The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-19
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 MISS KENNEDY GUEST or HONOR.
 Mrs. John B. Knox will entertain at luncheon tomorrow in honor of Misses Caroline Porter King. of Atlanta, Carr rie Rernsur of Taliadega, Mary craw- ford Jones of Tuscaioosa and Laura Ksnnsdy of Montgomery.---Anniston Star.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. wolf. Miss Blanche wolf and Mss Nellie Wolff will leave tomorrow for Chicago, where they will spend some time, after which they will so to one of the resorts on the Lakes.
 Mss Margaret sheen has returned from Brewton. where she has been the guest of Misses Ethel Harter and Hazel Harter.
 The EIks will have a dance at Pick cit Springs Thursday evening
 Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Miles have re- turned home from Troy. where they went to attend the funeral of Mrs. MiIes's sister, Mrs. c. B. Douglass.
 Miss Estsiie sowell. who has been spending some time as the guest of Mrs. Frances D. Brunette. has re- turned to her home in Jeffersonville, s. c. Miss soweii was en route from Andalusia, where she had spend some time with her sister. Mrs. J. E. Knight.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Borden are being congratulated upon the birth of q daughter.
 Mrs. T. A. Presley has returned home after visit to friends In Gar land and GTesnviiie.
 Misses Eula Glass and Reua Glass of Gariand are the guests of their sister. Mrs. F. A. Presley, at her home SIS Hamrick Street.
 Miss cartrude Bsrry has returned to her home in coiumbus Ca. after visit to Mss Mary Meyer
 rAs members Of the Inter Sc Club will entertain at dance on Friday evenins st osk Park. -s. ngiss Elrsa Dexter has returned from Psdido Bay. where she has spent some time.
 Mrs. Harry Seheuer, who has been the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Wolff, at their home on South Perry Street, hes returned to her homo in Eufsula.
 4 Beach baFky was given by Miss Ram ~f1SANAR0 Bay, TAureday evening. complimentary to Miss May Banks and LeGrand Smith. There was c bonfire on the beach. Several large watermelons were cut and garnes played, after which . dance was had at the cottage. lantegns- Fruit punch and other de- iicieus reersshmeuts were served. The entertainment was most enjoyable one.
 Mss Myrtle Toihert of Rome. G.. who has been the guest of her cousin. MISS clelio Brown. for the past two naenthe. returned to her home this morning Accompanied by her cousin. who will spend several weeks visit ing friends and relatives.
 MT. dus saatis viii leave today for Mobile after . weelt's visit to Mir. and Mrs. s, M. cassirnus at their home on Jackson Street
 Msssew Ellen and Emily Eef1ple Of New York and Mtss Fillmore of Mont. gonnery will leave Monday after delightful visit at the Exurn home. l The ExuTnS have secured two boxes at the Country Club for the Shakespear. can plays tonight and tomorrow ana viii have their guests with thsrn.--- Birmingham News.
 Mr. and Mrs D. 4. woodruff have re. turned from LePine and Highland Home. where they spent several days with Feiatives. gs-sa
 Misses corneiia and Estelie yolly have returned home after visit to AtIanta. Mss Gertrude Berry has returned to her home in Columbus. Ga, after visit to her cousin. Miss Mary Meyer, on South Meponough Street.
 Mrs. B. M. washburn. Mrs. J. H. Harris. Mss Eloise wAshburn. Mr. and Mts. W. VI Brame. Jr.. Miss Caroline Brame, Mrs. J. D. Bartlett and J. D. Bartlett. IT,. are at Pass Christian.
 Miss Pauline Adams has returned from Tusiegee after several days visit to relatives.
 The many friends of Miss Lula Belle Matthews will regret to learn that she Is seriously i'll at her home. l2s Hol- conshe Street.
 Mir. G. R Boutwell, is spending ssv- erai days with friends in Greenville.
 Miss Mary c. vaughan will leave in wlIl visit friends.
 Mf. and Mrs George Vaughan and little daughter Edith who have been visiting his brother Mir. Frank Vaughan have returned to their home in Selma Miss Mary Clai Wiglesworth who Is spending some time with Miss Carleton in pudleyville will return home in few days.
 Miss Augusta Gulley. of Evergreen, is the guest of Mrs. R. B. Boutwell, at her home at BelIinger Heights.
 Miss Jean Mapes and Miss Margaret Hubbard have returned from a visit to Mrs. Adolph Dreysprings at her coun- try home tTngleside" near Mount Meigs. Miss Mapes and Miss Hubbard were in- vited to meet Miss Adelaide Cunning ham of Atlanta.
 The Young Ladies Auxiliary will meet at the First Baptist Church Mon- day afternoon at 5 o'clock.
 Afr. J. M Marsh. of Rutledge, Ala. one of Crenshaw's old and honored eit- izens, wanted to have family reunion MMMHHIHmmHEM lRMEE ElrzzmEHMIMIm
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