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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-08
MYERS MAY RECOVER
COLUMBUS DOCTOR SHOT NY Pa
TIENT RESTING EASILY.
After Reaching The Hospital, Coa-
seriousness Returned TO The
WouAded Mana Nest RE
maFkabIe Case In Many
Ways.

Columbus. Ca, Feb. 7.-@(Speoial.l -
Although shot through the head. DR..
L. #. Myers the osteopath, who was
wounded yesterday afternoon by Ed
Power, former patient, is now rest
ing easily at the city hospital and the
latest reports from his bedside are to
the effect that he stands a reasonable
chance to recover from his terrible
experience.
When the doctor fell to the floor
in the doorway of his once in the
Third National Bank building yester-
day afternoon, a great stream OF blood
gushed from his mouth, collecting in
q CHASTITY puddle on the floor. Il was
thought that he would die in a few
minutes. as the ball had crashed
through his head and the hemor-
rhages were very, heavy. BY desperI
ate work the attending doctors man
aged to check the flow of blood to
a degree, and two hours later DR..
Myers was carried on stretched to an
ambulance in the street. As he was
carried across the sidewalk the hun
dreds OF spectators were Mortified to
see a scarlet stream gush forth from
his mouth again. there being hemor-
rhage after hemorrhage. 1t was be-
heved by many that he would die be-
fore he would reach the hospital. After
reaching the hospital consciousness
returned to the wounded man, how
ever. and he held his own during the
night This morning he was reported
as doing nicely, and this afternoon the
statement was given out that he stood
a reasonable chance to recover unless
there were further hemorrhages and
unless blood poison set In.
The case in its psych illogical aspects
Is the most remarkable one on record
in Columbus. Ed Power the man who
went to DR.. Myers office on two oc-
casions with the intention OF shooting
him, who was reasoned out of II the
first time, but who oVercame the doc
tors mental resistance the second
time, maintains that DR.. Myers exer-
cised a mesmeric Influence over him,
and that this influence followed him
wherever he went He says that even
when he left the city and went to
Ensley, Ala. the mysterious power Of
Or Myers reached out over the inter-
vening distance and interfered with
his peace OF mind. Il was working
at that place. trying to make a living"
he says, "and he conveyed the impress
sion to me that ! was a -scab.'
found out that the people l work ed for
were non-union and left and lost ten
dollars by doing So" He says that
whom he went to Atlanta, Ca, Dr. My
ers' power still tainted him.
Power was formerly treated by Dr.
Myer for the whiskey habit. From
ali reports he was unusually kind and
obltging to the patient. Power is
plainly unbalsneed on the subject of
DR.. Myers, IN the opinion OF his ac-
His family believe that
he Is mentally irresponsible
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On. account Of the Illness OF Mrs. T.
L. Kennedys President Of the Shake
speare Club, the meeting Of the club
for this week has been postponed.
Hon. 8. o. Houston. who has been
III with pneumonia since Sunday even
Ing. H. reported TO be better today.
Ga. is IN OpeIika, and is visiting the
family OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Sheaiy
at their home on South Railroad Ave-
nue..
Misses cordelia Jernigan. Lizzie Buc-
hanan and Daisy Zachary OF West
Point. Ca, and Messrs John Banks and
Gordon Mcdonald are spending the
week at Maryyn as the guests OF Man.
gum Buchanan.
Miss Fannie Harwell, who has been
the guest OF Mies Mary Kate Jack
son in Opelika has returned to her
home at Talladega.
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INSPECT NEW AsYLUM.

