The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18

.'one of the latest dances which has taken Newport by storm and is danced by the social set of the East is The Boston. People give dances which they call the Boston just as those in the past have been called the German. attended one of these dances in New York"
 Professor Weisner has abandoned his idea of going abroad and Is spending the summer at Windsor. Vermont Mrs. Lee Dickson and little son, Bernard, have retured from Birming- ham, where they have spent the past two months with relatives 
 Miss Eleanor Mathews is visiting Mrs. Mason in Atlanta.
 Miss Hallie Matthews is visiting re- latives in North and South Carolina.
 Rev ". R. Ivey, of Maysville, Ky. Is visiting his mother. Mrs. J. e. 1vey, at her home. 604 McDonough street
  Mrs. F. J. Turner. of Selma, and two children. Edward and Mary Ellen. are visiting her mother. Mrs. J. c. Ivey, at her home on South McDonough street.
 Mir. W. & Blackman and his daughter, Miss Ada Blackman. and Miss Florence Cameron, will leave in "a few days for a trip to Washington, New York and other points Hast
 Mrs. Lottie Pope, Miss Moilie Thomp- son and MT. William Peck and children have gone to Indian Springs, Ga, to spend severel weeks.
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 Miss Katherine Dent, of Montgomery, who has been the attractive visitor of Miss Margaret Wellborn. on Quintard avenue, was complimented with a de- lightfu1 watermelon cut by Mir and Mrs. Walter D. Wellborn of New Orleans, at the Kilby residence on Tyler Hill, last Monday evening. ITS only the southerner and people of the home of the watermelon who can suc- cessfully give a watermelon cut There is that charm and inforInaifty about the cutting of an ice-cold, 1us- cious, Homegrown" melon, which only the true sontherned knows how to enjoy and appreciate. The cut on Monday evening was one of the most enjoyable events of the season, and Mir Wellborn and his charming wife, who spend their summer in Anniston, added new laurels to their own crown with the younger society set.--Anniston Hot Blast.
 Mrs. Charles F. Davis and little sson Dupree, of Hartford, are the guests of her mother, Mrs. West, at her home on Holcombe street.
 very delightful bay excursion was enjoyed Wednesday night by the friends of Mr. and Mrs D. Mountmolien, who gave the party in honor of Mrs. J. w Senterfit and Mir. and Mrs. 4. Hern. of Montgomery.--Pensacoia Journal
 There was delightful german given by the young gentlemen of the city at the Elks Home Thursday evening in compliment to the Misses Garrett of Texas. and Miss Armistead. of Mont- gomery: J, c. Hayden led the dance with Miss Minnie Hubbard as his partner. Mir. and Mrs. J. N. White chaperoned the party = Talladega
 Mir. and and Mrs. G. O. Miles and family, Mir. and Mrs. Lassiter and fam fly, and Mir. W. D. Stegall, returned yesterday from Bayou la Batre where they had been spending a few weeks. They report having had delightful time.
 Master Ben Ellis is visiting relatives in Selma.
 Misses Ruby and Matte Lee Phelps have returned home after visiting friends in Florence and Tascumbla.
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 Mrs. c. W. Fuller and her grand daughter, Miss Sheppie Fuller, will re- turn home tonight from a six weeks visit to Eastern points.
 Miss Jessie Fontaine of Georgiana Is visiting Miss Pauline Adams in Cap- itol Heights.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Flowers have l gone to gatnestown and will visit old | Point Comfortsand Atlantic City before l their return, which will be about the l 1st. of October.
 Miss sallie Smith and Mrs. Judge Frazer of Union Springs have been | spending a few days with their sister. l Mrs. F. A. Flowers, on South Perry | Street.
 Miss Addie Screws left yesterday for Blakely. Gal. to visit her sister, Mrs. Walter Thomas.
 Mrs. James Banks and sons. Frazer and James, of Denver. have been with her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Flowers, for q few days, on South Perry Street.
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 Miss Marye Goodwin Ashley, who Is the popular and attractive guest of Misses lone and Mary Charles Barnes, was the guest of honor last Wednesday evening when the O-G. Clubmen enter