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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-26

ty at her beautiful country home near Autaugaville last week when her guests included Miss Florence Howard Of rus ksgee Mss Aliee Lee st Hilllsrdf of gF Forest n Home. Miss Edna Howard ana MISS Lizzie smith of Lowndesboro and Miss Bessie Greene and Miss Howard Greene Sl %enta MGnssHweddb es;oned by MISS HoWsrds guests were several hay rides given by the young men of Autaugaville, and pie s a s0Ss .. sisson nsss. 09 rSay rsys them a water melon cutting and on Thursday evening Mss Annie Laurie Howard entertained in their honor. added the pleasure and friends from Montgomery, Prattville. Lowndesboro and Mulberry joined them from time to
 Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Conner of En- terprise. assisted Miss Howard in en- tsrtainis her guests.
 Miss Myrtle Coleman has returned after a months visit to friends in Mo- bile, Point Clear and Fairhopa.
 Mrs. Annie Bergan has gone to se- Mrs. Joy Heiipern.
 Mrs. Ellen CIaeborn has gone to Flo renee to visit friends.
 ting Miss Daisy Thomas wetumpka has returned home.
 Miss Hettie Barnett who is spending the summer at Grandview was the guest of Miss Lene McMillian for sew eral days last week.
 Mrs. Robert Ellison has gone to Hurtsboro where she is the guest of relatives
 Mrs. Mae Crommelin, of Montgom- cry who has been the guest of Mrs. N.
 Mes on noN North sas fsnsS fasat strsee of ars opeiika News.
 Is fs se sas. A: rrsGDs es S.s Gt g.ts 9sfs Ts Miss Margret Hubbard, Miss Margaret Coleman and Miss Lorana Cain will spend this week with Miss Farley who Monday evening. A number of other entertainments have been arranged for them.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Peasants have re- turned home after a visit to New or leans and Gulfport.
 MT. and Mrs. George Andrews near Peterman. Master Harold M. Glynn of Montgomery. made q flying trip here rents, Mir. and Mrs. J.. w. Helton, to get some. of the good old country breeze--honroe Journal.
 Mrs. F. H. Cobbs has gone to Mobile to visit her son. Mir. Fred cobbs.
 Mir. N, D. Eubank and Mir. Virgil Chandler have gone to Warm Springs. Ca. to spend some time.
 Miss Pauline Adams has gone to Eufaula where she is the guest of Mrs. R. c. Adams.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson and children will return tomorrow from sPerdido Bay wherethey have sepnt the past two weeks.
 MT F. c. Andrew has returned from London where he went to attend the Pan Anglican Convention of the Epis- copal Church.
 
 Miss Mary Watts who has been vis-
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Tor. at Highland Park on Thursday af- ternoon. The pinning of the donkey's tall was a very enjoyable feature Of amusements, the prize being awarded to Master Arthur stephens. The oth- CT guests were Masters Albert Pickett, old Stephens, George Cary Starke. Lu- ther Seidell. Arthur Stephens. John Goodwyn, Adolph Dreysprins. Richard Taylor aud Little Miss Lucia Taylor.
 Mrs. C. c. Pruitt and four children Ss,snta of Sr a Mrs ar sOoth S Msr tha Street.
 The W. c. T, U. will meet at Dex- ter Avenue Methodist Church this af ternoon at 4:so. We urge good at
 Mrs. J. B. Nell,
 Mrs. H. 0. Manning. secretary.
 Mrs. J. R. James and Mrs. NJ. A, Rshsvlli.. RslsvlR ass <. 'p'ndlns the summer in
 MT. and Mrs. T. c, oconnor of Mrs. T. P. o'connor at l2t Whitman Street.
 Mrs. Ross Edwards and two children of Savannah. Ga. are visiting her grandparents. MT. and Mrs. Booth. on Martha Street
 Mrs. George Stuart and daughter, Mss IneE Cowper Stuart, accompanied by Miss Lucie GrIgg. will leave In q few2days for the nnountains of Virginia, where they will spend the remainder of the summer. They win be Joined there
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CONCERNING WOMEN AT

