The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-30

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 springs Ark. for his health and Mrs
 Keller after visit to her brother in
 Memphis will so to Boston to spend
 some time with her daughter, Miss
 Helen Keller, at her home near Boston.
 Mrs. Keller and her son have spent
 most of the summer here where he
 has been quite i'll as result of typhoid fever.
 Mir. B. Wolff and daughter. Miss Frances Wolff. arrived last evening from New York. where he went to join her on her arrival from Europe. Miss Wolf has been abroad for two years studying vocal music. MT. Henry Alexander has gone to Denver, Col, to spend some time. Mrs. Reuben Chapman. of Living ston. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs
 R. A. Chapman at their home at ! Highland Park.
 Mir. and Mrs. A C. Sexton have bought a home out on the woodley Road and will move into 1t the latter
 part of this month. Mrs. J. B. chatfield Is spending sev. eral days in Birmingham as the guest of Mrs James weisel en route to Col. .insville, where she will attend the Northern District, w C. T. U. conven- tion.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Haigler have taken apartments for the winter with Mir. and Mrs. Gerald Ware at their home On Noble avenue. < Mrs. ". H. Harrison is visiting her sister. Mrs. R. H. Pearson, Id Birm- ingham.
 Mrs. L. c. Dawson and Miss Annie Mande Dawson. who have returned to the city from their country horh at Ware. will leave this evening for St. Louis, where they go to visit Mrs. pawsof's sister. Mrs. Reynolds. Later Mrs. Dawson and Miss Dawson will spend some time in Louisville. Ky, as the guests of Rev. and Mrs. George B. Eager.
 Mrs. Alex Troy and Miss Mary Troy. who have been spending some time as Ocean Grove. N. J.., have now gone to New York to visit Mrs. Troy's son. Mir. Alex Troy. < Mrs. Frank L.. Parks and gifted lIt- tie daughter, Frances Craven Parkess q Mrs. Bernard Steiner. The first meeting for the season of | the Working Circle Of the First RAp-. | tist church was held Monday after- | noon. Mrs. Lewis Cobhbs, president | presiding. Plans were discussed for l future work and it was announced that | the work on the church will be rec | sumed October lst and that the audi | torium will be completed by the last of | November, in time for the Baptist Gen.
 tennlsi Celebration. + Miss Bertie Well will entertain the | members of the Sewing Club Thurs. l day afternoon at her home on Court | street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Foster drunwald are being congratulated upon the birth of son. whom they have named Hay wood Grunwaid. Mrs. M, R. Jarvis and daughter. Miss Ida Ron Jarvis. of Selma. spent Monday evening in the. city en route 1 to New York where they will spend 1 the winter and where Mrs. Jarvis goes | to perfect herself in library, work and | Miss Jarvis will attend school. | | Miss Alma Robards has returned | from Benton where she has spent the | summer with her ssister. Mrs. Frank | Wood.
 l Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ansley. who have | been visiting friends in Thomasville.
 Ga, have returned home | + + | Mir. and Mrs. Virgil Grimm and chill l Coosada. have returned home | = MT. and Mrs. R. P. Basemore have moved into the residence 20 Burton av-
 enue, cloverdale. Mrs Julius Gabriel. who has been visiting in New York and Atlantic | City. has returned home. Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Cardwell, of sa- 1 vannah, who have come to Montgome | cry to make their home. have taken
 the residence sol South street. Mir. and Mrs T. E. Lobman are
 being congratulated upon the birth of
 Marjorie Ruth, at their home, 436 South
 Lawrence street. Mrs Mark Andrews of Mobile. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Anafews. at their home on South Court street. 
 Mrs s. c. Powell has returned from Sandy Ridge and Davenport, where she has been spending some time with rel- ativeE.
 The friends of Mrs L. R. Dell, of this city. will regret to learn of her illness. She is at one of the local in-
 hrmaries. where she was taken yester- day.
 Mir. and Mrs Allen W. Davis, of Co. l1mbia Tenn, have moved to Birming. l ham to make their future home They , have taken apartments at the home of Mrs James Dawson on South Twen- 1 ty-hrst street and win be at home there after October 1st. Mrs. Davis joined her husband here today. She will be remembered by many as Miss
 Mary Rains. who visited neFe as a
 guest in the home of Mfr. John Hlne. She Is the daughter of Mir. A. R. Rains who, with his charming wife, moved here this summer from Mont- gomery to reside They will have one