Fishkill Landing. N. r.. Feb. 7.--
With the purpose OF seeking an asylum
more eongerial to Harry Thaw than
Matteawan State Hospital. whore be 10
now under observation, Mrs. Evelyn
Nssbit Thaw and Daniel o'Reilly. one
Of Thaw's counsel, will inspect the IN.
sane asylum in Poughkeepsie nexi
Monday.
Mrs. Thaw and Lawyer o'Reiiiy VII
tied Thhw today when the contamplas-
ed visit 70 Poughkeepsle was az
cussed. Josiah Thaw was also Gales
on his brothers
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SLAYER q Frsemaa wan Re Freea

slayer Of Freeman VIII he Freed.
birmingham. Feb T.. Especially
was announced that Dick" Wray,
who has just been granted new
trial by the supreme court on the
graund that the court erred In allow
Ing certain testimony to be introduced
when he was tried for the murder Of
George Freeman. would be released
from the county jail on $3.n00 bond
II Is said by Robert N. Belt. one of
the attorneys for Wray, that Solicitor
Helm had agreed upon that amount
and that 1t would be mads just as
soon as one of the judges of the GRIM
tnaI court made the order
Wray has been. in jail about two
years. In his own words he was the
happiest man on earth when the news
of the supreme court having reversed
his case reached him Thursday. The
original sentence was ten years.
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4 washington. Feb 7.--(speciaI 1.-The
House passed this afternoon the ON
shibus claims bill which includes the
following allowances for Alabama:
William T. Hammer. Tuscaloosa Coun-
ty. sso5; Mary u. Haygood. heir OF
John If. Lawson, Lauderdale County,
ss20; Lewis #. Martin, administrator OF
Francis G. Martin. Limestone County,
ss25: ]. P. McClendoh, administrator OF
Meredith. King. jackson County, 800;
John G. Mcdaniel administrator Of
John W. Mcdaniel, Cieburne County.
500; j. @. Mason. administrator of the
estate OF Glorvinia Mason and John G.
Mason, Limestone County, 1890; j. w.
Mitchell, administrator OF the estate Of
Thomas ]. Mitchell. Jackson County,
$2as: James A. Paulk. Bullock County,
1880: ]. b Robertson, administrator
OF John p. Robertson. Saint Clair Coun-
ty.s $3.50; Charles %. Rolfe.e admtnIs-
traitor of the estate Of Oscar A. Rolfe,
Morgan County, 80, ESQ; James M. Thorn
ason. Colbert County, $3.50; Cecilia r.
A. Wheat, --executrivx Of Moses X.
heat, Macon County, $3.50.
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ILLNRas TN nPEIrKA.
Many Persons Of Lee Capital gtrHekel
WIN f1Fsu..S

Opelika,, Feb. 7.---(SDecial )---opeIika
is i'm the midsti Of an s epidemic Of IL
grippe. Nearly every family has some
one sick with this disease. and several
cases have been quite seEioua.
Hon. 4 D. Power. who Is critically
i'll with paralysis, the left side OF his
body being paralyzed, is no better, and
1t is feared he has but d slight chance
Of recovery.
Professor Carries Power Of Vienna.
Ga, is IN opelika, having been called
here on account of the serious illness
of his brother. Mr.. Power,
J. G.. Mason, who is the new super
intendent Of the opelilka Compress. has
moved his family here from Montgom.
erys and they are occupying the Tom
smith residence on North Eighth Street.
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st. Louis, Feb. 7.--Patrick Grogan,
formerly one of the best known horse
trainers in the West. died at his home
here today. He became we'll known on
the turf when he was trainer for the
Patton and MeFris stable in the early
seventies, and when Duke of Kent,
Gold Bug, Drake. Carter and other not
ed performers won victories on the
principal racss courses CT the country.
He also developed the famous mare,
Ethel Gray.
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MoRE PROHIBITION Talk.
President af NationaI W. G. =. y. APP
2hrn before C0mmlttee.