CONCERNING WOMEN AT
 HOME AND ABROAD.
 While some daughters of American iDnasss Ina to ssesre 'g plsstige | abroad by bar tering themselves with their weaitn tef a title 1t may fall to the lot or an op- scure actress to be the first American If If P Prince % Peter Lasar Lasarovitch. claimant to the Servian crown nov worn by King Peter succeeds in ms aim of uniting the balksh ,,srsS Miss Eleanor Calhoun of California will have the. satisfaction or calins herself Queen. . ried 10 this eminence which will make her an object of envy to many or ner fellow countrywomen her good fortune will doubtless go far to compensate her for a disappointed career as an
 Ii I is something more than ten years since Eleanor Calhoun left America with the determination to make her way on the French stage. This ambi- tion was as unusual as 1t was daring But good fortune seemed to smile upon her. Paris applauded her genius when she left America she possessed only the ordinary linguistic equipment which an American boarding school offers She however, spent three years in a complete mastery of the French
 When the curtain fell upon the last act of the play in which she made her debut at the Odeon 'la belle Ameri- caine' was pronounced complete sue cess Miss Calhoun was offered other opportunities at the Odeon, but she wished to pass at once to the Comedie Francaise. But for this honor she was told she must wait. In indigna- tion at what she considered an in5us- tice to her talents she refused to ac- cept another engagement at the Odeon. She had made contract to appear In London. but intoxicatsd wfth her sne- her contract. Thus she. angered a great manager who vowed she should never again have the opportunity of appeai i, ing at first class theatre in England and America, and he kept that VOW Miss Calhoun was confronted with a boycott against which neither genius nor influence prevailed. From that appear on playbills. She has become a mere memory, light that failed
 Yet If Prince Lazarovitch gains his end she has not failed. For who c@an can come joint ruler of the Balkan States
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 Mrs. James Brown Potter the cele- brated actress has declared herself ID as her reason the following statement:
 "We women are no longer puppets on the stage of life. placed here or there are are flying. i we are free. At last we are true citizenesses of the world. bound not by feudal ties of serfdom or fealty, but by the larger and ennobling bonds ofscitizenship and patriotism
 Evelyn Raymond of Chicago. years old, Is 6 bird expert and recently gave a remarkable demonstration of her knowledge of ornithology in the bird house in Lincoln Park. Chicago. when she viewed about seventy-five speci- mons of the little feathered creatures state correctly the species. She was accompanied by her father Thomas Raymond, an employe of Marshall Field and Company, and a number of little girls who are members of the North Side Ornithology Club. of which Evelyn Is President Evelyn has always been an expert ornithologist. One month age she was proclaimed the most pro-
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Mss Roma May Spiers of Prattville, and Miss Julia Lightfoot of Shorters, who is her guest.
 The home was beautifully adorned with palms, ferns and cut-howers and on the lawn big bon fires were kept burning brightly.
 A watermelon cutting was enjoyed on the lawn and later refreshments
 MT. JunIus Pierce of Montgomery, who is spending the summer at Rob inson Springs. added greaty to the pleasures of the evening with a mum Der of vocal selections.
 Among those who enjoyed the hos pitalfty of Mrs. Thomason and MT. Robinson were Mss Nonie McWil- liarns Miss Hattie Mcwillams. Miss Miss Roma May Spires, Miss Julia Ligh tfoot, Miss Rena Thomas, Miss Lucille wilkinson Miss Porter Brown, Mir. Allen Northington, MT. Edward Eorthington. MT; Merrill Pratt; Mr J. NJ Tucker. MT, Albert Gresham, Mir. Samuel Mims, Mir, Gorron Musgrove. MT. Edward Gresham. Mir. Charlie Ward. Mir. otis Williamson, MT. Will liam Hunt Spires. MT. Collie Smith. and Mir. and Mrs. Golson. all of Prattville. MT. and Mrs. Junius Pierce of Mont k gomery. MT. J. T. Powers of Athens, Tex. Miss Pinkston of Mt. Meigs, Miss May Harris and MT Leo Zeigler.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Hausman and General ". W. Brandon have returned from Union Springs, where they were delightfully."- entertained at a weekend party by Colonel and Mrs. H. T. Ros- enstihl. On Friday Colonel and Mrs. Rosenstihl and their guests were en- tertained at a beautiful dinner party given by Mfr. and Mrs. Lee Alexander at their lovely home. In the late af- ternoon q jolly party of congenial friends drove out to Colonel Rosen-
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stihls country place and enjoyed fish Ing. The pond on this place Is stocked with trout breanl, perch and eatnsh- but General Brandon "1anded' eel ana terrapin, which not only Increased the stock of the pond. but speaks well for the General as q fisnerm2p,
 The Colonel and Mrs. kosenstthl are ideal host and hostess. and every com iort and pleasure was provided Tor
 in addition to fine Ash in abundance. 1R The eianGgss party was eonposs2 of Colonel and Mrs Rosenstihl. Mrs. Lee Alexander, Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Hausman, Gen snstS sTs c srsnao Rshander 'f R. Aflen H Aes Ees andsr and Win Walker.
 delightful gathering met at Mrs. Arthur Davidson's, on Heron Street. on Friday evening Music, both vocal and instrumentai, entertained the guests; refreshments were served at a late hour. Those present were Misses Morgan Of Jacksonville. Fla, Bessie McCord of Dothan. Florence Duke and Lena Davidson, Mesdames M. W. Blue and Pruitt. and Messrs. M. W. Blue. Clifford Jones and Arthur Davidson Jr.
 The friends of Mrs E. C. Weed. wife of Bishop E. G. Weed of the Episco- pal Diocese Of Florida. will regret to hear of her critical illness in Jack sonville, Fla. Mir. T. Gardner Foster
 
