The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-06-16

charge were Mrs. ]. e. Andrews.
chairman, Mrs. L. w. Hunter. Mrs.
NJ. D. Andrews. Mrs. Richard Banks,
Mrs. F. D Dreher and Mrs j. M. Hop
kins. The entertainment was given on
the lawn surrounding Barnes school.
The proceeds are to be used for school
purposes
Mrs. Dudley of Lowndesboro. who
has been in the city several weeks with
her little son, Lewis. has gone to
to place him under special
Mrs. S. K. Williamson and children
are spending the summer at Blount
Springs.
The pupils of the Sunday School Of
the church of the Holy Comforter,
chaperoned by number Of their teach
ers, enjoyed a picnic at Jackson's Lake
Friday.
Miss Louise Marks has gone to
Wayneville. N. c., to visit Mrs john
Norwood.
DR. and Mrs. B. J. Balwln. Miss Eliza
beth Baldwin, Mr.. Morris Baldwin and
Miss Flornce Marks have gone to
New York. where they Will sail on tho
18th to spend the summer abroad. They
will spend most Of their absence In
Switzerland.
Madam BRIDGE Blye. the noted pian-
list. who was on the program OF the
Music Festival, and who was the guest
of DIR. and Mrs. w, NJ. Wilkerson dur
ing her stay In the city. left yester.
day for Cincinnati where she will
spend a few days before going to her
home in Chicago. Madame Blye,
whose maiden name was Miss Birnice
Blye, Is the wife of prominent ply
sician OF Chicago, DR.. Richardson, Hav-
ing made the name Of BRIDGE Bye as
a pianist, she retains 1t in her pro-
fessional life. Those who met Madame
Blye socially found her a charming
woman, who was eager to declare her
self charmed by her short experience
in Southern life.
Madame Shotwell- Piper. the soprano
on the Music Festival program, left
yesterday morning for st. Louis, and
from there will go in a few days to
her home in New York, Much inter-
est was centered in Madame Piper's
visit to Montgomery. She is former
Alabamian and is granddaughter of
the late Governor oNeal of Alabama.
Her mother was the oldest daughter
of Governor O'Neal, who became Mrs.
Shotwell. Madame Piper was accom-
panied during her stay here by her
son, Master Shotwell Piper. hand
some little fellow of seven years. who
attracted much attention by his manly.
cultured bearing. Madame Piper was
much admired during her VISIT TO
Montgomery as an attractive and gra-
cious woman as we'll as very hand.
some one.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Townsend are
spending some time with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Pearce. Of Brenau College, al
Gainesville. Ga.
Miss Ida Belle Gay ana Miss Hiida
Johnson have returned from Lowndes-
boro, where they have been the guests
of Miss Eloise Meadow
Miss Cecile Loeb has returned from
Vassar, where she has been student,
and Mr.. Lucien Loeb has returned from
Cornell, where he has been attending
college. They are with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. jacques Loeb, at their
homo on Montgomery Street.
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Mrs. Gerald Ware and daughter, Miss
Susie Jelks Ware, have returned from
week . stay at RUM Nieot'
Mrs. William Orr, who Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Marlborough,
will spend this week with DR.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Chandler at their no me on
Sayre Street Mr.. Orr. who 1t attendi ss
a summer course of lectures on law
at Austin, Tex, will join Mrs. Orr here
before they return to their home In
Fort Worth, Tex.
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Miss Fannie Marks, Montgomery's
charming and gifted violinist. who APP
peared here at the recent festival, has
been the recipient of many complt-
mentary remarks on the numbers she
contributed.
Miss Marks, aside from a personal
charm and beauty that are ardently
a talented violinist.
Miss Maggie Frazer, of Mobile, is Wis
ting Mrs. John Naples at her home on
Virginia avenue.
Misses Liller Belle Smith and Katie
Grifith will leave today for an extend
ed visit to Jacksonville and Pablo
Beach, Fla.
Masters Willie and Terrell Smith will
leave for Pablo Beach. Fla, today.
Mrs. william B. Taylor, of Buffalo.
N Y, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Lance Johnston, on Wilson street. Mrs.
Taylor will be in the city for several
months.
Mrs. Charlotte Lynn-Campbell. who
has been spending the winter in Mont
gomery with Mrs. c.: P. Anderson, has
gone for an extended stay in Europe.
Mrs. T. Darlington semple ana
Misses Emile and Ellen Semple ana
Miss Annie CASTOR sailed from New
York yesterday morning for tour
Of Europe. They will be absent until
the latter part of September.
Mrs. T, NJ. Delaney and her daush-
ter, Mrs. w. NJ. Weathers, of Atlanta,
are visiting her son, Mr. c. c. De.
I,aney, at 100 Catoma street.
Mr.. ]. D. Jessel left Tuesday for
Tybee, Ga. to stay until about the
first of September.
Mr. Frank p Glass IT. who re-