The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-05
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 Frisnds In Montgomery will be in- ferested In the announcement that Miss Katherine Liddeil has been awarded the James D. Rhoads Schol- arship at Bryn Mawr for next year. F is the highest of the two Junior scnoi- arships which are awarded every year
 Miss Liddsll is a laughter of MT. and Mrs. Forbes Laddell. who formerly lived in Montgomery. and with Mrs. Liddel, is spending the summer with her grandmother.
 Miss LiddelI is very brilliant girl and is q writer of unusual ability. She was awarded high credit in Eng fish Composition in her freshman year at Bryn Mawr. an honor which has not been won by anv Girl at Bryn Mawr since the present teacher of English was herself q freshman. In her fresh- man year Miss LiddelI had two articles In The Lantern. the college raAgazine. and last year she was q member of the editorial board. Mss Liddeii is also athletic. She is captain of the second basket ball team and takes an active interest in hockey, swimming and track work.
 The following extracts from one of her letters is very interesting and gives an insight into college life. par ticuiariy- It's festive commencement
 The last two months of college year went by In one flash. Before I knew It. examinations were on us and then there were the commencement festiv- ities in which we, as 1s0s's sister class. played fairly important part. We had to 'ush' at baccalaureate sermon and commencement give the college breakfast and make the daisy chain. fv Ia faA 4 q 4 ..fx am A am glad comes only once or twice fn . lifetime. We got up at 2:30 in the morning; the juniors went down to the woods and gathered the daisies, which they Sent back in great wagon leads, and we made the chain. It was almost as big around as ones body and q hundred yards long. the prettiest thing have ever seen.
 Garden party was pretty, and like ell formal affairs. rather stupid, but college breakfast and bonfire night were both occasions of hilarious en- 1oyment though with an inevitable un. dercurrent of sadness as our last good times with 1ooS..
 Miss Mary Rast and Miss Katie Jea- ison of Wetumpka are the guests of Mrs. J. H. Tupper at her home, z0s Holcombe Street.
 Miss Mary Louise Jones. who has been visiting friends in Del Rio and Port Ar thur. Tex. has returned home end is with her grandfather. Capt. P. B. Mastin.
 Mrs. Mary c. Johnson who has been sick for some time at her home, 430 South Court Street, became worse last night and she was no better when the last reports from her bedside were rs- ceived by The Advertiser. Mrs. John. son is well known throughout Mont gomery and the news of her illness will De received with great regret
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 Mrs. J. N. Green of NicholsvilIe is the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. c. Ivey. at her home. 41s Alabama Street.
 Mrs. Stanley Gordon Tariiton. who has been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jones, has returned to her home in Eufaula. . Mrs. A.. M. Allen has gone to Eufau- la to visit friends.
 MT. CHA. c. Ivey has returned frorn, Ntcholsyille. where he has been ,vfsitr. ing relatives.
 MT. Robert Henderson, who has been attending Cornell. has returned home and is with his parents. kr. and Mrs. R. M. Henderson, on Mildred Street.
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 Miss CaI1ie Ivey has returned home after "a visit to friends in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Belle Allen Ross has gone to Decatur to visit friends.
 Mrs. Burrows of Columbus is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. D. McGough.
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 Mrs. R. I. Dahlbers has gone to Jackson and Mobile to visit friends.
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 Miss Anna Anderson Of selma and Miss Felta Dengen, who have been the suegts of Miss Bessie Miles at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. George G. Niles. on sayre Street have re-