The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

~ A~14 AA&~ MI WA A&@ E MHmmmmmmmnmmnRmnmmmmmmmHms5 ledge The games were followed by delicious plate luncheon.
 Mrs. R. E. Bodman and little son. Ralph. left yesterday morning to visit her brother in Owassa, Ala, and later will go to Montgomery-Mobile Herald.
 Miss Winnie Lu and Cecile May Dem his have returned home after visit of four weeks to Norfolk, Jamestown, Washington, and Atlanta. They spent two weeks in Atlanta with friends' when they were honored guests or hon. or at several social functions.
 Mrs. w. A. McMillan and daughters, Misses Fannie, Minnie and Emma Me- Milan, hay ereturned to the city after visit to Pensacola.
 Mrs. l.. c. Fitzpatrick and son, Mas ter Lawrence of Birmingham, are the guests of Mrs. W. R. Fisher, at 275 Jeff ferson Davis Avenue.
 Miss Mary Pickens woodson is visit ing her aunt, Mrs. Linnie Reyes Pick ent, at SIS Washington Street. 
 Mrs. J. E. Duane and Miss Carrie Jones are visiting Mrs. L. K. Wing field at Lynchburg. Va. Miss Nettie Johnston has retusned from a visit to relatives in Bessemer. Mrs. Mack Bayzer and little daugh- ter, Elsie, left yesterday morning for a two weeks visit to relatives in and near Eclectic.
 | Mrs George W. Duncan and three little children, of Auburn, who have been spending few days with her sis | ter, Mrs. George W. Brown, at Mill I brook, passed through Montgomery Fri day morning, en route to Statesville, where they will spend several days
 with her sister, Mrs. L. W. Tyus. Mrs Luther Jones, who for some time
 has been the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Paulk, has returned to her home In Montgomery.--Union l Springs Breeze.
 Mrs. Dave Johnson. wyiy Johnson and Miss May Johnson, have returned from an extended trip West. MT. and Mrs. Platt J. Morgan return | ed the first of the week from their wedding trip to Cincinnati, Detroit, Bufsalo, Niagara, and points in Canada. A number of young people enjoyed surprise party at the home of Miss Louise Sharp, on Monroe Street Tues day evening. The party included: Misses Myrtle Brock, Ligon Crump, Mattie Lee Phelps. Dora Crump, and Messrs Jim Colline, Willie Baker, Jack Moore and J. M. Elliott. -fs MT. and Mrs. J. M Guy are spending a short time at Travellers Rest. Mrs. Emma Herbert and daughter. Mrs. William Weiss, ana sister, Mrs. Mary billiard, will go to Blount Springs | In d few days to spend some time. Miss Eloise Russell, of Evergreen, is ! the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert | billiard, at her home on Virginia Ave nue. Mrs. billiard, who has been quite ! Ill for a week, Is much better.
 MT. Edward H. Herbert is the guest of his sister, Mrs. William Weiss, at her
 home on Virginia Avenue.
 Mrs. Frank M Walker and two chill dren, Frank Walker, Jr., and Roslyn.
 have gone to Banks to visit friends. | a | home after an absence of two weeks ! visiting Miss Marie Underwood, at La
 Grange, Ga.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Reynolds, Jr.
 have gone to Evergreen to visit friendS'
 MT. and Mrs J. Pepperman have gone l to Jamestown, by way of Savannah. They will visit their children in Phila- 1 delphia and New York before returning home. after an absence of several | weeks.
 l Mrs. Mercer Green, of Nicholsville. | and little son, Julian, are visiting her
 mother. Mrs. J c. Ivey, who is anter- tainIng at a family reunion at her home
 on South McDonough Street.
 MT. J. O. Ely, of Knoxville, is visit l ing his parents, MT. and Mrs. George
 w. Ely, at their home on Hull Street, Miss Charlotte Pond, of wilmington, | Ohio is visiting her uncle and aunt, MT.
 and Mrs. R. E. Hunt, at their home
 on Dexter Avenue.
 Mrs. Richard Hobbie is visiting rela-
 tives in Troy.
 MT. and Mrs. Tilford Leak, Jr.. have
 returned from Bordon- Wheeler Springs. 
 Mrs, John Fillmore has returned from l Catoosa Springs. and Macon. Ga, where
 she has been spending most of the | summer.
 |
 Miss Blanche Wolff enteretained a
 number of friends at a veranda party
 yesterday morning at her home on Perry Street. It was a delightfully
 informal gathering. during which mu-