The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-21

will make their home.
 HARTLEY-coPLEY
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Copiey announce the engagement of their daughter. Enola, to Mir. Thomas H. Hartley, the marriage to take place Tuesday at 5;so o'clock. at the home of the brides parents. SIS Clayton Street. No cards are issued. on account of a recent be- reavement in the family. NOTICE, FINANCE COM
 MlTTEE, Y. ". o. 4. The Finance Committee of the Young Womens Christian Association will meet tomorrow (Monday) morning at 10 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. John Flowers, 303 s. Court Street.
 Mrs. Horace Stringfellow,
 Chairman. Mrs. R. R. Ellison and little child are visiting Mrs. Ellison's mother, Mrs. Grote. at Greensboro.
 Mrs. Mary Morris and two children, from Fort Worth, Tex, are in Mont gomery to spend the summer with friends and relatives.
 Mrs. M C. Howard and two little grandchildren. Pauline Howard and Howard Ellington. who have been vis- iting Mrs. w. H. Landgraff at her home S4l South McDonough Street. have re- turned to her home in Prattville.
 Mrs. M v. McGowan and Mrs. George W. Ellis are visiting relatives and friends at Linden and upon their re- turn expect to stop over at orrviile and Selma,
 Miss Carrie Behr entertains the Sew ing Circle Monday in honor of Miss Reba Markstein-
 Miss Sheppie Fuller left last evening to visit relatives in opelika
 Miss Annie Lucie Stuart will leave tomorrow morning for New York City. W. B. Trimble. She will be acconpa- nied as far as Atlanta by her father. Mir. George Stuart.
 Little Miss Julia Casey has gone to Birmingham to spend a week with rei- atives and friends.
 Miss Sarah Warren wilkerson, spon- sor for the Alabama Division United Confederate Veterans. who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. W. ". wiiker-
 
 returned home last night.
 Miss Mary Boyd. who has been vis- itinE Mrs. Victor Hanson. returned tc her home In Spartanburg, s. C.. yester- day.
 Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. E Austin on Plum Street. the Missionary Society of Highland Avenue Panffak al aN A lightful tea, when a pleasing program of music and recitations added to the pleasures of the occasion. Miss Iia Bailey, Miss Adeline Bayne and Miss Roney contributed vocal selections and Miss Leola Norman rendered several Instrumental numbers.
 Miss Lila Allen is spending several days In Prattville. the guest of Miss Fannie Bateman.
 Mrs. Charles. T. Pollard ana grand. daughter. Miss Gypsy Boykin. have gone to Sewanes.
 Mrs. Sidney Moore and son. Sidney J 2 visit of two weeks to friends in Bir- Miss voncen Strong of Brewtor spent yesterday in the city as the guest Of Miss Lillian Emerson.
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 Miss Leila Mott and Miss Ellie May or Selma are visiting Misses Annie and Maeola o'Brlen.
 Miss Julia May Henderson has gone to Georgetown. Ga, to attend house party.
 Messrs. Warren Brown. Stuart May Bowen Henderson and James BrowdeI have returned from camping trip. Miss Rosalie Higgins is visiting Miss Pauline Pierce at her home In Robin. son Springs.
 Miss LillIe Lawrence Lee who has been visiting Judge and Mrs. W. F. Wilkinson at their home In PrattviIle has returned home.
 MT. Jennings Pierce of Talladega is visiting hIs sister. Miss Pauline Pierce at Robinson Springs.
 Miss Fannie Pitts of Verbena Is vis- iting her cousins. MT. and Mrs. J. O Allen at their home, AllendaIe, on the Woodley road.
 AAA6S 4tGHu AAHSatl nAS EeLQTno0 10 her home in San Antonio. Tex, after visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. B. Thweatt at their home, 44 Holt Street,
 Miss Pearl Zimmerman has returned 10 her home in Troy after spending the winter here attending business col lege.
 Miss Kate Blue left yesterday for Boston where she will spend the sum mer.
 Mrs. W. P. Redd of Birmingham is visiting her parents. Judge and Mrs. J. B. Gaston.
 Mrs. F. G. White and children of Nashville, Tenn, after visiting her mother, Mrs. J. B. Collier. left ysster- day for visit to Atlanta.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin Reeves and Miss Helen Reeves. have returned from a visit to Birmingham.
 Mrs. E. B. Joseph has returned from AnnIston.
 Miss Theolene Elliott of BirminghA am Is visiting Miss Ada Young at her nome, 623 South Court Street.
 Misses Flora and MabelIe Young have returned home after visiting in Birmingham. the guests of Major and Mrs. J. H. Elliott
 Mrs. Winner Galloway and children