The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-14

Baarcke. at Highland Park, has gone to Fillmore to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. William L. Stewart at their home 'Ioch Laurel"
 Mrs. s. A. Law. who has been spending the summer at Booths Sta ton, Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. R. P. Bazemore. on Hull Street.
 Miss Margaret Lahey left yesterday morning for Marblehead, Mass, where she goes to join her aunt, Mrs. Rose, and Misses Rose. of New York. She will visit Mrs Lawrence Fisk, of Bos- ton, before returning home, and will visit relatives in Washington en route.
 Master Horace Shaw has gone to Nashville to visit relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. w. D. Moore and fam ny nave returned home from the West.
 Mrs. H. E. Bray and children have returned from visit to friends in An niston.
 pr. and Mrs. B. F. smook of An- niston. are visiting their daughter Mrs. H. E. Bray, at her home. IS nopinson street.
 Miss Annie Lee Rogers of Letohat- chic Is visiting Mrs. Charles Spencer at her home on Virginia Avenue.
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 Miss Virginia Walker who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. H. W. Thompson Fla. o'.'
 Mrs. Robert Chapman and little daughter. Elizabeth Chapman, have re-, turned from Perdido Bay, where they spent several weeks.
 Mrs Homer LeGrand has gone to yir- ginia Beach to spend several weeks.
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 number of the younger set will go for a picnic today at Jackson's Lake. chaperoned by Mrs McDuff Cain and Mrs. w. H. Hubbard. They will leave this morning at S55 o'clock. The party will include:
 Margaret Hubbard, Ruby Richardson, Mary Cobbs, Annie Laurie, Annie Pugh. Cathleen O'Conne1I, Kate Booth. Helen Steiner. Pauline welch of Selma. Dun caan Graham, Carrie Brown Joseph, Jean Mapes. Dora Davidson, Maude Howe. Virginia Abercrombie, Lillian Hill, Annie solomon, Olivia BogackI. Lorana Cain, Flora Stakely. Isabel Cobbs Julia May Henderson, Bessie Maddox, Willie Gayle; Messrs. William Elsberry, Joseph Persons, Augustus Tatum, Brannon Hubbard, Fred Spann, Fred Poungstone, Mouston. Shepard DowdeIl. Theodore Nichols. Wiley Jones, Powell Holt Dan Holt, Garside Harris, Howell TatEm. Masselyn Allen, Henry Long. Howard Butt, Phares Coleman, Walton Inge of Mobile, Hen- ry Meader, Willie Davidson, Ava Fitz- patrick, Edward Graham, c. T. Holt, Penn Movasett, Young Shackleford. Edwin Teague. J. D. Wadsworth, Rob- ert Bishop. Troy Halls. E. L. Tupper, George Miles and Inglehardt.
 Miss Julia Taylor has gone to Flor ala to visit friends.
 When the Interstate Collegiate ora torical contest was held at Monteag1e, Tenn, last Friday. the medal awarded was won by Rev. Jesse A. Cook of Lineville, Ala. The other contestants were Mir. Crate Dalton of Texas, Mir. W. W. Carson of South Carolina and MT. Stone of Mississippi.
 Miss Katie Hicks was the young hostess with whom the members If the Fellowship Club of the Y. M. c. A. met Monday evening when she enter tained them in a delightful manner. Features of the occasion were instru- mental solos by Miss Charlotte, Davis, Secretary of the Y W. c. A, and a number of songs by the members of the club. Bible reading was followed by the serving of delicious refresh ments in two courses.
 The Fellowship Club meets every Monday evening at the home of the various members and the occasions are always a source of pleasure to the young women who compose the mem bership of the club.
 Miss Hicks's guests were:
 Miss Ellen Jackson, Miss Mary Faus- naugh, Miss Virginia Hamburger, Miss Alpha Tucker. Miss Thornton, Miss Charlotte Davis, Miss AddIe Gibson, Miss Dorothy Bushman, Miss Mary Thomas. Miss Anna Belle Thomas, Miss Margaret Turner, Miss Surles, Miss Andrews and Miss Lizzie Eastburn.
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 Miss Etta Jenkins entertained few friends in a charming manner last evening at Hammer Hall, the home of her father Mir. Felix Jenkins. It was an Up-Jenkins party and the game nroyed a delightful diversion with the  enjoyment of delicious refreshments the games.
 Miss Jenkins's guests were:
 Miss Roberta Roberts, Miss BeEtha Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Margaret Browne, Miss Mittie Ashley, Mir. Brownheld Wilkerson, Mr.Alex Rut- ledge, MT. Henry Crenshaw, MT. Elm nett Seibels, Mir. Thomas Mourning, and Mr. Theodore Bethea.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Stringfellow md little daughter, Mary, will leave n a few days for Blowing Rock, N. C., where they will visit MT. and Mrs. William Stringfellow.
 
 Mrs. Emmett Seibels and daughter, Hiss Annie Laurie Seibels, will leave n a few days for North Carolina. Mrs. Paul >LeGrand and Miss Le- srand Smith have gone to New York O visit Mrs. LeGrand's mother, Mrs. Robert Goldthwaite.