SEARS Before C0mnlNtee'
1 washington. Feb. IA number OF
persons, among them Mrs. Lillian NJ.
stevens. president of the National W.
c. T. u, and president OF the Maine
w. C. II. u, OF Portland: Matthew e
o'Brien, representing the national
prohibition party. and Rev w. III. An
derson, of the Temperance Society Of
the local Methodist Episcopal Church,
appeared before the House Judiciary
COMMITTEES today and spoke for the Lit
.tlefeid bill to limit the effect OF refu-
tation of commerce between the sew
eral states and Territories In cases In
which liquors are shipped from nom
prohibition State to prohibition
State.
Mrs. Stevens said that fictitious
express companies were organized and
operated in Maine for the purpose Of
evading the liquor laws. She declared
that she believed the Littleneld bill
would prevent that sort Of practice.
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weirs Tries Suicide.

Knoxville, Tenn, Feb, 7--Ernest
Wells. the young white man who shot
and killed Patroimen Wrenn and Jar
niaan Of ths local police force New
Years night attempted to commit SUI
eide at the Knox County jail tonight
by hanging himself. The jailers at
tentian was called to the fact by an
other prisoner In time to Illustrate his
plan.
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MRS. Vanderbilt NAV WED.

Budapest, Feb "a report that
Mrs. G. Vanderbilt is to marry Count
Hadik, has been received here but
there is some Sscepticism concerning
it's authenticity. Nothing seems TO. be
known in arist;cratic circles here
concerning the matter. The count Is
son OF the late Admiral Hadik He
is a Hungarian deputy and enjoys q
good reputation
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HEAVY FINE ron ELKs.
MncOn Lodge VIII Make a Test OF
I,oeksr (Inee

Macon. Ga. Feb. 1.-THE City Record
ar today imposed the sentence Of $500
nne or three months on the city chain
gang on Secretary C. B. Wright OF the
Macon Lodge OF Elks as result or tue
hearing of the locker test case.
The prosecution failed to make out a
case on the evidence, but statement
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Columbus, Ga. Feb. z. Especial -
The Columbus Y. NJ C. A. basket
ball game which has defeated every
thing It has met this season scored
another triumph tonight defeating the
University OF Georgia, by a score of
fifty to twenty eight.
The college spirit was very much
in evidence and the association build
ing was gay with Georgia colors, the
team work OF the visitors was ex-
cellent. and although they were out
termination 20 the end.
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Norfolk. Va. Feb. 7.-Pleadins gull
ty TO cOmplicitykSin, the cotton pecu-
latt0ns Of the, Beaiie Brothers who
were each given one year in the PEN
ftentiary. II. M. Robinson. was today
fined $500 and sent to TALL for sixty
days bv Judge Hanckel.st
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Of facts was agreed on for the purpose
OF carrying the case np and testing the
legality Of the city ordinance psohibit-
ing locker clubs. Notice OF certiorari
was given and the case viii be carried
to the Superior Court for Bibb County.
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Guthrie. Okla. Feb THE State
corporation committee issued an or
der which exempts any person who
Is unable to ind a seat IN. railway
coach from paying fare or giving q
ticket Unless rescinded the order
VIII become efectiye in sixty days
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Denver, Col, Feb. 1.-THE local COM
mittee OF the Democratic National Com
mittee having In charge the details for
quartering and entertaining the dele
gates during the National Convention
In July, announces that there win be
no excessive charges permitted for ho-
tel and other accommodations.
The committee also wishes to assure
che public that Denver Ia able to fur
nish comfortable quarters for an enor-
nous crowd at reasonable prices. The
committee points to the manner OF
handling the grand army convention
several years ago. when upwards Of
100000 people were guests OF the city,
as proof Of this assertion. Nine sub
committees were appointed yesterday,
and the work Of preparing for the COM
fort Of the visitors parceled out to
them.
Delegations from each State will be
received and looked after by residents
OF Denver, selected and placed on
special committees by reason Of their
previous residence in the State from
which comes the particular delegation
they will care for. The entertainment
OF visitors will be carried out on an
elaborate scale and a fund is to be col
lected for this purpose.
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TIE PASSING TTzRoNC


