The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

optimism-rhs apt of keeping ones eyes shut. s.I Miss Carrie Lee Hurter has returned from an extended stay in Canada ana the East.
 Mrs. John watts of Birmingham is In the. city for the watts-Norwood we'd ding, and is visiting Mrs. Thomas n. Watts. on Perry Street.
 Mrs. John c. Winter landed in New York on Friday last Before returning to Montgomery. she win spend a few days visiting the family of her cousin, MT. John Temple Graves. Z,
 The friends of Mir. Leslie Giibert will be glad to learn that he Is much improved from his recent illness.
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 Mir. Eugene Jordan of Nashville was in town several days last week. visit- ing friends.
 Lost--somewhere in the mazes of dialict. slang. and "originaitty'--tns English language. A large reward VIII be paid for its speedy return to- Modern Journalism.
 The sayre Street School District
  Association. will meet at the school Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. The boxes for the piano fund will be opened at the meeting. Mrs. Duncan May. Chairman. Misses Alice and Jean Lahey are visiting their sister, Mrs. B. O. Lowery, in Washington. The TIntagii will hold it's first regu- lar meeting for this season with Mss Fannie Mathews, on Mouiton Street. at o'clock, Monday. Mrs. Glenn Foster of Tuscaloosa, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. john c. Anderson, on South Lawrence Street. returned home saturday. Mrs. William St. John Mattel will entertain the members of the Tuesday Card Club on Tuesday morning, at her home on South Perry Street. A certain inconsistent bachelor of Montgomery says that woman ought not to be allowed to draw free breath
 The Ionian Club will meet with the president, Mrs. phares Coleman Thurs day morning at Il o'clock. 
 Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett, little MisB Daisy Bartlett, and Mrs. smathers re- turned Friday from waynesville. where they have been spending the summer. + Miss Mary seibIes Ball Is visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Jacob Seibels at Columbia. s. C.. in the house which was the ante-belium home of her great grandmother Miss Ball win spend some time with friends in Att lanta before returning to Montgoni- cry.
 Miss Mary R. Clarke of Demopoiis who has been visiting her brother, Hon. Norborne Clarke of Mobile. is now with her niece, Mrs. J. Manley Foster, on Ferry Street.
 Miss Annie Lyde smith of Taskegee was the guest Of Mrs. Charles Norton to witness the performance of "The Merry Widow."
 Mir. VIII Cobb of Tuskegee was in town during the latter part of the week.
 Miss Fannie Marks delighted an au- dienee Of Marion people at the Judson with her violin. On Tuesday evening. After illing aA' Snga cement lif Greens- boro on wedhesday, shesis now In Ma rion visiting Mir and Mrs. H. O.. Mur- phree. xsH"t- 9SE HH
 There is in all refined women the instinct to shield any woman from any mans contempt. A pleasant box party on Thursday night was composed of MT. and Mrs. J. S. Pinciard, Judge and Mrs. John n1n T.. W. A. Gayle and Judge and Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan. a-
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 Miss Mary Ellen Harris will enter tain the Queen of Clubs at her home on Wilkinson Street on Wednesday, next at 1l:308o'clock.
 Mr. Carlos Reese Of Birmingham paid visit to Montgomery several days since. ee
 Miss Mary Kirkpatrick has returned from house party at Blount Springs.
 Miss Lillian Emerson haI gone to Scale to visit Miss Martha Holland. 
 Mrs. Irving Laslie and little daugh- ter, Virginia, of New York, are the guests of her mother, Mrs. J. F Snyder, at her home, 112 South Hull Street.  Miss Bessi, Simpson is visiting her father at Mountain Creek.
 Mir. Will SnyGer has come from Mountain Creek to make his home here and is at 112 South Hull Street.
 
 Mir Bryan Reynolds nd Mr. Rafe King. of Tharin. spent yesterday in the city.
 pr. cru Mason. of Showdown. Is in the city.
 Mrs. Frank oohnstone and little son have returned to their home in Tuske- gee after visit to Mr. and ITS. J. W. Cook. .
 Mrs. Charles E. Owen hLs returned home after a visit to daughter, Mrs. Reid. of Chicago.
 Mrs. C. Gunter Elmore has return ed to Pensacola after 6 visit to her mother, Mrs. Theo Welch.
 Miss sallie Walker w! return on Monday to her home in Uniontown, af- ter a visit to her sister, Mrs c. E. Owen.
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