The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-29
Social and Personal

Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Hen ry B. Gray leave today for Now York where they will spend few days through Easter. Henry B. Gray IT., who Is attending school near Boston. will meet his parents in New York and spend a week with them. On the return home Lieutenant Governor Gray will stop at Pinehurst, N. C.. where he will attend the Southern Educational Association meeting. which will be held the early part of April. Birmingham Age-Herald.
 Mrs. w. H. Laird is in Birmingham visiting her mother. Mrs. George Cas- sedy.
 Captain and Mrs. W. c. Barnett of Washington. Georgia, who are the guests of their daughter. Mrs. R. B. Wiley, at her home on South Hull street, will leave today for trip West. Mrs. J. c. Brock has gone to Geor- giana to visit her son. Mir. Theodore Brock.
 Mrs. B. Levy, mother of Mfr. Sidney Levy. of Montgomery. Is i'll at her home in Birmingham x F M
 
 moved into the home on Perry street recently occupied by Judge and Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan. % & x Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Metcalf have returned from Greenville. where they have been visiting relatives. Miss Margaret Turnipseed, who Is | teacher in the public school in Ozark. | is at home for time With her par 1 ents, Mir. and Mrs. John Turnipseed. at their home on South McDonough | street. Y
 Mfr, Allen c. Hall, Dean of the Law School of the Vanderbilt University. in Nashvilles Tenn. spent Wednesday In the city, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. F. s. Persons. He was en route from Houston, Texas, to Nashville Miss Kate oBrien is visiting friends | in Birmin gham.
 The J. E. B. stewart Chapter. Chill I dren of the Confederacy, will meet 1 this afternoon at o'clock with the I president, Miss Annie Warren Jones, at her home on South Hull street. * E %
 Mrs. Nose Sabel entertained the Married Ladies Euchre Club Wednes- | day afternoon, when the games were l played at six tables and the two handsome prizes were won by Mrs. Nathan Lobman and Mrs. Frankfur~ I ter.
 The Social met with Mrs. Andrew Buchanan Wednesday afternoon, when l A course luncheon was served and 2 | line of charity work was planned to be begun in the near future by the members.
 Miss Birdie Well entertained the members of her sewing circle We'd nesday afternoon. Thea guests enjoy ed the occasion on the verandah where a delightful course luncheon was served.
 Miss Daisy Hardin has returned to her home in Calhoun. after a visi' here to Miss May Avanger l M,sses sara Haiies. Lillian Hill ant I Pauline Mckee, students at the Acad emv of visitation, Mobile, have return | ed to Montgomery to spend Easte with their families.
 Mrs. F. c. Dowdell of Auburn arriVe' | In Montgomery last evening, havini l stopped over on her way home to Au burn from Manatee, Fla. for orfe l visit with her son, MT, J. 5. Do"ueh ] Her friends will be pleased to learn sn l has recovered her health and is abl to return home. She was accompanies by her daughter. Mrs. B. B. Ross o Auburn.
 Mir Frank Lynch, of Springfield | Mass, is visiting his cousins. Mir. Jame Parker and Miss Eleanor Parker, 2 Grove Street.
 Mrs. T. J. Robertson and ltttl' datighter Ermine have gone to Birm ingham to join Mir. Robertson. The, viii. make their home there in the flu | ture,