The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-05

Mrs. R. P. Stout on Union Street Mon day. afternoon at s o'clock.
 By order of the vice-President:
 Mrs. R. P. Stout
 Mrs. L. Seligman has gone to Union town. where she is the guest of Mrs. O. wolff.
 Mrs. W. A. Gayle has returned from Boston. where she went to attend the biennial convention of the National Federation of women's Clubs Mrs. Gayle Is president of the Alabama Federation of women.s Clubs. and IS prominent in a number of other or ganizations.
 The members of the National Club will entertain at a dance at Pickett Springs, Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Allie Birch, of Birmingham, will arrive in a few days to be the guest of Mrs. Homer LeGrand. Mrs. Birch will be en route to New York where she will spend the summer at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dudley Law renee. MT. and Mrs. Lawrence will sail for Europe on July 2s.
 Her many friends will regret to learn that Mrs. R. M. Wells is quite i'll at an infirmary. Her mother. Mrs. A. A. Pearson, and her sister. Miss Fletcher Pearson. have been called from their country home to be at her hedside.
 Mrs. J. F. Malone, of Mobile, IS the guest of Miss Adele Louise Bertnelot. at her home. 514 Monroe Street. She has come to attend the marriage of Miss Berthelot and MT. John w. Stew art. which will take place on Wednss- day.
 "An evening of pleasure was reaped b ya company of friend yesterday. when Mrs. H. P. Treslar. of Montgom- cry gave pleasant excuse for the form ing of a little party for the opera at the Monroe Park Theatre to see this weeks bill. the ''Black Hussar.' The opera is decidedly the most pleasing played by the summer company as yet, the spirited music and the amusement created by the comedians kept the au- dience we'll entertained. Among thosa who enjoyed the charming society of the honor guest as well as the bright music, were: Mir and Mrs. Joseph St. G. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bartee. Mir. and Mrs. c. g. Shawhan. and MT and Mrs. J. W. Woolf."--Mobile Herald.
 The young ladies of Dothan were deIightfully entertained by the young men at a masquerade party last Mon day night. June 29, at the court house. The party opened with grand march led by Miss Bessie Clarke and Mir. Max Garner After unmasking, the guests enjoyed refreshments to the strains of music furnished by the orchestra The chaperones were. Mir and Mrs. Har- vey Forester, Mrs. Brack Moody, Mrs. Mve n RaiA
 The guests were; Misses Frankie Howell. Ida Reid. Edna Berryon, Louise Clendiner. Lucille Mcclure. Bes- sic Leigh Clarke. Helen Carter. Lily Dell. Lucie Crawford. Bessie Black Bessie whigham, Walker, Pattie Gran berry. E. K. Teague and May Nix and Messrs. Max Garner. Leslie Stuart. Roy Hammond. Emmet Steele: Grady liar ris. Heard Saxon. Glenn Crawford. AL bert Smart Ralph Ghent. Fred Me- Daniel. Frank Malone. Robert Martin. Marvin Harrison, Mike Cotton, Dicltin- son. R. Simmons. Charles Newton. and Angus Acree.
 Mrs. J. L. Burk. of Birmingham. is the guest of her mother in law. Mrs. George P Burk at her home on South Perry Street.
 Miss Maude Burke has returned from Anniston. where she went to attend the marriage of her cousin, Miss Will lie Payne, to Mir. Ben Sawyer. Miss Bessie Burke will remain in Anniston some time longer.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Winfield have taken a cottage in Coden for the sum- mer. Miss Mary Burk will spend the summer with them.
 Miss Katherine Courtney, of Mobile is the guest of Miss Annie Daziger, al the home of her parents Mir. and Mrs Harry Danziger on Madison Avenue
 Miss Liller Belle Smith has gone to Ocala, Fla. to visit her cousin. Miss Eva Bright.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Allen Johnson of Atlanta. MT. and Mrs. R IF. Ligon and Miss Surls of Montgomery. are in Atlantic City for the summer
 Mrs J. F. wardlaw and Miss Ola Wright are visiting friends in Savan- nah and Tybee.
 Misses Nellie Gallaspie and Ola Wardlaw have returned from a visit to Mrs. J P. Felton at her summer home in Biiiingsley.
 Mrs. J. D. Norman has returned from an extended trip North. durins which she stopped in Chicago, South Bend and Grand Rapids Her brother Felix Sellers, who accompanied her remained in Grand Rapids and will spend the summer months in that de lightful city.
 Mrs. M V. McGowan and Mrs. George W. Ellis left yesterday for Selma and Linden. where they expect to visit relatives and friends. being awal about one month.
 Miss Jeanie Pelligrini has returned home from a visit to her sister. Mrs J. c. McGrew. in Lexington. Mo.
 Mrs. J. R. Relic and children. of M Meigs, have gone on a months visl 1 to friends and relatives in Memphis | and Brownsville. Tenn.
 | Mrs. W. H. Landgraff and little daughters. Marguerite and Vivian. have gone to Selma. where they are l visiting friends and relatives Mir. and Mrs. M. Brockman, Mrs A. Monsky. Miss Ray Monsky. Miss Doris Brockman. and Mir. Morris Mon sky. win leave Monday for Union