The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-24

bert Sweat. Boiling Tisdale and Earl Coin. The club will meet next with Mrs. B. Coins, at her home on whitman street.
 Mrs. William Herbert of Demopoiis, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. William Weiss has been called home by the illness of her grand mother.
 News has been received by relatives here that Mrs. David Browder is very i'll with pneumonia at her home in Portsmouth. Virginia. Mrs. Browder was before her marriage Miss Eleanor Martin. She is niece of Mrs. M. B. Terrell and Miss Broughton.
 Miss Mamie Iaird. who has been spending some time with relatives in Florida has returned and taken up her duties as head nurse at the City In- firmary.
 Miss Pearl Winburn. who has been
 visiting relatives in Georgia. has re-
 turned and is again at the City Infirm- ary.
 Mrs. George P. Harrison and little son, Master George P.s Harrison, IT,, have returned to their home in Ope- lika after a visit of few days to General and Mrs. W. c. Oates at their home on Ripley street. Master George P. Harrison Is splendid young fel- low of three years. who is an object of we'll merited admiration of all his parents friends.
 Miss Frances Wolff, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. B. Wolff. who is in Germany studying vocal music, writes friend: h1D al grand. but horrible" Miss Wolff Is with her aunt. a sister of Mir. B. Wolff. who resides in Frankfort.
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 Miss Gilchrist who holds the chair of economies at the University of Ten nessee. was guest of the Montgom- cry Chapter of the Southern Associa- tion of College Women at the meet ing held with Miss Hunter Thursday afternoon at her home on Alabama street. She is visiting her brother. City Engineer A. R. Gilchirst. and family.
 When the New York Chapter. U. D. C., celebrated the tenth anniversary of the organization a week since, Mrs. Darlington Semple was member of the receiving party. 5g & # The College -Girls Club will meet on Monday afternoon with Miss Belle Anderson at her home, 504 South Court street, when the subject will be Vel esly.
 MT. and Mrs. N. c. Fuller. of Center | vile, are visiting their parents. MT and Mrs. F. Nj. Mcqueen, at their home, 109 Summit avenue. & N & Mir. and Mrs. Amile Stern and daugh- | A~- A0 DalI Q l will spend today and tomorrow with MT. and Mrs. M Mohr at their home | l20 Sayre street. Mir. and Mrs. Stern | are en route to New York. & & & Miss Coralette Metcalfe has returned | from a visit to Mrs. Frank Bricken In l Luverne Mrs. Brickan accompanied Miss Metcalfe home and is her guest R ss & Mrs. G. l.. Worth, of St Louis, is the guest of her sisters, Mrs. M. c. Scott, and Mrs. Frank Duncan. Mrs werth's visit Is a delight to her friends as she is former Montgomerian and is held in high esteem by them. Mrs
 werth is a very prominent and active
 worker in the Federation of Women's Club of Missouri and in many impor- tant movements of the women of her State.
 MT. and Mrs Abe Well and Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Hergfeld will be at home to their friends this afternoon and eve ming from to o'clock at their
 home, 635 South Court street. No in- vitations.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Herz, of Mays vile, Kentucky, are visiting Mrs. B. Frank.
 MT. and Mrs. Judson Barnum of Mill Iington, Mich, are the guests of her brother and family, MT. and Mrs. A. D. Mills, at their home, 120 Clay Street. This is their first trip to Ala bama, and they are greatly pleased with Montgomery and the surrounding country.
 Mrs. Willard HartweH of Florida, is visiting her relatices, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hartwell and family. % e S2 Mrs. W. F. Adams and little daugh- ter, of Savannah, Ga, are visiting Mrs ]. c. Haygood. # % # Mir. Clarence Dawson, who is a stu
 dent at the Marion Military Institute is at home for a few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. G. Dawson, on Lawrence Street. N & A
 Miss Gilchrist. of the University of Tennessee. addressed the members of the Paul Hayne Society of the Girls High School, Thursday, on the subject