 sonville by her Illness.
 pr and Mrs. ". M; wfksrson; who r have been spending some time at Co., den, have returned home.
 Mrs. Elizabeth RaarclSe of Eufaula, who has been spending some time with friends in Montgomery. has gone to Blount Springs.
 Miss Flossie Well has returned from West Point G. R.. where nsn she t4.rsss,S has seen
 Mir. and Mrs. Lovick Pearce and family and Miss George Boggs of Selma have returned from St. Andrews Bay. where they have spent some time.
 Mrs. T. E Pickett of Chattanooga is the guest of her sister. Mrs. T; M'
 Mir and Mrs Pope Seals of Blrming- ham have come to Montgomery to re- side. and are with her parents, MT and Mrs. W. T. Chandler to Court Street.
 Mrs. T. W Culver of San Antonio Tex. is the guest of her son ana daughter. Mir. ahd Mrs. J. W. Gull yer.
 Mrs James H, Judkins and Mrs, Thomas W. Judkins left yesterday for the mountains of. North Carolina, to re- main during the heated term.
 Mrs. B. I. Dahlberg has returnad from Clarke County. where she has heen on visit to relatives for the past week.
 Miss Carolyn West has returned from Sewanee and Monteagle, Lehh'' where she spent the past few weeks
 
 The Misses Jennye and Julia Levy stein have gone to Asbury Park. N. J., to spend some time. They will also visit relatives in New York City.
 
 Mrs Helen Martin and her son. Will Martin. will leave this week for Hot Springs. Va.
 
