The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-27
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1HMM4IlHMlhMh1 1lll0Mu uAuRum 11 Of the c'ty Federation of womsn's Clubs are called to meet this afternoon at 4:so o'clock st the Carnegie Library. Mrs. PhAres Coleman. Mrs ". L. Durr, President. Secretary.
 Mrs. Y. H. Elmore and Miss while Eimore have gone to Mountain Creek ana VII occupy their home there until Mrs. Henry I. Bartietts is III at her home on Perry Street.
 Miss Genie Wilkinson and Miss Del ma Foster of Prattville spent yester- day with friends in the city.
 Mrs. John ]. Flowers returned Tues day evening from q visit to her sister. Mrs. Locke. in Nashville. Tenn.
 Mir. Hampton Flowers of Jakin. Ca. is the guest of Mr. D. P. Flowers.
 Miss Elizabeth Harrison of New Jer- sey is the guest of Mrs. Horace String fellow.
 Mrs. walter Seed, who hss been Ill, is reported as very much better.
 Master James Douglas Haygood has issued invitations to a taily-ho ride for Wednesday afternoon at sac o'clock.
 Miss Bettie Allen, who has been v.s- bus, has returned home.
 Mrs. F. P. Glass. and little son. Bryan. who has been visit ing her mother, Mrs, N. E. Price. in Mobile. has returned home.
 The Yves. End School Improvement Association will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the school building.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. R Cook. who were to go to Birmingham today. have postponed their trip until Sunday evening.
 Mrs. B. B smith win entertain the members of the Magazine Club this afternoon.
 The J. E. B. Stewart Chapter Of the Children of the Confederacy will meet this afternoon at o'clock with the director. Mrs. J. A Kirkpatrick, at her home on Court Street, by order of the President. Miss Annie Warren Jones.
 Mss Theresa Biakey has returned from Selma. where she has been visit ing Miss Lucy Belle Railey
 Mir Allen Northington. of Prattville. spent Wednesday in the City and was a guest at a box party given by Mir. and Mrs. Lsben Tyson in compliment to the Misses Peiser
 Miss Phiiippa Marks will leave in a few days for New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. Barneh and son and daughter. of Los Angeles. who have been visiting her sister. Mrs. A. Naeh- man will leave In . few. days for New York and from there they will so abroad.
 Miss Bundy who has been visiting Mrs. Theresa Lobman win leave Saturday for her home in New York accompanies by her uncle. MT. Nathan LobmAn.
 Miss Nellie Wolff has returned from Meridian. Miss. where she has been visiting Miss Pappenheimer.
 Mrs. Herman Loeb win leave satur- day for q visit to her former home in Columbus, Georgia.
 Mir, and Mrs sam sabAl have gone to Hot Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Reinach who have been visiting Dfr.. and Mrs. sam sabei have l returned to their home in New Orleans 1 Mrs Beinhein of Birmingham. will | return home in q few days after a | visit to her aunt, Mrs. L Olson at her | home on sayre Street.
 Mrs. Jack Kaiser, formerly Miss | Sadie Looman, is expected in few | days to visit her parents.
 Mss Kate steiner entsrtained the | members of the Sewing Circle we'd | nesday afternoon in honor of Miss l Ella Klein. who will leave Tn a few | days for New York. E
 Miss Blanch EngIe will entertain the l Sewing Circle at the meeting next Thursday.
 Judge Lyons of opelika is spending few days st the Exchange.
 Mrs Robert E. Eilenberr has re- covered from her severe illness of . |
 Miss Jesse Adams will entertain the | members of the Tuesday Bridge Club 1 next Tuesday at 8.s6 o'clock at her | home on Perry street.
 Mre. Samuel Rice and Miss Marsuer. ite Rice who have been to I.oujsvilis | have returhad home.
 pr. Harris Dawson who ha. h.sr spending the past three weeks with his