The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-20
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merry diversion. at which the teams were all pretty girls driven by gay cavaliers In jockey costumes.
 4 special prize of gold jockey pin was awarded Miss Taylor as leader in red tandem team. Mss Taylor led the cctillion in the eevening. introduc- ing number of horse racing figures into the dance and gave q bowling party last week
 Afr. Richard Ryan of Birminghan is the guest of his sister, Mrs. y. B.
 Mrs. Laura Kenney has returned from Biloxi, where she has been spending some time.
 Miss Mary choliet Berncy. who has been visiting Mrs William Berney, has returned to her home in Birmingham.
 
 Mrs. !. D. Franklin of Mobile Is spending some time as the guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Cole man.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galloway have returned from Biloxi. where they have spent several weeks.
 Mrs. H. J. Fancy has returned home
 
 relatives at Troy. Ala.
 Mrs. H. L. Farley and children. who have been spending three weeks with her uncle. MT. ?. D. Curbow, have re- turned to their home in Birmingham.
 Miss Annie May Grigg has gone to Kirkwood, Ga. to spend some time with her aunt. Mrs. J. F. simmons.
 The Atlanta Journal gives an ao- count of card party at which Miss Edna Mooney entertained on Friday at her home in Atlanta in compliment to her guest. Mss Louise Gerald of New nan, and the list of guests included the name of Miss Ida Thompson of Montgomery who is the guest of Miss Sadie Andrews.
 Miss Thompson was also a guest at the charming porch party at which Miss Kathleen Douglas entertained on Tuesday evening. The guests played heart dice, and punch was served by Miss Money and Miss Hendrix Douglas.
 Mrs. L. c. Willis has gone to ope- likt to visit relatives for few days.
 Mrs. Virginia Hartwell and daugh- ter, Mss Willie Hartwell, of Birming= ham, are the guests of Mrs T. F. stephens at her home at Bellinger Heights.
 Mrs. John Ivey of Luverne Is spend :. ing some time as the guest of Mrs. L. 6. Berry at her home on Clayton Park Street.
 Mir. Charles Hopkins has returned mountains of North Carolina and Vir- Rfnfa Beach. Va pr. c. c. Laslie has returned home after spending six months abroad at- tending medical lectures He left Montgomery in February and after spending q week In New York city, went to vienna. where he has spent moet of his time. He has travelled for the last few months
 % < Miss Louise Hopkins has gone to Canada. where she will spend the rec mainder of the heated term.
 Miss Ethel Smith has returned from Hardaway, where she has been visiting relatives and friends. She was acc companied by little Miss Florence spratlan. who will be her guest for 1 several weeks.
 A very enjoyable dance was given Mas Ray Monsky of Montgomery, and Miss Freda Leah Goldstein of Nash vile, Tenn. who are visiting friends in this city.--Birmingham News.
 Miss Claude Meek Kirkpatrick of Pensacola Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. centsrfit. at her home on South Court Street.
 Miss Ray Monsky has returned from Birmingham. where she visited friends.
 
 Miss Lucie Rivers McKeithen. ae-. companied by her aunt. Mrs. Lewis of New Orleans. left yesterday for Blount Springs. s.s Mrs. Sallie Lester has gone ! fo Greenville where she is the guest of her parents Mir. and Mrs. Bradfotd Wilson. Miss Lillis Smith has gone to Green vile to spend some time as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Mack Fetherston. A dance at Riverside was given by a number of young men of Selma on Tuesday evening when the guest of honor was Miss Julia May Henderson of Montgomery, who Is the guest of friends in Selma. A large number of the dancing set of Selma participated.