The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12

selbiss Baii. Miss Margaret Browne, Miss Lucille wiikinson. Mrs. Temple seibles and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson Tn. yesper services of the rouug womsn's Christian Association will De held this afternoon at 5 o'clock, when Mr. Samuel J. casseis will issd 1t; ! The Ionian Club will meet Thursday morning at ii o'clock with Mrs. Phares Coleman at her home on Ferry street. Mrs, O. H. Henderson of wetunppka is the guest of Mrs. B. c. Youns.
 Mrs. Camilla Reading, has returned from Columbus. Ga. where she has been visiting her niece. Mrs. James Single ton.
 Mrs. Thomas M Owen will leAye n a few days for Atiants where she VIII spend several weeks with her sistes' The Mothers Union will meet Tues day afternoon at ( o'clock with Mrs- E. E. Langham at her home IS High Street. =. Her friends will regret tp learn, that Mrs Larry Hunter is quite i'll at her. home on Pleasant Avenue.
 
 Mrs. l.. c. Broadnax and. little dsugnv ter, Margaret of North Carolina will arrive tomorrow to be the guests of her sister, Mrs. W. H Hubbard. Mir and Mrs c. Grosvenor Dave will occupy a residence at Capitol Heights, which they have purchased.
 Mrs. Dave, who Is in Boston. Will join MT. Dave here in few days
 
 Mrs. William Maxwell who has been suffering from a sprained ankle for several days Is much better.
 Mrs. A. l.. Dowden: of opslika. spent Thursday in the city, the guest of her brother, Mir. L. B. Withheld, en route to Ozark, where she is attending the convention of the WomAn's For eign Missionary Society as delegate. Mrs. Michel H. Screws has gone to Beaumont and Port Arthur. Tex" to visit relatives.
 Mrs. Lila Gordon is now in Houston. Tex. the guest of her cousins, MT. and Mrs. John B. Ashe.
 Mrs. Lawrence Anderson will enter tain the members of the Saturday Card Club on Saturday, April 2s.
 Miss Theresa Bailey is spending tho week with relatives in clanton- Miss Rose Steiner entertained the members of the Young Ladies' Whist smos GU, usuA 'xspssupsM uo anIO was played at eight tables, and Miss Juliet Gassenheimer won the clvp prize. a gold hat pin, and the guests prize fell to Miss Lottie Griel, which was a book. & Mrs. Lawrence Andersan has return cd from Mountain Creek. where she has been spending several days with her sister. Mrs. Emmett Thornton.
 The Finance Committee of the '. W. c. A. will meet Monday morning at Il o'eloc kwith Mrs. Halls Janney at her home. sos Monroe Street Mrs. l.. L.. Roquemore nf Boston and little daughter, Catherine, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs Alfred Wool folk at their home In clcverdale.
 Mrs. A H. Graham os Dallas, Tex, Is visiting Mrs. E. I. IAgon.
 MT. Dudley 'wIilianson of Robinson Springs, Is spending sevAral days with MT. and Mrs. John Hardaway.
 Mrs. Margaret MAltef or ReW roFA, who has been spending the winter in Montgomery is the guest of her son. pr. George waller, at his home, Hal cyon Hill. near Mityiens.
 Miss Rosalis Higgins has gone to Mountain Creek, where she Is the guest of Mrs F. H. E'more.
 The Queen of Clubs ~lll meet Wed nssday, April 22, with Miss Anna Pel- ger. at her home on South Perry Street
 
 Her friends will regret to learn that Mrs. Laura Kenney Is i'll at her home at Cloverdale.
 Mrs. David whetstone whe Is visit. Ing Dr. and Mrs. John Furnlss in Sel- ma. will return home today.
 Miss Annie Maude Dawson will en-. tertain the Queen of Clubs on. Friday morning. April a. at her home on Lawrence Street. .H Mir. and Mrs. C. E. McCleIland have moved into the residence recently oc- eupied by Mrs. Nary Johnston on Cap itol Heights.
 Mrs Edward Noble is spending the week with Mrs. Ben Noble at che La- mine Flats.
 Mir Harry c. Smith leaves today for St. Louis.
 Mir and Mrs W, W. Christian have returned from a two months trip