The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-25

nuzza Seymour have gone to Greenville, where they are the guests of Mrs. J. P Reynolds.
 Anita strassburger have returned home from Chicago Beach and Wan kesha.
 Miss Myra Mitchell will arrive in . few days to spend the winter in Mont gomery with her sister, Mrs. Frank H. Elmore, IT.
 Mrs, Mary Phelan Watt has returned from Blount Springs. where she spent the summer.
 Mrs. Ida Tatum has returned from Louisville. where she spent the summer with her daughter. Mrs. Loren Wii- Hanson.
 Miss Mary clai wagglesworth. of Mt. Meigs, is visiting Miss Essie Deane at her home on Madison Avenue.
 Mrs. w B. Kelley and two children and Misses Jule and Fedora Randolph, who have been spending the summer in Virginia Beach. Baltimore. New York and Biount Springs, will return home today MT. Kelley, who joined them at BIount a few days ago. will return with them.
 
 Miss Liller Belle, Smith has returned home, after a two months stay in New York and Jamestown. Little Mss Bess Cook celebrated the sixth anniversary of her birth yester- day afternoon at o'clock at the home of her parents, Mir and Mrs. j.. w. Cook. on South Court Street. About ffteen of her little friends gather laA at how o4A z candies and cakes the party went to the moving picture shows. Little Miss Cooks guests were Miss Miss Mary Bennett, Miss Dorothy Gum ter, Master Charles Abercrombie, Miss Elizabeth Crommelin, Miss Gladys Plas. ter. Miss Eleanor Plaster Miss Margaret Plaster, Miss Sallie Driver Miss Eliza beth Long. Master Kirkman Jackson, Master I. B. Hill and Master Stanley Johnson
 Mrs. P. T. Sayre and daughter Miss Elizabeth Sayre, will return today, af- ter spending the summer in Virginia and New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Jones are being congratulated upon the birth of a daughter. whom they have named Jo- sephine.
 Miss Emma King of Louisville is the guest of Mrs. Hunter Vaughan.
 Mrs William wooifolk of colum- bus. Ga. is visiting her niece. Mrs. Robert Woolfolk .at her home on Jef- ferson Davis Avenue.
 The Birmingham Age-Herald of yes- terday~ has the following on the sub Ject of the work done by the women in Bfrmingham for prohibition. Among those actively engaged in the work is Mrs. Cbatfield of Montgomery.
 Women actively at work for pro- hibition are holding weekly meetings at the, First Methodist church. They have selected Tuesday afternoon as the regular time for meeting. The central committee, composed of twenty five women meets every Tuesday at 2 o'clock and at 4 o'clock a general meeting Is held, to which all women are invited.
 'The meeting this afternoon will be led by Miss Vaughan. deaconess of the First Methodist church. Mrs. Chatffeld of Montgomery will address the meet ing and reports will be made by the central committee.
 This committee is sending out cir cular letters to the ministers in differ- ent localities In Jefferson County. urg- ing the organization of committees among the women of the county. The general committee hopes to honeycomb the entire county with organizations in which women may work more ac- lively for the prohibition cause.
 "The temperance movement is no longer confined to the members of the woman's Christian Temperance Union,