The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-21

Anna Wilson, Vivian Landgrar, Master Marx Brickman, Osco Freddy. Fred and Henry Mahler. Hughe Clark. Ferrei Smith. Bob Wilson, Mike Mohr, Sam
 Mohr and Jake Mohr The out-of-
 Howard Ellington of Pratville. Vivian smith of Banner.
 MISS NEssLING ENTERTAINE. one of the most pleasant outings of the week was a moonlight picinic at Pickett Springs. in which Miss Lyla Nessling deligh fully entertained a few
 of her friends in honor of her guest. Miss Emily Herndon, of Troy. Those present were: Misses Aliyne Boyle. Mamie Burns Nell Burns. Annye Kelly, Ethol Smith. and Saiiie Nessling: Messrs. Hamp Roland, Percy Dumas,
 Josh Jones. Professor G. W. Parish, Carl Smith, J A. Windham of Troy, and Charlie Yehie.
 The party was chaperoned by Mrs. J. Nessling and Mfr. and Mrs. o. W. Nessling and Mrs. o. F. Roughton.
 DANCE AT sNowDoUN. One of the most delightful enter
 tainments of the season was given
 Friday evening in a dance by the
 the auspices of MT. J. C. Walter and
 Mir. Ernest Watts.
 The dancers. among whom were sew
 eral popular young ladies and gentle
 men of Montgomery. arrived about 9 o'clock and from then until the last
 strains of Home, Sweet Home" echoed through the hall was period of un-
 interruoted pleasure.
 GENERAL STONE IN BIRMINGHAM. The following notice in Sundays Age Herald willSbe of interest to many Montgomeyians, where General Stone has spent much of his time: Among the prominent visitors to the reunion was Gen. John B. Stone of
 Kansas City, Mo. one of the wealthiest
 and most influential citizens of the
 West. General Stone Is an Alabam- fan. and while here. was the house. guest of his niece. Mrs. Lucille Arm strong Williams, daughter of the late
 James P. Armstrong of Montgomery. MRS. HANSON ENTERTAiNs. One of the most delightful small af- fairs of the past week was the occa- sion on which Mrs. Victor Hanson en- tertained few friends at bridge in compliment to her guests, Mrs. J. H. White of Uniontown, Mrs. T. J. Hefiin l of Birmingham and Miss Mary Boyd of Spartanburg. s. c.
 Mrs. Louis Farley, after winning the
  1t to Mrs. White.
 The second prize. a pretty pin tray was won by Mrs. S. B. Seelye and to
 Mrs. J. B. Gaston fell the consolation
 prize. q book.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS MARK STEIN AND MISS sCHUsTER. A delightful supper was given on l Thursday evening at the Exchange in l compliment to Mss Reba Markstein of l On attanooga and Miss Maude Schuster of Selma, two attractive visitors to | Montgomery.
 The party included Miss Carrie Behr | and Mir E S. Meyer. Miss Lura Meyer and Mir. Sid Herzfeld of West Point. l Miss Maude Schuster and Mr. l.. E. 1 Jacohi. Miss Reba Markstein and MT |. l walter Lobman-
 ENLARGEMENT OF MISS
 DUNN AND MIR AKIN Tn The Bristol (va.) Herald Is found l the following announcement which will
 De of interest to friends In Mcntgori- cry: -
 ''Mr. and Mrs. Leander McChesney Dunn announce the engagement of | their daughter. Nell. to Mir Arthur l Clifton Akin of Montgomery. Ala. The | marriage to take place at the home of the brides parents In Johnson City | early in July
 | Many friends here will be greatly in- | terested in the above encouragement as | the bride-slect lived In Montgomery | for two years and has hosts of friends ! who admire her greatly and as MT. | Akin is young man of prominence In both business and social circles of Montgomery.
 f vINCENT-PIERCE. | A wedding of deep interest to friends l hare and elsewhere, which will take place on the afternoon of Thursday, | June 2s, at the home of the bride at | Robinson Springs. Is that of Miss Paul | inc Clifton Pierce and Mir. Isaac Har- | vey Vincent of New Orleans. Miss Pierce is we'll known In this | city where she has many relatives and scores of friends. She possesses a