 Mss Lucille Howard entertained number of her frienrds at house par
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Iting Miss Mary. Dannelly' has returned to her home in opelikas
 Mrs. R. H Kinds has gone to We tumpka where she Is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Cox.
 nice c'sfss Rogers. Ts.a of Psnsaeola. and Maud ThWeatt of Montgomery. who have been attending 3 house Rarty at the turned to their respective homes last new made friend --Monroe Journal.
 Miss Edith Meyer has returned from visit to friends in Selma
 The sewing circle will meet with Mrs. Kai Schwartz on Thursday at her home in the Gay-Kirkland flats.
 Miss Aileen .Jones who has been vis- itlng friends in Greenville has return ed home
 Miss Caroline Hannon has gone to Pass Christian to spend several days
 Mrs. G. w. Carr has gone to Nota- suisa to spend some time
 Mrs. B. NJ washhurn, Miss Elolse H. Harris liar s and Mir. and Mrs. " W. Brame are spending some time at Pass Christian.
 Miss Mary Lee Sharpe has gone to spend some time with friends in No- tasulga..
 Mrs Lawrence Anderson has return ed from Mountain Creek where she was the guest of her sister Mrs Emmett Thornton.
 Mir. George Robertson. of New Or leans is spending few days with his cousin, Mrs L. W. Lahey at. her. home on Goldthwaite Street
 MT. and Mrs Bruce Kennedy and children are spending some tffne on the Eastern shore of Mobile Bay. They are at Battles
 The many friends of Mrs. Cloud Tut tie, who Is at a local hospital for treat ment win be gratified to know that she Is improving rapidly
 Miss Arminta Cox has returned from Birmingham where she has been visit ing friends
 Miss Ecwina Wood and Miss Maude Burnett of Columbus, Ca, are the guests of Mrs. T, J. Williams on Adams Street.
 Master John Cary Taylor. Jr.. enter tained very dellghtfully at a water melon cutting in celebration of his 9th birthday. on the lawn at the home of his parents. Afr. and Mrs. J Cary Tay-
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by little Miss Annie Lucia Stuart. who has been visiting relatives In New York City.
 Miss Maggie Patterson of Columbus. Ca. is visiting Mir. and Mrs. NJ. C. Patterson al III North McDonouGh Street.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Mckenzie of Greenville are visiting Miss Lillian Sanderson. Mrs Ell Rankin and two little sons, Earl and Cecil, have returned from New Orleans and for the present are with her sister. Mrs. Andrew Gay.
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 Mrs. s. L. smith and Mrs. Gardner Williams and son, Louis. are visiting friends In Troy for few days.
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 Mir. and Mrs. William F. Friedman are being. congratulated on the birth of a daughter.
 Mrs. Holmes ofKain and little dsugh- ter. Dorothy. of Nashville, Tenn, have
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returned home from 2 visit to their LeGrand, Ala.
 Miss Lucille Graf has returned home tle's and Point Clear.
 Mrs. L. H. Lee. who has been visit Ing her parents, Judge and Mrs. A. home, accompanied by her sister. Mss Louise Alston.
 her parents, Mir. and Mrs. !. D. Bar ron on Jackson Street
 The marriage of Mss Kathleen vlr. gInia Harrison and Mr. Anthony Fran cis Hammond will take place at T.30 a. m. tomorrow in St. Johns Episcopal church in the presence Of a few friends
 Miss Hattie Mathews of orrvilia and y,s;;,nSS Mss; e dLr. dL Y%SSngPsloqd Of Troy s5Ts North Decatur Street.
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 A most delightful affair was an out ,hE .hEg st iTayior's NH on the evening Of kyser for the many .yeung ladies vislt- ans s1susen,an,. in tne city: A Dancing and otnsr Senrs visi,ors nrs were enjoyen; Ainong tss , Lorrie of Montgomery. Green of Annls- Ton, Underwood and Freeman of Tal- eoaton. s Ca Thigpen of sylaeAusa. Nashville .--Talladega Mountain Home {
 Mir. and Mrs. F. John Mccoskar time.
 v,iais Miss MyriIe Hun of cEsepyille is the { her home, sos s. Hull Street
 Mir; ana Mrs. B 3. smith have gore term.
 Mrs. D. R. Cook. who has been spending some time in Atlanta, has gone to Warm Springs. Ga.
 Mrs. L. H. Hillman and little daueh. ter, Frances, of Mobile, are the guests of MT. and Mrs ". H. HawIey at their home In cioverdaie.
 Mr: ana Mrs. T. D carbew have weeks in strata. Mrs. Sadie Webb decampi who has been the guest of Mrs. Robert String fellow. has gone to Warm springs ca
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Holt have gone Road for the summer.
 Miss Linda deYampert has returned from 2 visit to friends In Birmingham and Gadsden.
 Mrs. Edwin A Fusch and little daughters. who have been spending the past six weeks with Mrs, ". Fl Haw- Icy. M have returned to their home In
 Mise Pigie pgncs99 Of qaesae9 is slae pert at her home on Perry Street
 Mrs A. B. Raiues formerly of Montgomery, now residing in Birmtng- ham, Is spending some time at the Baldwin place in Elrlore. Mrs. Raanes will spend several days with friends In Montgomery before returning 10 Bir- nfngham.
 Mrs Lizzie McLennan has returned from westville. Fla. where she has heen visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs. J. c. Hood. She was accom- panied by her daughter. Mrs. R. wfl- Hams of Florida.
 Mfr. and Mrs. IT. A Manning have gone to TalladeEa and AsheviiIe, N. C.. where they will spend the summer
 Miss Mabel Gordon has gone to Gaas- den. where she Is the guest of Miss May Dudley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-26
By Mrs. J. M deCottes