Hon. H. u. y. Maii0ry refuses TO
allow himself put forward in the posi-
tion OF a candidate for Governor. not
withstanding the number OF pleasant
things that the Alabama papers are
saying about 1t. Its nleasant talk
and that's ALL" said Mr.. Mallory yes
terday when some Of his friends were
recalling the nice things that were
said OF him in and out Of the press.
The mention of Mr.. Mallory's name
In connection with gubernatorial hon
ors Ii no new thing. There has hard
w been State campaign in the past
sixteen years that somebody did not
remark that Mr.. Mallory would make
an ideal candidate for Chief Executive.
This time II has started earlier than
usual and IL IL bit more persistent.
Some Of the Selma and Mobile papers
have begun to fuss over the honor
OF putting him in nomination, and from
other sections nice words have come
for the distinguishes Chairman Of the
State Executive Committee.
j, In the miAst of his able argument
yesterday l.. n Jeffries, of Dallas. in
describing the cost and liardships OF
a primary race said to Mr.. Mallory,
as he sat in the chair:
You could be elected a delegate
on s'os- S'S.s- ~;ii-r-1 ---~--~t,-v
alo ,i6vf tec 1a3 "a Ygvr q
son F},ao % eJsafs rs tal
Gov eG aa 9ps e'a 3 3 ViT
hay he Ea,p as3Va rsa.i "a ~
vots 81 Tor tl a1n
w. igSn tFs ta5-- rre "sFe 4f ~
conn soEaa .aQet ~ ~ u
when $50 tarV .sRo 81 od s4i,'
ALI thi, Il. -s5. TH@ cas- ta'H
il is pleasant talk. Ihats ali.
> Capt. A. 9. SEXTON. Deputy Insu-
rance Commissioned: nels gone to At
lanta on business connected with the
receivership OF the Atlanta Birming-
ham Fire Insurance Company.
Mr.. r. p. Brannon. 9 prominent
citizen OF pothan. was among the
guests in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. j. Dowd, Of Birmingham,
was shaking hands with his Montgom-
cry friends yesterday.
Messrs. p. Brooks and NJ. Doziers
OF Birmingham. were among the
guests here yesterday.
Mr.. r. B. Warren. OF Birmingham.
was among the guests in the city yes
terday.
Rev. w. c.. Mcdaniel, OF speigners,
was a guest in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. M. Tucker. of PrattviiIe,
is a guest in Montgomery.
MIR. j. p. Wall came up from Mo-
bile yesterday on business.
Mr.. A. H. Miller. Of Lowndssboro,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. J. H. Logan, Of Mobile, is in
the city. -e
Mr.. G.! s. Livingston, of Prattville,
is here.
The Daybreak Fertilizer has pro-
dueed ON one acre of sandy upland
1O4 buhlseIn of-eorn.
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Mr.. and MIS- Temple SeibeIs, who
have returned from their wedding trim,
are at home with Mrs Charles p.
Ball.
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HALL ARRANGEMENT
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION WILL
BE HELD IN COLISEUM.
There VIII he over Eleven Thousand
seats and The Decorations WIN
ne Both Elaborate and
st Beautiful.

