mary Blue, q. hss home on Perry Street.
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 Mrs. Henderson M. Someryille, who has spent several weeks in the White Mountains, New Hampshire, and at Poloma Springs. Maine, is now the guest of her sister. Mrs. L. M John- ston. at her home. s21 Madisan Avenue. Judge Somerville, who has gone to St. Louis and New Orleans to hold
 tariff nearing viii stop in Montgosa cry and Tuscaloosa on his wtsy back
 to New York the lntssr Daf If this month.
 A number of the pupils of Professor Tr Dss- <~f,. ktx4 morning at II o'clock at the studio on Lawrence Street.
 Mrs. M. w. Stubbs and little son of Mobile are the guests of her sis ter, Mrs. R. vickery, at her home. 2 Warren Court, for a few days. Mfr. O. P. Anderson, who has been the guest of his sister. Mrs. Clemens Hewitt, at the Lamine Apartments, has ret irned to his home in Nashville, Mrs. Henry c. Evans and iittIe daughter, Florence, have returned from Columbia, :enn., where they spent the summer.
 Mrs. W. B. Boiling, who has been | visiting Miss Mamie Thompson, has returned home in Dadeville. Particdlariy interesting to society 1 is the wedding this evening at 6 l o'clock of Miss Mattie Mcoueen, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Me- | Queen, to Mir. Waiter Pitts Cook of l Selma, at the home of the bride. on 1 South Perry Street. Mrs. 0. P. Bart lett will be matron of honor and Miss Lula McQueen, maid of honor. | At san ice cream supper given at Chisholm among the numbers on the | interesting program were some vocal selections rendered by Mir. e. E.
 Daughtry and Mir. l.. c. cox.
 Al the marriage of Miss Hester Riley k and Lieutenant John Hammond. U. g. | A., which took place Saturday in Chi- cago. Lieutenant Sherman Niles son of Gen. Nelson A. Miles. was best man,
 and among the bridesmaids was Miss Mary Remey. daughter of Rear-Ad- miral Remey.