The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-27

who attended and a nice sum was real ized for the purpose of helping some of the Orphans at Talladega.
 Mir. Joseph Hodgson who has been visiting his old home in England sail from Liverpool on Thursday. Sep tember 24. He will visit relatives In Newport R. l.. before returning and will reach home about October 5.
 Misses Margaret Dimmick and Annie May Dimmick have returned home after spending some time at Shelby Springs and Blount springs.
 Mrs. A. F. Wilson and two chil, springs where they have spent several weeks.
 Captain and Mrs. Joseph Dimmick have returned home after spending two months in Illinois.
 Miss Elizabeth sayre and Miss Eliz- abeth Higgins have returned home after spending some time at Forrest Depot xs as the guests gatsod of their ed eSns Srs Charles K. Nelson.
 Mrs. Frank Fillmore entertained a number of bsr Cousin f tes Mos Mcintyre, and daughters. Miss Mary Mcintyre and Miss Lily Mcintyre, of San Paulo, Brazil, who are spending some time in the city.
 Mir. Leslie Sawyer has gone to Tuscaloosa to visit friends.
 Mir. Joseph DeBardleben has returned home from Bingville, where he has been visiting relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. M. Steel. of Reform. are .t.z M~u her home on McDonough street.
 Mrs. Sidney Mohr and son, Sidney. J. Mohr. Jr., and little niece, Maxine mingham, where they have been visit ing Mrs. Mohr's parents, MT. and Mrs
 MT. and Mrs. W. L. Dean have gone to Hope Hull. where they are the guests of her brother and sister MT. and Mrs. Nick Harris:
 Miss Estelle Hubbell hos gone to Marion where she will attend the Jud- son.
 Mir and Mrs. David R. Munk have spend some time with relatives.
 Mrs. J. L. Hall has returned home after spending the summer In Canaoa and the East.
 Miss Mary Rousseau has gone to Marion to spend the winter at the Judson.
 Miss Josephine Miller who has beer spending some time as the guest ol Miss Ethel Johnstone at her home or home in St Louis.
 Miss Mabel Burt. of Hurtsboro. is tn, guest of Mrs. Mary Blue at her homo
 Miss Ada Hutchins has gone to St Louis where she will be the guest oi Miss Josephine Miller MT. and Mrs. J. B. Stern will move in a few days into their new home or South Hull Street. MT. and Mrs. c. D. Hunt Jr., Mrs George A. .Pearoe and Miss AlymeI Pearce, of Columbus. Ga. form a par ty who came to Montgomery Friday fin their automobile and are at the Ex- change for a few days. Mrs. Pearce Is mother of Mrs. Ray Jones. who was formerly Miss Kath. crime Pearce of Columbus. Ga.
 Mir; and Mrs. L. E: Duke and little make their home. Mir and Mrs. A. E. Morttz have moved into their new home on Aman- da Street.
 Miss Lucretia Wyman and Miss Sa- die Wyman have returned home after spending the summer at Tate Spring and Forest. Va.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford A. Lanier, Mrs W. l.. Durr and MT. Clifford Lanier, Jr. arrived from Asbury Pax Friday even ing. Mir. Clifford Lanier. Jr. had been called there on account of the severe illness of his father. Mir. Lanier was reported as slightly better yesterday.
 Mrs. Ella H.. Brock and daughter Miss Nellie Brock. and niece, Miss HeI- en Henderson, of Troy. will leave to- morrow for Washington where the young ladies will attend Washington College
 A Convention inwhich much interest is centered is that of the NafIona which will be held in Denver. Colorado october 20-2s when place of specia honor is to be given the delegatei from Alabama and other prohibition States.
 Miss Annie May Avenger entertained inc members of her Sunday schoo class of the Court Street Methodls Church Friday evening at the home ol her parents. MT. and Mrs. D. E. AVen' ger.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Manning and family win leave Monday for Birming ham where they go to make theli home. Mrs. Manning has been Secre
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