washington. Feb. 7.--Chairman New,
Secretary Dover, and other members OF
the sub-committee OF the Republican
National Committee. practically have
completed the hall arrangements for
the National Convention which Is to
be held In Chicago next June.
The convention Will assemble In the
Coliseum, the scene OF many historic
gatherings. which was designed and
erected with special reference to the
needs Of e. political convention, IL is
admirably located. being only about
twelve minutes walk from the business
center Of Chicago and reached BY eioc-
trio surface lines
To Chairman New and Secretary Do
yer past experience in effecting arr
rangements for national Conventions
has proved valuable. They have. per-
fected plans which make the Coliseum
almost an ideal convention hall. Ev-
cry Improvement they have Suggested
to the architect tends to the comfort
and convenience OF those who attend
the convention. The most radical OF
these improvements Is an entire change
In the seating arraneements. The
platform, instead Of being at the GEN.
ter of one side of the Coliseum, viii be
at one end. This will not decrease the
number of seats but win permit all who
occupy seats both to see and to hear all
the proceedings.
The number of seats. according to
present plans. is 1t,o1is which includes
the seats provided in the balcony that
extends around the hall. On q raised
platform above the floor Of the audi
toriurn. will be provided seats for the
chairman and secretaries of the con-
vention and ffty-six seats for mem
bers OF the National Committee. The
section Immediately in the rear plat
form provided especially for invited
guests, will contain 1895 seats. d.
rectfy In front OF the platform and ex-
tending on both sides Of It. are the sec
tons provided for working members OF
the press. These sections will give
desk room for 41e writer's. nearly 100
mere than were provided. for at the last
convention. In the body of the hall
1000 seats are provided for the dele
gates and Immediately back of them.
], 900 have been set aside for the alter,
mates. On each side Of these two Sec
tfons and In the rear OF them are 3.s1S
salts fol-. the spectators. these sections
being arranged in amphitheatre style.
The balcony sections contain 3,1ss
seats for the general public, most OF
them being very desirable.
Entrances to the hall are provided
on all sides. the total number being
twelve, exclusive of several stairway
entrances from the basement to the
platform and guests sections. In the
basement admirable arrangements have
been made for the convenience OF the
delegates. alternates and the members
Of the press. Telegraph and telephone
Offices will be established, and the on
Grating rooms viii be provided for
men. The decorations Of
the Coliseum. both inside and outside.
win be elaborate and beautiful.
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Mr.. Frank Lacey, who was called to
Montgomery by the death of his sister,
Mrs. Robert Offutt. has returned to his
home In New Orleans. ~
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Mrs. David F3rowder. who has been
visiting Nhef aunt. Mrs. Terrell. has
returned 10 her home in Portsmouth;
Va.
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/ IN S OC / EFT Y
IN HONOR OF MISS VIM

IN HONOR OF MISS wINN
AND MISS GARTER
Mr. and Mrs. James 8. Wilcox had
rs their guests of honor at q buffet sup
per last evening two Of the most at
tractive young. ladies who have visited
Montgomery during the winter. Mise
-Winn. OF Demopolis, and Miss Carter,
OF virginia, who are visiting MT. and
Mrs. w. A. Gayle. The entertainment
was characterized by the tones Of the
Valentine idea and in every detail "
was artisticalIy carried out,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox were assisted
IN doing honors by their daughter, MISS
Josepha Wilcox. and their son, Mr.
James Wilcox. The guests were: MISS
Matilda Norwood, Miss Kate Steiner,
Miss Jean Lahey. Miss Francis Stakely.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews. Miss Mildred
Andrews. Miss Mary Kennedy Miss
Elizabeth Baldwin. Miss Jennie sis
trunk. Miss Francis Jones, Miss Marie
Alexander. Miss Lucia Richardson. Miss
Lucille virdin. Miss Susie May. Miss
Dorothy Seibs. Miss Clements Marks,
Miss Florence Davidson. Miss Hettfe
Marks, Miss Rebecca Rutledge, Mr.
Aztec Jordon, Mr.. Dave Grassland. Mr.
Henry Alexander. Mr.. William David
son. Mr.. James Davidson. Mr.. Everett
jackson. Mr.. N. A. Foster. Mr.. Frank
Mcpherson, Mr.. Plat Boyd, Mr. Styres.
Mr.. Alex Harmon, Mr.. Frank randolph,
Mr.. Arthur Butt. Mr.. George Mentz.
Mr.. Robert sistrunk. Mr.. Lay. Mr..
Frank r. Glass. Jr.. Mr.. Jack Hobbie.
MIR. William Holt Mr.. @. d. Johnson.
and Mr.. Frank Stolenwercke.
MISS WOLFF ENTER
TANNED At CARDS.
Miss Nellie Wolff gave lovely card
party yesterday afternoon. Her guest
list included. in addition to the MEM
bers OF the Young Ladies' Whist Club.
"a number of other friends. Hyacjnths
and azeleas were the flowers used in
the adjoining Of the apartments In
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Mrs. a n. Manager 7of Kansas city,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. s..
Knowles, at her home on Perry Street.
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The DayArealE FertiIizer has pro-
duced ON Ave acres OF upland ASA
pounds Of lint cotton.
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Miss Mary Knowles has returned
from New York. where she has been
spending some time.
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Mr. Robert Offutt. who was called
here by the death. Of his mother, Mrs.
Robert 0Rutt, has returned 20 his home
in Atlanta.
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The Daybreak Fertilizer hRs pro-
dueed ON one acre Of sandy upland
1O4 buhheIn 0f-eorn.
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Mrs. Dora Mehrbaeh OF New York
is the guest Of her brother. Mr.. AdoIph
Calm. at his home No. 22S Clayton
street.
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Mrs. Belle Mccain and Miss Edna
AlcEaM are visiting Mrs. L. *. pfiee.
~ 4 "a 49, - .e-t S. ~ "
Is Mr. 33and Mrs Richard ALLEN JoI.hkbn
Of At&rtas are in Montgomery foN 13he
winter, with Mrs. ALigon, on. Court
Street.
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RECEPTION IN HONOR
OF MISS TAYLOR.