garet Coleman. Messrs Sam Adams. Will. Laurie. Louis Lassiter. Harris Washburn. Ben Washburn, Alva Fitz- patrick. Tom Fitzpatrick. Charlie 5rame. George Miles. Robert Griggs, Joe Persons, Joe Cain Sam Englehardt shepard Dowdell. Shelby Boykfn, John
 DANCE AT PATRIOTS HALL.
 The members of the Council No. q, American Patriots. entertained a num- per of their friends at dance We'd nesday evening at Patriots Hall on Madison Avenue, when among the Cancers we're: Miss Lillian Pulllum, MISS Mary Giles. Miss Genie Powell. MISS Carrie Pye, Miss Florence Duke, Miss Amelia Hudson, Miss Corrie Gard ner, Mrs. c. l.. Hicks, Mrs. Lula Bell, Mrs. J. D. Long, Mr. E. c. Ellison, MT. C. ". Jones. Mir. D. Archdeacon, MT. w. F. Brinsfield, Mir. J. D. Long, MT Q. B. ogletree. Mir R. B. Tisdaie, MT. J. w. Ellis, MT. Lewis. MT. J. R. Robertson, Mr. Julius Afford, MT. J . w. House, Mir. E A. Duggar, MT. P. L. Rollo, Mir. E. A. Tyson, Mfr. W. n Parks and MT. F. R. Grunewald.
 EsrEs-mADpox.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Blankensiiip Maddox of Blount Springs, Ala, an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Julia, to Mr. William Thornton Estes of Birmingham, Ala. The mar riase to take place in October.
 Mrs George L. Harris and Miss Mary Ellen Harris will sleave Thursday for
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DANCE AT OAK PARK.

The members of the Inter Sc Club entertained at a dance on FridSy even march was led by Mr. Harris Wash burn assisted by Miss Eleanor crum.
 Among the dancers were Miss Bessie nie Solomon Miss Clair Davis. Miss Olivia BogaclSi. Miss Maggie Hubbard. Miss Rebecca Pentecost. Miss Fillmore. of Mountain Creek: Miss Elizabeth cKnight, of Birmingh am; Miss Jean Mapes. Miss Eleanor lcrurn. Miss Mar
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Colorado. Mir. Harris will accompany them as far as St. Louis. Mrs. Harris and Miss Harris will be joined m Den yer by the formers brother, pr, " O. Garside, who now resides there and To- gether will make a tour of the West.
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 The following from an exchange will be of interest here where Mrs Lewis has frequently visited and where she has many friends:
 The Opelika Daily News has a pie ture of Mrs. Mark Lewis. Of Birming- ham, who Is spoken of as the most is a distinction to be proud of, for Southern California is noted for its beautiful women" Mrs. Lewis is visit ing her relatives in Los Angeles, and the picture was taken during the fete in honor of the officers and men of Admiral Evans fleet where Mrs. Lewis was a member of an entertainment committee. Birmingham people who know so well of the remarkable beauty of Mrs. Lewis are proud of the dls- tinction she holds in her native state, but feel that no newspaper print could do her full justice.
 A number of young people enjoyed a tallyho ride and watermelon cutting on Thursday evening, when they drove for ten miles on the Carter Hill Road and there enjoyed the melon feast. The party which was chaperoned by Mr and Mrs. W. C. Armstrong and Mrs. W. s. McDade included Miss Matte Belle Austin, Miss Frances McNell. Miss Katie McDade. Miss Edna McDade. Miss Lula Cook Miss Ida McDade. Miss Sal lie McDade, Mir Edgar McDade, Mir. T. C. Ellison, Mir Glenn Sample, MrssC H. Clacey, Mir. Henry Barry. MT J. w. Ellis and Mir. R. L. Wheat.
 Miss Mary Knight has returned home after visits to Tuscaloosa and Meridian Miss Miss Knight was one party in Tuscaloosa given by Mrs. w. 1T. Cornell.
 Miss Sara Gilver of Birmingham Is the guest of Miss Essia Dean at her home on Madison Avenue.
 Miss Leora Norman has gone for a two months visit to friends in St. Louis and other points in Missouri.
 MT. and Mrs. William Marks and children, Julia Andrews Marks and William Marks, Jr" nave .hSs retasnse hna spent some time Mrs. Marks and the two children left in April for Raleigh, N. O., where they spent some time with her parents, Col. and Mrs A. B. An drewa Later they spent some time at Beaufort, before going to Toxaway.
 The dance which was to have been given by a number of young people to Tuesday. July 2s.
 
