The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

home of Mrs. Elsner is famous in the West for its rare art collections.
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 The meeting of the Young Ladies' Sewing Club with Miss Mary Kennedy yesterday morning held somewhat of sorrow as well as of joy. It was the last time that this popular young wo- nan will be the gracious hostess be- fore leaving to make her home in Montgomery. Miss Kennedy was the promoter and organizer of the club. which Is composed of ten of the Model City's most Interesting daughters.
 The meetings have always been characterized by unconventionality and congeniality. and the true inner na- ture of the members has been more apparent than upon more formal occa- sions A cosy morning chat. while needles are .jndpstrially piled, is some- thing the feminine mind delights in. and yesterday each member and the invited guests were in their happiest mood. and moments flew unheeded. Ere fingers grew weary, delicious refresh mentsN were served and adieus made. Miss Kennedy will be greatly missed in Anniston, where her sweet person ality and beautiful voice made her Q social favorite.--Anniston Star. # Mir. and Mrs. M. M. Tresslar will move into their new home on St. Charles Avenue, Capitol Heights, in few days.
 
 Mrs. A. s. Andrews. of Little Rock. is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. M. Wor- nun.
 MT. and Mrs. John Pitts have pur- chased the home now occupied by MT. and Mrs William Pitts 325 Sayre Street. and will pisye into 1t in Octo- ber.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Collins have taken the residence at 2l5 North Jack son Street and will move into It, in few days.
 Mrs. John Pitts will go soon to visit relatives in Newton, Ga.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Pickett have purchased the residence at 54 Amanda street and will occupy 1t this winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. chambless will move in few days into the residence at s5 Virginia Avenue, which they have taken for the year
 Miss Mary Arlington has returned from Ashevilie. N. C., where she spent several weeks.
 Mir. S. H. Hardwick. of Washington, and daughter, Miss Algie Hardwtck, have come from Toxaway, where she has been spending the summer. They will leave tomorrow morning and Miss Hardwick will spend the winter in Washington with her father
 Miss Lillian Emerson has returned from Geneva, where she was the guest of Misses Amy and Claire Collins.
 Miss willie Gayle has gone to Demopoiis to visit her grandmother. Mrs. Wynn.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Bellingrath have gone to Tate Spring.
 Mir. Fred whiti'u; has returned from Flat Rock, Conn. where he and his mother, Mrs. Mary c. Whiting. have been spending some time.
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 Mrs. James H. Hardaway has re- turned from Rock Bridge, Alum Springs where she had been spending the summer. She visited Lexington and Washington during her absence.
 Miss Nellie Holt is spending some time in Rock Bridge Alum Springs. Va
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 Mrs. Leon De Raums and children. Aubury Lucille and Edwin, of Birm- ingham, are visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. J. A. Frazer, at IS Brasseli street.
 Mrs F. M. Backman and daughter Laura, left last night for their honneain st. Louis after a visit of two months with their sister and aunt Mrs. J. H, Scott. at her home. Sl5 North Hull Street.
 Miss Laura F. Crump is the guest of Miss Emma Mae Furlow of Troy
 Mrs Fannum. of Banner. and her daughter, Miss Myrtle Fannum, are the guests of Mrs. John T. Turnipseed, Mrs. Fannum, Is here for treatment or an affection of the eyes.
 colonel and Mrs. A. B. Andrews, of Raleigh, N. C., spent yesterday in Mont komery with their daughter, Mrs. W, NJ. Marks. the left for their nome on the 2 D. m. train for Atlanta. Colonel Andrews is first Vice President of the Southern Railroad.
 Miss Polly Holt, who has been the guest of, Miss Emmie Campbell, has returned to her home In bainbriage' Ga.
 Mrs. John Mitchell, who has been visiting Mir and Mrs w. T. Chandler has returned to her home in ColumDus' Ga.
 Miss Jessie Devore has returned from rom visit to friends in Deatsville ana speigners.
 Miss Kate Hurley has returned from Millbreok, where she spent the MeeA the guest of Mir. and Mrs. K. h. Huo- son.
 Captain and Mrs. W. B. Jones and Miss Willie Jones have gone to NorI N,, folk and Jamestown whence they VII take the. steamer to New fork Clty; Miss Jones will remain East to atleno school at Mount St. Vincent on Ihe Hudson.
 MT Henry Crommelin has returned from Pensacola. where she has been visiting relatives.
 Misses Mamie offutt and Susie offutt will leave in a few days for North Carolina.
 Mrs. Nathaniel Trimble. with her niece Miss Nellie Wood wiley, or Mexico, is expected to arrive in snort while to be the guest of her parents Mrs I. w. Cannon and three sons have returned from Blomt Springs.
 Mrs. E. T. wnlingham and little daughtsr. Sara, have returned from Butler Spring.
 Miss | E. calhoun, of Spring Lake,