The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-04
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WssAt to ceW 1ork and Boston. Mrs: Naftel and children have zone to Lookout Mountain for the sum nner.
 Mss Anderson Walter and Miss Lou ise kohertson of snowdoun, have Zone 70 Couway and Myrtle Beaeh, s. C'. for several weeks. when they will ko to iting there q few days ana Miss Lou iss Robertson spending the balance of the summer.
 Mrs. L. K. Kinsey Mrs. ]. F. cason and daughter. Lillian, left yesterday morning to visit Mrs. p. E. Day and other friends in Columbus, Ga
 Mrs. T. Levy and daughter. ana Nfr. Lemie left last night for French Lick Springs. Ind. sl the guest of Miss Nina Gentry fof a weeks visit. Mrs Noble, as Miss Claude Patterson. was one of the most popular young women of Atlanta and IS always welcomed Oh her visits to her former home .aAtianta Journal
 Miss Ellen Tyson has returned home from visit to points in southeasterp Alabama.
 Mir. S. J. Gold and daughter Miss Lizzie Gold, left last night via Savan- nan. for New York and other Eastern points.
 Miss Eula Dawson and Collie Day. son will leave Thdrsday for T&te Spring, where they spend some lime. Miss Celtic Dawson will stop at chick amauga en route.
 Aftss Marn,a t4an1er is o,,t. n, ,.,s.A fever at her home. ss Pleasant Avenue. Mrs. C. D. williams and children of Montgomery will soon leave the city for q short trip to Waycross and sa- vannah.
 Mrs V. F cronier and children of Montgomery will leave the city short- ly on trip to Tuscaloosa.
 Friday afternoon Miss Nina Gentry was the attractive young hostess at a eight of hef friends. The honor guest of the occasion was Mrs. Ben Noble of Montgomery, who is always cordial ly welcomed on her visits to Atlanta After the award of prizes. substan- tial and delicious refreshments were served.
 Miss Gentry was beautifully gowned in soft white batiste. fashioned elab~ orately with lace. Mrs. Noble wore smart suit of pink linen. embroidered --Atalnta Georgian.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. 4: ooa sf ozark gre visiting Mrs. Goff's father, Mir Joseph ThoHnpson. on Fofest6 Avenue Mrs. Golf Is pleasantly remembered as Miss Jennie Thompson. Some days ago she was married to Mr. Con at Bain-N bridge, Ga. Since the marriage Mir. and Mrs. Goff have been residing in Ozark.
 Mrs claud sadler and grandahiI- dfen, Miss Alice Grtgg and Master Will naer Grigg. have returned from d two naonths' stay at Barbarton. O., where they were the guests of her son. Mir. c. R. sadier.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. wing and daugh- ter, Mrs. T. J Mattox. have returned l from Warm Springs, wh ere they have been spending some time:
 Mrs. George Pearce of Columbus, Ca, is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Ray Jones.
 Miss Lucia Reynolds of Montevallo, and Miss Annie Laurie Longshore of colnmbiana, are the guests of Mrs. T. W. cargili at her home at Oak fafk-
 Mrs. H. L. Farley and children of Birmingham are visiting her brother, MT. T. D. Curbow, at hls home, SIT washington Avenue. Mrs L, g.. Berry ana children have returned from stay of several weeks at Iinverns end Rutledgs. Miss Kathrine Collins will leave in a few days for Asheville. N C., to spent the remainder of the summer.
 Miss Mary Lois McPherson of Leto- hatchie and Miss Mary Virginia Jones of Arizona are the guests of Miss Bes- sie Maddox at her home on Madison Avenue.
 Miss Lucharlie Wilson has returned home after a visit to Miss Louise owen at her country home. Belmont Farm.
 The Working Woman's Home Asso- ciatton will meet this afternoon at s o'clock at the Home. The President, Mrs. T. W. Hannon, urges a full att tendance as business of importance will be discussed.
 Mrs. Clements Hewitt and little son, Terry. have gone to Estill Springs. Tenn, for 6 stay of month Later, they will go to Louisville, Ky, to visit friends and relatives.