The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-16

Montgomery has every reason to be very proud of this talented young vioiinist and Mobilians are delighted to have met her both in . musical and in social way.
 Miss Marks was the honor guest at delightful launch party last evening and leaves today for her home in Mont friends she has made during her brief visit. Mobile Register.
 Mrs. Frank walsh and children are visiting relatives in Evansville. Ind Smith. Ark. is visiting Mrs. D. H. Hen drick at 4os South Hull Street.
 Mrs George N. Bayzer Is visiting relatives in Lee County.
 Mrs. Tiliie Marks and daughter. Mrs. Sadie schloss have gone to Tybse.
 Mrs. Emma seibels and Miss Annie Laurie seibels and Mrs. Robert String fellow and little daughter. Mary String fellow have gone to Pensacola to spend month.
 Miss Matte wood and Miss Evelyn Bibb will go in a few days to Perdido
 
 aunt. Mrs. Randolph
 Mrs. E. c. Andrews, left yesterday for Perdido Bay to spend some time.
 Mrs. Isaac Dewees and Mrs. Joseph Winter. MT. and Mrs T. C. Watts and Mrs Thomas Watts have gone to Per- dido Bay to spend some time.
 Mrs. Hattie Graves is spending her vacation in Louisville, Ky. with her sister. Mrs. w s. Heins
 Mrs. L. S. Fountain has returned from shorters, where she has been spending a month with her grand daughter, Mrs Boyd. Mrs. Fountain is well and hearty and in spite of her ninety-nve years, she expressed her self as not even tired after her journey, which included q drive of seven miles from the home of her granddaughter to the station.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Crist, who ceI- ebrated the tenth anniversary of their wedding day in quiet way yesterday, will leave next week for an extended trip. They will go to New York, Rochester, Thousand Islands and sew eral other points during their absence.
 mfS. C. M, t1oWaTu ana oAuBntoF. Miss Erin Howard of Tuskegee are the guests of Mrs. Milton Riley at her home at Highland Park. for several days.
 Mir. William c. Oates, IT,. has re- turned from Buena Vista. where he has been a law student for the past year. He has finished his course of four years and will be at home permanently now ruff lie and Mrn William c. Oates. on Ripley Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Flowers have returned home after spending some time with MT. and Mrs. W. B. Flow. CTS at their beautiful new home in Greenville.
 Mir. F. B. McRee of Lowndes spent Saturday and Sunday with her hister. Mrs, w. E. Graves.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. R. Wright of Padu- eah. ky, are visiting her sister. Mrs ]. o. Lee at her home. 115 Cramer Avenue.
 Miss Ilene Douglass of Anniston Is the guest of Mrs. S. P. Kennedy. Miss Douglass Is returning to her home from the convention of the Musical Associa- tion which has just completed It's meet ings in Mobile. During the convention Miss Douglass was one of the violin soIoists. On Sunday night she also played in the First Presbyterian Church of this city.
 Miss Eloise Russell of Evergreen. who attended the reunion at Birming. ham. Is now with her sister, Mrs AL bert billiard, on Virginia Avenue.
 Miss Sybil wheat of Greenville Is visiting Mrs. Terry Richardson at her home, 56 Jeff Davis Avenue.
 Mss Marguerite Coleman has re- turned from a visit to friends in Greensboro.