The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-11
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anEmzmmmmamamRmH mnmTmm@ammm Mobile, Aug. 10.-(Special. )-The warm weather seems to promote rath- CT than discourage the gayety or the younger set, judging by the number of affairs fh which it participates gem orally, and the many house parties now or soon to take place, particu- larly. @
 hospitable Leatherbury family at Rush. la is now the scene of one which will last until Monday. The eldest daugh- ter, Miss Sadie Leatherbury, being the charming hostess. Her guests are: Misses Annie Carol Hoffman, Marion Hunter, Lucille Burke, Ella Spotswood, Emily Terrill and Messrs. Jex Luce. J. B. Davis, Jr., Will Little, Wesley Overton and Will Orton. At Miss Kate Spears cool~ summer home at Battles. another congenial little party will gather for the week. end, Mrs. T. c. Mckenzie chaperon- ing. Composing this party are: Misses Katherine Donald, Glen Mckenzie and Irene Scott, and Tom Mckenzie and Kenneth Donald.
 During the week Miss Emma Hier- onymous and brother, Will Hieronymus, will entertain a party of twelve at the sumerm home of their aunt, Mrs. Gus Hieronymus on Fowl River, where fishing and boating will enter into the enjoyment of the week or ten days spent there. Their lucky guests will bes 9Ehs9 Glen Mckenzie, Marie Chris tiaH Aseile Scott, Katherine Donald. Cary Hall and Bessie Hybart. and Messrs. W. l.. Ross, Toulmin Cleve- | land, Grover Burke, Harry Reed and Tom Mckenzie. Miss Emma Cleveland will chaperone.
 Mrs. Kate Staples of No. 225 St. Anthony Street, announces the engage ment and approaching marriage of her daughter, Catherine Agnes Staples, to MT. Burleigh Putnam of Chicago. The wedding to take place at West Pasca- gould, Miss. the latter part of this month.
 Mir. George Otis is visiting friends at the Seashore Camp Grounds.
 Miss Eliza Vaughan has returned from visit to friends at Biloxi
 Misses Kate Fox and Mamie Taylor left Thursday for Hendersonville and Asheville. Later they will visit New York and Baltimore. remaining away six weeks.
 The Thursday Bridge Club will be entertained next Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Rhett Goode.
 MT. John Moore spent Friday at Coden.
 Miss Clara Anderson went to Spring Hill yesterday to spend the rest of the summer with Mrs. Carrie Marshall at her summer home.
 Mrs. Beverly Wilson and baby are at Pulaski. Va, where MT. Wilson ex-
 poets to Join them during the coming
 week.
 MT. Belknap and granddaughter, Dawn, will sail on the Rio Grande Tuesday for New York.
 Mir. Charles Carroll returned yester- day from weeks stay at Coden. Mrs. Leftwich and daughter, Mrs. Carmichael. who have been the guests
 of Mrs. w M. Provost and of Mrs.
 A. P. Bush, returned to their respec-
 tive homes in Birmingham and Flor
 ence yesterday.
 Colonel and Mrs. E. L. Russell and
 MT. George S Gaines returned late
 last night from Montgomery, where they have been for several days.
 MT. and Mrs Henry Tacon and fam | fly, came up from Coden this morning
 where they spent a delightful week.
 Mir. Gregory l.. Smith is now in Bir- | mingham, but expects to retuRn In time to sail on the Rio Grande Tues | day with his two sons for New fork' Mrs. Smith and Misses Helen and Ger l | join them there. They will then Ioeate
 at some nearby resort MT. and Mrs. J. B Dortch and Miss l Mildred Dortch, are at CoIoraoo
 Springs for the rest of the summer
 Miss Margaret Callaghan is spending | the summer at Battles. Miss Kate Moslander is visiting MES
 Maggie Ryan in Tuscaloosa At the meeting of the Fortnightly Card Club yesterday afternoon MISS Carrie Powers won the first prize i brown handpainted vase Mrs. M Lyon the second a half dozen drawn-Work | doilies and the consolation, a pair of white lace hose. fell to Mrs. Joseph
 Sands.
 Mrs S. c. Klein and daughter are spending few weeks on the Eastern | Shore.
 Miss Gertrude Wilkins is visiting l relatives in Selma
 MT. and Mrs George A. Michael are
 the guests of Dr. and Mrs. s. H. Hill | in Greenville.
 Mrs. Sallie Moses and her daughters