The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

Il JeWcICtS. sMaennnszlnnnlsaaszlnsa1lIl friends. The hall on the third floor I of the Dexter Avenue business house l of the company has been elegantly fit I ted up as a dance halL and the af. | fair Tuesday night will be in the na- ture of an opening or house warm tug
 Miss Caradell Schuessler Of Roa- noke, Ala. is the guest of her cous Street. Mrs. J. c. Lee. president of the Con federated Southern Memorial Associa- tions for Alabama. has received let- ter from Mrs. W. D. Chipley, of Pen Chickamauga monument, and thankins her for a copy of Governor Jelks' pro- clamation in regard to the celebration of General Lees birthday. She says: appeal to the Governor of Florida, that he would do likewise. which he most promptly and graciously did. and we had very impressive service here In D. C., and Veterans, for an of which am grateful to you for your suggestion to me
 Miss Eula Render, of LaGrange, Ca, Is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Tyson, at their home on Mildred street
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 The Mothers Union will meet Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. William Led yard at her home on Jefferson Street. E @ @
 Miss Bessie Gladden. has gone to Mo- bile to attend carnival and to visit Mrs. Charles Hess ~ S @
 Dr. and Mrs. Lippencott of Kansas l City. Mo. were in the city yesterday en route to Denver, Colo, where he goes to regain his health. Mrs, Lip Pencott will be .remen1bered here by who resided in this city many years ago. with her parents. MT and Mrs Viii Halfman.
 Miss Addie Grifin and Miss Aline D Jones left last week for Montevallo to attend the Alabama Girls Industrial School
 Mrs. I. ". Hill, who is quite i'll, is reported as doias R v welis {
 Mrs. w. F. Fry. who hsa been the guest for some time of her mother. Mrs. Margaret Booth, will leave Thurs day for her home at South Bend. Ind. E Ss &
 Mrs. A H. Carmichael, wife of Rep resentative Carmichael of Colbert County, who has been spending the week with her husband at Montgom- cry. will return Monday to her home
 Miss Virginia sickett of Union Springs is visiting Mrs. M c. Davis at SIS Sayre Street;
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 Mrs. c. L. Blanchard of Lawton, Okla, is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. William H. Rlves. at Capitol Heights.
 The friends of Mrs. Lula B. Coker after very serious illness. The friends of Mrs A. Roemer will regret to learn that she Is. seriously i'll at St. Margaret's Hospital. S S E
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas S. zirkle of Staunton, Va. are visiting MT. and Mrs C. G. zlrklsi x s, Perry Street Miss Charlotte Thompson of New York is spending some time here with her cousin. Mrs. Lorlys Rogers, who Is spending the winter with her brother. CIoverdaie. Miss thompson is a niece of the distinguished actress. Charlotte Thompson. for whom she is named. was the late Lysander Thompson, who was for several seasons with his sister | in her most successful plays. He was | member of the company when Booth sons together. Miss Charlotte Thomp- | son, who is now visitor to Montgom- cry Is a debutante of this season, and | Is a most attractive young woman :. f-t nriR af Anr tinguished aunt and father. though she has not put it to professional use. Mrs sherley B. Murray of Mobile, is alson. at her home, 115, sayre Street. There are near a hundred Mont gomery women each who are out 25 cents by the trick of ar itinerant sharper who, several weeks ago went from door to door with what. seemed 1 to them a plausible story of giving them something for nothing. very well dressed and nice looking young man was this enterprising gentleman | and his story was this:
 "I am representing The Home Queen. a new magazine that is to be published dies Home Journal. We have more capital back of us than have the Curtie | people. who bring out The Ladies | Home Journal. The members of the
 a falling out. and a number of them
 have left that magazine and are strtv,
 inE to make The Home Queen All and
 more than the periodical they hav' left. Our plan is to give free Int
 Home Queen to twenty prominent wo'
 men in Montgomery. Your name Is ot
 the list. We propose to give 1t to yoi
 free for year if you will pay tht
 postage. which Is only % cents.
 That speech did the business. To ge
 the magazine free for year and thS | compliment of being "one of the mos
 prominent women" thrown in, was tot l much for the average woman. ant | forth came the money. All the maI | had to invest In to start him Tn tni
 business was a good suit of clothes
 and a suave, ingratiating manner
 Small stock with big returns.