The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
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] weddfng 2. Wuiiarn Hardy HenoIes . city ano nosaars was quietly ceie praseu s oI ~" ths home of the orloe Jew s~o1@s ~ G-,1w the relatives ana esre- Srt~na. were present, A1s & iest for r.orsv MT. and Mrs. sna several fhe North and East 10 pe
 weeks.
 ~s. ..rv Mobile friends Of MrS MT, re
 1ne x,Astrsv If Ne Orleans Wt Wa,,o,, tnul ,...aa so learn that Mrs. .s. ss ro,,rh improved since ner Shavne. vsrs illness. She is at snan'S Ssrs Mat fhe summer home Of pr c thew Brewster. at saiuoS~
 .. nm the AAmetbyst"
 arv congenial party left foin' f,4sar vssterday on board the s,s.s.,. Tor a cruise to Fort MOI sas and other points. They were r,n..,,ood Mrs. Norwood and the Misses s Henry of Montsomery, Mir. and mrs. a. Wiss Caroline George. MT |. oasrre T,esesne. Mir shannon Hunter end Mr. watts of Montgomery. x.,.,hra,serx of Ribbon Braid Adds
 New Touch.
 Women who like fancy WorA -a.n z new touch on their gowns hraia
 ft can he bought in black. white anu ~alars' Tt is narrow. supple, ana siins i,. y. |. Tt fs not expensive and mas tahe" ' place of coronation braid. Yt Is used on more expenslVe hIons vs than the latter, for one sees It on tnose costly imported affairs that run "' over the s20o mark. ao
 Al, sorts of bold designs are made up with it. It is not very pretty when used in tiny. insignificant detan: III anv If the bolder effects 1t IS good.
 n the wall -of-Troy, the Greek Key. ar fhe railroad track it is enective as an edging for founce. ktmono sleeVes' shoulder drapery. or tunic; .....n Tysed in A large embroidery design tslxN chrvsanthenum or an octopus, or | sunburst. it Is very e1ective m pahSl e, around a blouse or down the oack of the sleeve.
 Major and Mrs. stone Win Entertain
 for the Misses Polk
 Ma4a~ and Mrs Stone of Fort MOT eaa win entertain shortly at house party for the Misses Polk of sherman, Texas.
 Personal Notes.
 Miss EstelIe Pasealli left on Sunday for an extended summer trip. she vvenf first to Nashville. Tenne and af- fer a short visit to Virginia will travel through the West. returning to Mobile in the early autumn.
 Rev. Matthew Brewster has return d from a most delightful visit to MT. and Mrs. W. w. Heron at rolnt Clear. Dr. Brewster will leave later aurfne the month for his summer home. Shanty Shayne, at Saluda, N. Q. Mrs. L.. Eckerley and daughter. Irene, of Mobile, accompanied by Mrs. ,. o Turner and Master BrucS Turner, also of Mobile. will leave tomorrow for Daphne for a two weks stay at the 0'Neil House.
 Mr. William Lloyd of Mobile is spending a week at Golden at the Roll ston cottage.
 pr. and Mrs. J. H. Mccarmick have returned to the city after short stay with friends at Biloxi Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. W. P. Williams and three children of Shorters. Ala, passed through Mobile en route to Biloxi. and are stopping at the White House, on the beach Mrs Williams will be re- uneunbered as Miss Adele Futile of this oity and her friends will be delighted to know that she and her interesting family win visit Mobile before they return home.
 Mir. and Mrs. zemurray of New Or leans. who are cruising In their yacht Jane, in the Gulf, will visit Mir. and Mrs. Ashbel Hubbard at the Sea Shore Camp Grounds.
 The Greensboro Watchman says: eDr. and Mrs. R. H. Cobb have been on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. A :. Inge selden. in Mobile. Mrs. Cobb IS remaining with her daughter. while pr. Cobb is enjoying an outing with Bishop Beckwith at Weeks Bay"
 Miss Maggie Bancroft of Mobile is spending some time at the Sea Shore Camp Ground.
 Mir. George Riviere has returned from a visit to New Orleans.
 Rev. Thomas Carter formerly of New Orleans, but now of the Vanderbilt University, was In Mobile. while en route to the Sea Shore Camp Grounds. Mir. Abe Jackson spent the week end af Biloxi, the guest of relatives.
 Mrs. J. B. Watterman and Mrs.