The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-21

Luciana. her sister-Ieannetto Charles.
 Landlady of the "Porpentine"-Lily Dale Dell.
 MISS KIRK ENTE--TAINs l THE TINTAGIL l The meeting of the Tintagil yes terday afternoon, held with Miss Dolly Kirk, who entertained the members at l the home of Mir. and Mrs. James s | Pinckard. was one of the charmlne l club gatherings of the season Tne program arranged for the afternoon | Included:
 A talk on Modern Stage Settings | by Miss Jean Craik. A talk on '"The Foreign Theatres m America" by Miss Louise Marks. paper on "The Drama of l9o6- | 1907" by Miss Ethel Marks. An important business feature or the afternoon was the election of omcers which resulted in the election of MISS | Lucretia wyman, Its president, MISS Olive Macdonald, vice president; MISS MISS Rebecca Pollard, secretary and MISS Jean Craik, director. Miss Elsie Calhoun, of Chicago. was | a guest of the club at this meeting. $ # @ Mrs. H. M Beck, of Birmingham, IS l the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs G. Wolff, at their home, 511 South Hull street.
 .Ss % & Mrs. Frank Rieke and little daugh- | ter. Jacduelyp, who have been Visitlns | her sister, Mrs A. D. Sayre, nave re | turned to their home at Padaucn Ny, 1 Mrs Reike before her marriage was Miss Marjorie Machen and spent many | of her school girl days and all of ner l vounr ladyhood her with her sister. She was a great favorite in society ana | her friends here to whom her VisI' was a pleasure, extended her a warh' welcome.
 The class of 1907 of the Girls HE ? SchooI has issued invitations tu | friends to attend class day exercises on Wednesday. May 2e. at II ociocA' I in the school auditorium. -% < E Friends of MT. and Mrs. H. L. Dudley | of Lowndesboro, will regret 10 iearl that their little son, Lewis, is very III l at the home of his grandmother, Mrs | Steed, on Goode Street. s E & MT. and Mrs. William Hubbard nave gone to Greenville to attend the re, ception given by MT and Mrs Carroll in celebration of their ffftieth anniver- sary of their wedding. + F F Mir George Waller has returned Iron Marion. where he has been attendlne college.
 Mrs. A. c. Birch, who has been visit ing relatives here, has returned to nei home in Birmin gham. Mrs. Birch will leave at an early date for New York where she will visit her daughter pe- fore sailing to spend a portion Of the summer abroad. # a E
 Mrs. Albert billiard has gone to Greensboro to visit relatives for several weeks.
 The members of the graduating ciass of the Select School have issued invi- tations to the commencement exercises, which will take place on the morning of May 2S, at 10 o'clock. The class IS composed of Miss Clare Hertz. Miss Chevis Evans Strong and Miss Lucille Jaiein woolf.
 Miss Lena B. Hansford of Talladega is visiting Mrs Lou Macmanus at her home, 513 Adams Avenue.
 Mrs J. L. Hall has gone to Hopkins vile, Ky, to visit her mother. Mrs. Chiles Barker.
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 Mrs. J. H. Singleton of Columbus Ga, who is i'll at an infirmary in the city, is much better.
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 Mrs. Galdraith, who has spent the past winter with MT. and Mrs. T. fl Merritt on Amanda Street, will leave in few days for Joliet, Ill. to visit her sister.
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 MT and Mrs. George Seibels, who were married recently at Norfolk, Va, are the guests of his mother, Mrs. Elm melt Seibels, at her home on Ferry Street.
 pr. and Mrs. Strickler of Atlanta are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Jeptha Will Hams, at their home on Holcombe Street Mrs. Strickler was formerly Miss Annie Williams of Montgomery and is a sister of Mir. J. c. Williams.
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 Miss Mamie Richardson of Clarendon. $ e.. who has been visiting Miss Nora Spann, returned home yesterday.
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 Miss Oneta Mcdonald of Whistler IS the guest of Mrs. Grove at her home on South Hull Street.
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 After three months severe illness at her home in Washington, Mrs. Minnie Reese Richardson writes her friends that she is able to be out again. Mrs. Richardson writes:
 Every day I am more and more in 1o,o x,,,tb Uashin Rfon There is a