The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-23

may boykin Glover, benjamin Glenn
ents. Harry Bronson. Harry Cowell
and Charles W. Simmons.
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IN HONOR OF MRS. >sEIBELs.
Mrs. Thomas Cohoon gave a delight
fully enjoyable card party yesterday
afternoon In honor of Mrs George
Seibels. when the game played was
six hand euchre. Four tables were
placed in three apartments.
Roses and sweet peas were used in
the adorning for the occasion. Mrs
Cohoon was assisted by her sister
Miss Meta Jones.
The prize. a beautiful picture. was
won by Miss Kate Steiner.
Mrs. Cohoon's guests were Mrs. John
Tullis. Mrs. John Elmore. Mrs. Junius
Riggs. Mrs. Warren Reese, Mrs.
Evans. Mrs. Nose Stewart. Mrs. F. NJ.
Billing. Miss Annie Laurie seibels, Miss
Lala Moore, Miss Kate Steiner. Miss
Kate Davidson, Miss Elsie Calhoun,
Miss Mamie Coleman. Mrs. l.. L. Gil
bert. Mrs. Speare, Mrs. william STRAIT
ford. Miss Ellis Burnett, Miss Mary
Cobb. Mrs. Herbert Battle. Mrs. Will
Ham Maxwell, Mrs. Daniel, Mrs. Rob-
ert Goldtwaite. Mrs T. G. Jones and
Miss Matte Bird.
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Miss Janet Hurter, who has been
visiting friend In Baltimore is now
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Waddell at Biltmore, N. c. Mrs.
Waddell was formerly Miss Eleanor
Belknap apd has many friends here,
where she lived at one time and had
visited since
Mrs. Harry Davidson has taken a
furnished residence In Biltmore and
will spend some time there before go
ing to her home in Colorado Springs.
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Mr.. r. F. tombstone will leave Sat
urday for a two months stay abroad
He will be one of q party composed
of his mother, Mrs. William G. John
stone, his sister. Miss Isabelle John
stone. his daughter, Miss Gertrude
Johnstone, his niece, Mrs Sidney
Bayles. OF Washington. The party will
sail on June II on the steamer Ham
burg and will go direct to Naples.
wise and loving little fox terrier,
"Gyp" Hammond. whom all his friends
know to have been the contant COM
panion of his master. Mr.. Frank Ham
mond. for several years. died a few
days ago at the home of Mr. Ham
mond's sister Mrs. J. C. Hurter. on
Madison avenue.
"Gyp' was we'll known in railroad
a much travelled dog. He was a privi-
legged character, boarding any train at
any time and being sure of protec-
ton. He even had a pass on the street
cars.
He was given to Miss Dudley Powell.
little daughter of Rev. Dudley Powell,
and by her given to Mr. Hammond. He
was known all over the state as Gyp
Hammond, and always travelled with
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Gyp's wonderful cleverness Is well
known to Mr.. Bammond's friends who
have seen him "obey orders"
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One of the delightful small affairs
of the week was the dinner given by
Mrs. l.. A. Baarcke Monday evening
in honor of Miss HILL of Columbus, and
the guests were Misses Mildred Keller,
Roberta Roberts. Caroline Harmon.
Messrs. George McGough, George
Peagler, CASTOR Gunter. Archie Ar
rington, Blake Campbell and Warren
Tyson.
Mrs. ]. w. Kelly has returned from
Birmingham, where she has been visit
ing Mrs. Charles P. Jackson.
Mrs. NJ. v. Walker, of Hamilton,
Ga, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. F.
C. Holman, at her home on North Hull
street.
Mrs. Joseph Winter has returned
from a visit TO friends in Eufaula.
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Miss Marry Ellen Harris is expected
home tomorrow from New York, where
she has been attending school.
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Mrs. P. A. Steer has returned home,
after a visit to her parents in Sharps-
burg, Ca, and TO Mr.. Steers relatives
IN atlanta.
Miss Georgia Whiting Saffold, Miss
Sara Warren Wilkerson, Miss Julia
Mae. Henderson and Miss Mary Ellen
Harris will go TO Auburn for the COM
mencement festivities.
Mrs. w. R. Jackson has gone to
st. Louis to visit relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall Clarke are
the guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Norwood. en- route from their
wedding trip East to their home in
Mobile. They will be here for about
ten days.
Miss Sudle Cloud, who has heen
teaching at Batesville, has returned
ana is at home with her mother at her
home, 730 South Lawrence street
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Miss Belle Stuart has returned fror
a visit with friends at Evergreen
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Mascot at Casino Tonight.