The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-22

stoilenwerck and Mrs, Belle Allen Ross.
 A number of friends entertained at lunch Wednesday by Mrs Belle Allen Ross were: Mrs. J. !. Abercrombie, of Atlanta; Mrs. Wiley Ross, of opelika; Mrs. Elizabeth Barr, of Eufaula; Mrs. Carrie Graves, of Eufaula; Mrs John stratford. Mrs. A. M. Allen and Mrs. Harry Randy.
 Mrs. Thomas M Owen left wednes- day morning for New York where she went in the. interest of one of her plays. The noted playwright. Marga- ret Mayo, to whom Mrs. Owens play was submitted requested Mrs. owen to meet her in New York and read the play with her. Mrs. owens play Is entitled "The Acting Governor" and those who have read 1t predict success for 1t. Alabama may be proud of Mrs. owen and will In the future un- doubtedly have renewed cause to be. + MT. J. c. weisner Is spending a few days at the Melrose Hotel en route to Texas where he will spend the winter. | Mrs. W. M. Flowers who has been l i'll at an infirmary has recovered and has returned to her home in Headland. + 4 Miss Aileen Jones who has been spending some time in Greenviiie as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. Lee Long has returned home. Miss Fine Bright, of ocalla, Fla, Is the guest of Miss Lily Belle Smith at her home on South Hull street. Misses Fannie Beeland and Ettie Beeiand, of GreenviIie are visiting friends in the city enroute to Ozark where they will visit relatives for several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. | Ivey. of Beatrice are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. George l W. Ellis at their home on South Mc- Donough street.
 Mrs. J. Lee Long. Of Greenville is visiting her sister. Mrs. Amelia Jones. l Miss Hattie Kate Leslie. of Benton, is the guest of Miss Mamie J. Hunter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard B. Butt. who were married Monday. are now at home in Columbias Miss. where he has resided for some time.
 Mrs. T. J. Pinckard is spending a few days with her parents. Mir, and Mrs. W. F. Ledyard
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 The friends of little Denison Led l yard. son of Mrs. W. E. Ledyard, will be pained to learn of his critical con- ditioA.
 Miss Lois McPherson, Of Letohatchte. is visiting Miss Elizabeth McPherson.
 Mrs. c. o. Harold. of Brswton. Is in the city on visit to friends I efr a
 Mrs. Mason Foshse of Brewton. Is in the city visiting friends. fl .+ +
 Miss Lulu Jordan, of Midway. who has been visiting Mrs. Joseph Thorn ton. at her home. in Birmingham, is now the guest of her sister Mrs. R. L. Butt, at her home on Sayre street.
 Mrs. Margaret Patterson and daugh- ter. Mrs. Jack Thorington. and child ren have returned home after spend ing the summer in virginia
 Mrs. John Norwood who has been syfaiting her sister. Mrs, Edward Bur c tom at her home on Sayre street left last night for her konne In Waynes- vile. North Carolina.
 Miss Annie Nell Wood, of Troy is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. R. l. Butt, at her home on sayre street q
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 Mrs. Cullen Dean and Miss Russell
 both of Evergreen, are the guests of
 Mir and Mrs. Albert billiard at their home on Virginia Avenue. i'll at an inhrmary is reported as very much better.
 Mrs. Theo. Pruden. of Eufaula. is spending fair week in the city. Mrs. Mark Andrews. of Mobile, who has been visiting her son, Dr. Glenr : Andrews. is spending this week ir Auburn where she Is the guest of rel ativeS.
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 Miss Anna Gray of Muncie. Indian,
 is visiting her niece, Mrs. John Harda way. at her home 57 Jefferson Davi
 Avenue.
 Miss Lutie Young has returned iron Birmingham, where she has been visit. ing relatives and attending the Farr. Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones of Bir, mingham are visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs. H. A. Jones, at their home oI \ Clayton Street.
 Mrs Fred Powers who has been visit. ing her grandfather. Mir J. D. Barron 1 at his home on N. Jackson Street hal returned to her home in coosada Mrs. Edward FerraiI of Valdosta. Ga N Is visiting Mrs. Fannie Brown at heI home on South Court Street. Mrs. J. J. AbercrombIe, of Atlanta and Mrs. Wiley Ross, of OpeIika are the guests Of Mrs. Belle Allen Ross at her home on Washington avenue. Mrs. D. L. Russell. of Eufaula is spending fair week in the city. Mrs. Elizabeth Barr and Mrs. Carrie Graves, of Eufaula are the guests of
 Mrs. A. M. Allen at her home on wash ington avenue.
 Mrs. Willian Hart and son of Cam den are spending the week in the city. One of the delightful small affairs incident to the Jones-Metcalf wedding was the dinner at the Country Clut
 when the party included Mir. Herbert Jones, guest of honor. Mr. Smith Rob- bins of Selma, Mir walter Pickett. Mir