The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-04

ham. of Birmingham. Her sister, Mrs williamson of Nashville, ana ner brother, MT Sidney H. Phelan. of At lanta, who have been with her' nave returned to their homes.
 Miss Jennie Lyde Herbert is spend ing some time with her sister. Mrs' William Weiss, at her home on Vlr- ginia avenue.
 Mrs. Claude Sadlsr, who has been spending a few days with her daush- ter, Mrs. c. c. Abercrombie, at her home on Perry street, has returned to her country home.
 Miss Bessie Rogers. of Letohatchie is the guest of Mrs. Charles Crenshaw at her home on Virginia avenue.
 Miss Susie Ople. of New Orleans. is visiting her uncle and aunt, MT. ana Mrs. c. c. Prince. at their home, lS North McDonough Street
 Mir. T. F. Ledbetter and Miss Lila Hook. of Columbus. Ga, who came to attend the Morgan Wagner marriage. were called home suddenly on account of the illness of Mrs. Ledbetter.
 S. whose marriage was an interesting her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. Wagner
 Mir and Mrs. Francis E. Brunette of Andalusia, MT and Mrs. G. Marshall Hamrick, of Troy. Misses Nell and Paulina stephens of San Antonio, Tex. MT. Ernest Finch of Brewton and MT. Le Roy Gafford of Letohatchie. have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Anne P. Larkin for the past week. Mrs, D. w Cannon of Elba will ar rive Tuesday to visit Mrs. L. B. Ham, rick.
 Misses Rosa and Stella Marcus. who have spent the past three weeks al Tybee and Savannah. after very pleasant stay, passed through Mont gomery today en route to Birmingham and Bessemer. to visit relatives and friends
 Miss Kate OConnor, the young Mont gomery woman who was so severely injured last week as result or having her hair caught in a shafting at | plant of the Montgomery Ice and Cold | Storage Company Is reported to be resting very we'll at St. Margarets hospital, where she has been undergo | ing treatment The injury which Miss l OConnor received has been quite pain | full in healing. Among the Montgomerians who will attend the marriage in Dothan of Miss McDavid and MT. DeJarnette Wednes- day will be MT. and Mrs. M DeJar- nette, MT. Pugh DeJarnette. who will be best man. MT. John Buck and MT. Gulley Zirkle who will be ushers; Miss Onie Belle DeJarnette.' who will be one of the bridesmaids, MT. and Mrs. c. G. Zirkle. brother-in-law and sis ter of the groom-elect.
 Miss McDayid. the bride-elect has many friends in Montgomery, made during her visits here to her cousin. Mir. Robert McDavid, former Secre-, tary of State She Is handsome and attractive young woman and Is an ac- complished musician. MT. DeJarnette. who Is a prominent and successful young business man. Is Secretary treasurer of the Dixie Cotton oil Com pany.
 Miss Mary Howell Majors, of Mont gomery, was guest of honor at dance at Oxford Lake. Anniston. The ger man was led by MT. Frank Gwin and Miss Majors
 Miss Helen Colquitt and Miss Mrytle Garrett are guests at a house party In Fort Deposit, given by. Miss Blanche Garrett.
 MT. and Mrs. F. O. Walsh will leave today for Warm Springs, Ga. Mrs. Alfred Jackson will leave to- morrow for Blount Springs.
 Mrs. G. w Barnett will leave to- morrow for Texas
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Boiling Blakey Will leave Monday for Jamestown NC" York and other points. A number of the younger set who enjoyed hay ride out on the Wire Road to the Cobbs plantation Friday evening included: Misses Georgia Rich- ardson, Ruby Richardson, Florence Harris Annie Danziger, Lula Mcqueen