The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-29

Mrs. J. Greil on South Lawrence street. Pink roses and sweet peas adorned the apartments and the hos l guests by her sisters. Mrs. Leon Wei and Mss Lottie Greil
 To Mrs. J. c. Peiser was awarded the two prizes. gold belt pin and a NOTICE. HEBREWS BENEv- CLIENT SOCIETY. The members of the Hebrew Ladies tuberculosis exhibit this afternoon at Mrs. Bertha Kohn.
 Mrs. E.. I. Gladden..
 Secretary. +
 TO THE B OF L.. E.
 The c. I. 4. to the E. of L. E. will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. A large attendance is re- quested. as there will be business of
 By order of the President.
 Mrs. Ed sherman.
 Much social interest of today is cen- tered in the marriage of Miss Mar guerite Rice and pr. James Normant Baker. winch will take place at the home of her mother, Mrs. Samuel Rice, on Perry Street, at s:30 o'clock.
 The Queen of Clubs will meet this morning at 11:30 o'clock with Miss Frances Jones at her home on Court Street. ,.s
 An important social event of this af- ternoon is the marriage of Miss Tinsie her parents. MT. and Mrs. T. H. Moore. On Washington Avenue.
 Mrs. Edward Fowler will entertain the members of the Wednesday Card Club this morning at II o'clock at her home on Church Street
 Miss Fannie Marks has returned home after spending the winter in Chi cago.
 A wedding of much interest to friends ;n Montgomery will take place in Ashe- vile. N. c. today. It is that of Miss ville and MT. Harry. Finn Conniff of this city. which will be celebrated at Trinity Church at o'clock
 Mrs. Ella Paul has gone to Atlanta to visit her daughter. Mrs. Harry Moul- ton. Mir. and Mrs. Fox Beard has returned from Luverne. where they have spent several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs Edgar Houser. who were married a few days ago in Au- taugaviile, have come to Montgomery, and are with his sister. Mrs: Ed Pick sns: & at her home; , 2l2 N HHIi M'I Street Street Heron.
 The Greys will give their annual the New Exchange National Bank on Frday %ors night o Msy This estoE ot f5s ass STsys eo. o % svns Ss nss Easter cne o ss pleas asantest social events of the spring time. and the announcement that 1t Will be given on Friday night will be re- ceived with great pleasure.
 Hon. Alex M Garber, Attorney Gen eral of Alabama. has gone to Demopoiis Miss Marie Louise Garher. to Mir. Will liam A. Porter of Birmingham.
 Mrs. c. P. Nicholson. of Evergreen. Is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Wilcox at her home on McDonoush street.
 Mir and Mrs. A. A.. Janney have returned from their wedding trin and are at home at 7os South Perry street
 Miss Ruby Moore of Selma. is visit ing her cousin; .str. Mrs s. .1I:o H; Owen at Miss Genevieve Bell. who has been Miss Elma McPherson at her home on Wilson Street, has returned to her home in Fort Deposit.
 i- + Mrs. C. P. wHlcox, who has been spending some time with her son, s. Wilcox, at his residence. 5i1 South | Perry Street. has gone- 10 Atlanta to | visit relatives. | The Junior Auxiliary of St. Johns | Church will meet with Miss Elizabeth | Andrew at sher home on Moulton Street | Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 
 The members of the Baker-R Rice we'd l ling party were entertained informally | ast evening at the home of Mrs s. F. | Rice on Perry Street, after the rehear- sal. Among the out of town guests for | he Baker-Rice wedding are Mir. and | Mrs. S. R. Bethea and Master Henry 8ethea, Jr., of Fsunsdale; Miss Mario ',e Menefee and Miss Gwendolyn Meme 'ee of Pensacola: Mir. and Mrs; George ;mathers and Miss Ellen Smathers sof North Carolina: Miss Sallie Baker of Va: Major J B. Cav LnauEh of Washington. Dr. Livermore # Memphis and Mrs. Emily M. Gfl-