The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02

Alabama has recenfiy been rsmodeiied
In the Colonial style. The broad
verAndas ana Spiendid Corintnian
columns makes the exterior one OF rare
beauty, and the attention paid 70 ali
of the details OF the interior makes II
an artistic success from every point
OF view.
On account OF the rain last Friday
evening. MIR. Mscorkey's closing ad-
dress was postponed until Tuesday
evening at 1850 o'clock.
Miss .Dishro. city secretary for the
Gulf states. win stop In Montgomery
on her way to Atlanta, to hear Miss
Taylor.
The Fellowship Club will meet as
usual on Monday evening. The biple
lesson win be the fifteenth chapter OF
acts.
Mrs. e. L Penruddoeke and two
children OF Birmingham. will arrive
today to visit her parents. DR.. and MFs.
Shirley Bragg.
Her friends win rejoice to learn that
Mrs. Walton Hin 10 convalescent after
her recent severe illness. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill are with Mr.. and Mrs. Hardwick
Ruth for the present. They VIII De
there until their apartment home IL IN
readiness for occupation.
Mrs. John Henry Wright of Okla
homa City, formerly Miss Willie stone.
is the guest OF her cousin. Mrs. c. q.
Abercrombie at her home on Perry
Street.
Much interest IL conferred In the COM
ing marriage of Miss Annie Lou Chill
ton and Mr.. Lawrence Anderson which
will be an important event on the So
cial calendar for Wednesday, January
20. The ceremony will take place at
the home OF Miss Chiiton's parents.
Judge and Mrs. J. M. Chiffon. at $3.50
o'clock In the evening. Mrs. Thornton.
of honor and Miss Mary Seibeis Ball |
will be maid OF honor. Mr.. Anderson |
will be attended by Mr.. Clifford Stew |
art, who will act as best man.
The Ionian Club will meet with Mrs. |
John Tullis Thursday morning.
r
Miss Genie Gregory of Macon. Ga. is
visiting Mrs. Edward Mattel at her |
home. sol South Court Street.
Miss Allie Cumbie of Macon, Ga, ar
rived this morning to visit her sister, |
Mrs. Alvah Johnson and to be present
at the marriage OF her sister. Matte
Mae which win take place the follow |
ing Tuesday. :
Miss Sarah Culver has returned from
a visit Of several months to friends in
Atlanta and Auburn.
Mrs. J. @. Finley has returned home
after a visit OF several months to her
brother, Mr.. J. e. Pierce of New Or
leans. and Mrs. s. L. Hayes OF Thorn
asville, Ga
Miss Nell Meyer has returned home
after spending some time in Miami,
Fla.
Mrs. W. W. Patton. of Livingston,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. r. A. Chap
man.
Mrs. c. N. Mccain and Miss Edna Nc |
Cain. of Livingston, spent several days |
with friends in the city during the |
week.
DR.. and Mrs. B. r. Darneli have re-
turned home after visit to relative in |
Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. G. H. Bell, of Luverne. is visit |
ing Mrs. J. H. Hamilton.
Miss Louise Dubois. of Postock. is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Dubois, at sO4
Jefferson Street.
Mrs. J. H. BlckerstaR, Of Hurtsboro,
Is the guest Of Mrs. Francis z. Bur-
nett. at her home. Sos South Hull
street.
Mrs. James A. Bowdoin. who has been
visiting relatively In the city, has re-
turned to her homa In Dothan.
,. ~
tended the performance of ben Hur'
at the matinee yesterday was composed
of Miss Dorothy Purdy, Miss Lucille
Stephens, Miss Martha Sinquefeld, Miss
Sadie Porter, Miss Lucille Porter, Miss
Sadie Murphy, Miss Winnie Davis. Miss
Myrtle Trice, Miss Helen Gibbons, Miss
Ella Sands. Miss Rosa May SandS
Miss Carrie Rupenthal and Lee Sands
They were chaperoned by Miss Edith
Sands.
Miss Claribel Roney has returned
from Dothan, where she has been Wis
iting DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. N. Peasants have
returned from their wedding trip. and
are at home with Mrs. B. B. Warren
AIS South Lawrence Street
Mrs. H. o. Hendrick; of Brundidge |
who mas DeSn the guest OIL h1Es anu MIS-
Albert billiard on Virginia Avenue for |
several weeks, will leave for her home
this morning. Mr.. Hendrlck, who
came up to Join Mrs. Hendrick for the
weeks end, left for Brundidge yestsr-
day morning.
Mrs. John Henry Wright, of Okla.
homa City. is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. c. @. Abercrombie, on South Perry
Street.
p Mr.. and Mrs. James Calvin McGrew
have returned from New York and are
stopping at the New Exchange. Mrs.
McGrew was formerly Miss Clara Pei
ligrini.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the For
est Avenue Methodist Church, will meet
with Mrs. H. J. Wright, at her home
on Plum Street. at o'clock Monday az
ternoon,
Mrs. James Mcdonald, of ITALIA
dega, and Mrs W. r. Dickinson. of
Lafayette, have been entertained most
Hospitality at the home OF Mrs. T. T.
Meadows in Coosads, during the past
week. Fl
Mrs. Ike H. Simon is visiting In her
old home, Columbus, Miss. Mrs. simon |
is accompanied by her little son, Mas
ter Jacob Simon.
A.. AZ u Tanroud and Miss IA-