Miss Disbro made a--short stay in
Montgomery on her way from Mobile
TO Atlanta. She reports the Assoeia-
ton at Mobile as going prcsperousiy.
From Atlanta. Miss Disbro vill go to
Savannah.
Much interest Is being manifested on
the part of Montgomery women over
the coming of Miss Taylor to the city.
The Young Wornen's Christian Asso.
ciation win give a. reception for her
from TO this afternoon. T.he sched-
uie of her classes win appear in The
Advertisers. tomorrow.
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which the tables were arranged for
the. games. There were nine tables ana
Miss Wolff was assisted In entertain
ing her guests by Miss TiIla Meyer.
The score was kept with pins on lit
tie cupid dolls which were suspended
about the necixs OF the guests BY Iaven-
der and green ribbons, the doll form
ing pin cushions. Miss Woiff wore
gown OF lavender chiffon cloth and
Miss Meyer was attired in green nes-
saline silk. The games were follow
ed by q two course luncheon in which
the color scheme OF lavender and green
was carried out The club prize. a
pearl vail pin. was won by Miss Alma
Gassenheimer and the guest prize, o
pair Of silk hose, was won by Mrs. /.
Levystein. The guests we're: Miss
Rose Steiner Of Columbus; Miss Bach,
of New York; MISS Auerbach. Of AtIan-
Ia; Miss Bondy sof New York; Miss
Weller. Of Cincinnati: Miss Greil. Miss
Esther Levy, and Miss Lena Levy OF
san Antonio. Texas: Mrs. Herman Loeb
Miss Schloss, Of New York; Miss Tilia
Meyer. Mrs. sydney Gassenhe elmer, OF
New York; Miss Sachs, Mrs. Mortimer
Meyer. Mrs. Terry Greil, Mrs. Lee We'll,
Mrs Morris Wolff and Mrs. l. Levy
stein- : - 81
RECEPTION IN HONOR
OF MISS TAYLOR.
The reception at which Mrs. Flor
ence Harris and the Board Of Directors
of the Young Wonian's Christian AS
ISOLATION will entertain this afternoon
at the Young Womenb Christian As
ISOLATION rooms promises TO be one OF
the most delightful social function OF
the season The hours are from to y
o'clock. ana prominent visitors
who will receive with the Y. w. C. A.
board are Mrs. Evie Pierce PrenderRast
OF New York, Mrs J. d. Roquen1ore.
of Boston, and Mrs. Cecil Browne. OF
Talladega. -
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Mr.. A. H. Miller. Of LowndssbOrc
was here yesterday.
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; Capt. A. @. Sexton, Deputy Insu-
rance Commissioned: mas gone to At
lanta on business connected with the
Of the Atlanta Birming-
ham Fire Insurance Company.