The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-05
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs. J. M. eCottes.

A. M. Baldwin. Mrs. Nose sabel Mrs.
 Adolph Lehman. Mrs. Thomas Thet- ford. IT., Mrs. Robert Chambers. Mrs.
 I. Well. Mrs. W. c. Scott, Mrs.
 George ". Jones. Mrs. James Mach
 man. Mrs. William k. Maxwell. Mrs. F. M. Billing. Mrs. Joe Hall. Mrs, Frank Evans.
 NOTICE, sAYRE STREET DISTRICT. There will be an important meeting of the Sayre Street District Committee of tho Montgomery School Improve ment Association this afternoon at
 4:30 o'clock at the Carnegie Library. Mrs. H. c. Gunnels, Chairman. MISS CLEVELAND AND MR, MAY MARRIED On Sunday afternoon tt the home of her parents Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Cleve- land. on Martha street, Miss Ceceiia
 Cleveland and MT. E. c. Hay. of In-
 diana. were carried. Rev. W. M. Cox odictating.
 The bride was attended by Misses Emma Hanson xnd Estelle Mathews
 and was accompanied to the place of the ceremony by her father. The groom
 was attended by MT. F.. J. Schmidt
 and Mir. J. T.. Hanson, as groomsman and MT. A. E. Kelly. of Augusta, Ga. /, who was best man. Miss May Brown
 was the pianist who played the we'd ding march and Hearts and Flowers during the ceremony.
 Among the out-of-town guests were l MT. and Mrs. A. E. Kelly. of Augusta. l Ga.. Mir. c. ID. Story. of New York. | and Mir ]. O. Kelly. of Augusta. MT. and Mrs. Hay are at home at 22s North Hull Street. Miss Sarah Davis will leave today | for Knoxville.
 Mrs. A. L. Dowdell, of opelika. is | the guest of her brother, MT. L. B. | illness of her title niece. Katherine Whitfield. who is reported as much l better.
 Mrs. E. R. Holt will leave today for Bay Minette. where she goes to | spend some time.
 Mrs. John Flowers and little daugh- | ter. Katherine, have returned from I Gainesville. where they have been | spending some time for the little girls health.
 Mrs. Glenn Andrews has gone to Au- burn.  Mrs. Frierson. of Butler County, l Georgia. is visiting her son. Mir. Frier- | son. at his home on McDonough street. +
 Mrs. Albert Diliard has returned | from a stay of several weeks with her parents at Evergreen.
 l
 Mrs. C. c. Russell of Evergreen is | visiting her daughters, Mrs H. P. Rob- | ertson. at Highland Park. and MrA | Albert billiard, on Virginia Avenue. .4- -S
 The June business meeting of the | Working Woman's Home Association | was held at the Home on Adams Ave- nue yesterday afternoon. Tn the ab-
 sence from the city of Mrs. T. W Han non. the President. on her vacation, the
 meeting was presided oyer by the Vice l President. Mrs. Emily Meyer. The matron reported seYeral dona- | tions during the month Mrs. M c. | Scott and Mrs. S. Roswald each sent a sewing machine for the use of the in-
 mates. Another friend of the Home | sent large quantity of fresh vege- | tables which were greatly appreciated. A glowing tribute was paid by Mrs. | Meyer to the memory of Capt. J. M. l Falkner, who. for many years. so will | ingly gave his advice and services to | the Association. Resolutions of re- | spect were read by Mrs. M. D. Blob. | chairman of the committee, and were
 adopted by rising vote. w sa Mrs. H. D. Tatum and little daughter. | Anna Louise, left yesterday for South east Alabama to visit relatives and friends.
 Miss Mary Palsgrove of Colorado | Springs, Colo, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Hancock.
 Mrs. sallie Crawford, of Columbus | Ga, is visiting her sisters. Mrs. Ros; | and Mrs. Randy, at their home on | Washington avenue.
 Mrs. Mary Fishborn, of South Caro- 1 lima, is the guest of Mrs. Augusta | cheny at her home on Monroe street. Little Miss Ella Holt will entertain
 A number of friends this afternoon l from 4 to o'clock at the home of hei
 parents, MT. and Mrs. B. R. Holt, or | Fielder street.
 Mir. R. P. Bazemore. Jr., will leave
 tonight for Ardmore. l. T.. where ht
 goes to visit his sister, Mrs. w. D'
 Howard.
 The Sunday School Teaehers Associa' tion will meet Thursday afternoon al 1 4:sO o'clock at the First PresbHteriaf | Church. when the senior lesson will DC
 given by Rev. W. M. Cox. the 1unio'