 Miss Annie Pearson of Birmingham Is the guest of her cousin, Miss Kath- leen Harrison on Decatur Street. Miss Pearson came to attend the wedding of Miss Harrison and Mir. A. F. Ham, Inond. which will take place tomorrow morning at St. Johns Church.
 Mrs. J. A. Young and little daughter, Frances. have gone to Hale Springs.
 
 Mrs. Morris Seligman has gone to Cincinnati where she will spend some time.
 On Monday evening. Mrs. P. J. T,hornaSon and MT Edward Robinson entertained a number of the young people of Prattville at their home m Robinson Springs. in compliment 70
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IN coMPLIMENT To MIss ENGLE.

IN COMFLIMENT TU MAss IsNWLh.. at a tally-ho ride and Dutch supper last evening in compliment of Miss Blanche Engle who will leave in few weeks for Charlestown, West Vir-
 The party included MT. and Mrs. Kai Schwarts.. Miss Florence Schloss Of sacola Miss Blanche Mohr, Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Clare Hertz, Miss Lyra Meyer. Miss Bertie Well. Mir. Hermen Loeb. MT. Joseph Marcus, MT Irwin GassAnh elmer. Mir. Herbert Hertz. MT. Harry Davis and MT John Hirsch.
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THE SOCIAL SIDE

ficient bird expert in her club and was awarde0 q gold medal by parents of the children. It was then suggested saat Is,sn,n visit ss made to the bird house actual knowledge. and her accuracy in deIIning the species even amazed her
 SOCIETY OFF FoR SUMMER
 Society with a capital has gone into summer quarters and has offfclaily ceased to pc. The smart set is off at the country for the heated term and elaborate functions and large parties are no longer being given. The enter, bridge parties. picnics. out-o door dances, parties at the Countrv Club. motor parties and the like; all gotten with as much defersnee et to if it ss sM is posl sna sibie.
 The summer resorts are now in full season and are very gay with the number of sightseers. have departed for the large cities in the East. Excur- sions are being put on the railroads to M Pq,nas sys % ns 5 out hoa aa any ans varied noted places and things they can view in one day. Europe has siaimsd her vented number as ;sda of travel Far West have enticed their followers.
 The stay-at-hon1es are pitied by all those who deem themselves so exceed ingly fortune as to be able to get away for the summer. but the stay-at-homes do not find themselves deserving the pity. Montgomery Is warm. yes. but not more so than a number of the places that the go-aways have chosen and they can have all the comforts and luxuries which cannot be gotten in summer hotels and cottages at the re- sorLs.
 Y. W. c. A. swiMMING FOOL. One of the most attractive and invit- Ing of all places on these hot, sultry suiitIler days, Is the swimming pool at tan Association on Perry Street. The pool Is frequented by scores of the young women of Montgomery who have learned to swim there and thus owe their proficiency Tn the art of swim ming to the pool. Swimming is a splen- and one that Is conducive to grace and agility.
 The pool is in charge of Miss Rosalie Higgins and is open on Mondays and Thursdays from 10 to Il o'clock. The swimmers are divided into two sec until half past and those who go in at i0:30 and come out at II o'clock. Miss Higgins is "a splendid swimmer and gives instructions to those who visit the pool.
 There have been number of swim ladies who have enjoyed them very much. This manner of entertaining is unusual and novel. but quite pleasant, for nothing is so delightful as swim In the cool water. The exercise make one feel made over" into a new per- are not used often in ordinary exer- nfse.
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Miss Annie Pearson of Birmingham Is the guest of her cousin, Miss Kath- leen Harrison on Decatur Street. Miss Pearson came to attend the wedding of Miss Harrison and Mir A r. Ham, Ynond. which will take place tomorrow morning at St. Johns Church.
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'o0"t'nusd on P"ss rwsnty-.sv-n.,
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Miss Leora Norman has gone for a two months visit to friends in St. Louis and other points in Missouri.