The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-22

Florence Davidson of Montgomery, Misses Emma and Elizabeth Rhett. Virginia Sims. Meta Huger, Grace Rockwell, Mrs. Arthur Yerger and the hostess. The first prize a silver belt buckle. was won by Miss Florence Davidson. and the consolation. hat pin, was cut by Miss Meta Huger.- Mobile Register.
 Miss Fannie Lockett Marks. of Mont gomery, the finished young vlolinist, Is planning to take a tour Of Alabama this fall with her violin and will in ciude Birmingham. Mics Marks has often visited here and Is recognized by the best musicians of the city as a vloiinist of great talent and skill. She studies each summer under Damrosch in Chicago and has accomplished won ders for n young girl. Her concert here will be managed by local musicians with Mir. Merkle as her ac- companist.-Birmingham News.
 Mrs. Charles I. Campbell has return ed home from New York where she has spent the summer studying voice cui- ture.
 Mir. and Mrs David Well will return home today after spending the sum mer in New York and other points in the East
 Miss Jesamine Rice and Miss Irma Rice will return home Thursday after several months spent in New York and the Thousand Islands.
 Miss Bessie Flynn Perdue of Sandy Ridge, is spending some time with Miss Mary Blanche Luckey. at her home at Hope Hull.
 Miss Ethel Lee Luckey is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. suggs. at her home at Hope Hull.
 Miss Flossie Well and Miss Della Mohr will return home Wednesday morning from Colorado. where they have spent some time,
 Mir, and Mrs. E. B. Joseph have returned home after spending some time at Hot Springs. N. q Mir. and Mrs. William K. PeIzer and daughters. Misses Anna and Ethel Pelzer have returned home after spending the summer in Atlantic City and New York. Miss pollie Kirk has returned from Asheville, where she has been spend . ing some time. Mrs. Bernard Gaston has returned home after an absence of three months spent in Waynesville and Ashevilla. N. c.
 Mrs. c. B. Terrell and Miss Ella Broughton have returned home from . stay of two months in Louisville. Ky. and Biount Springs.
 Judge and Mrs John c. Anderson En.t r@fst aR& e some time in Asheville, N. C., and are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. James S.. Pinckard at their home on Capitol Heights.
 Misses Sophia Holmes and Josie Holmes have returned home after Q stay of several weeks in North Caro- lima.
 Mrs L. w. Lahey Is spending a week with her niece. Mrs. James S. pinckard, at her home on Capitol Heights.
 Miss Jean Lahey left last night for Wickford. R. l., where she goes to visit relatives. She will visit her sis ter, Mrs. Edward Lowery, In Washing ton. and will spend some time in New York before returning home. after an absence of several months.
 Misses Lucy and Nell Melton of Greensboro have returned home after a pleasant stay with relatives in Mont gomery.
 Mrs. J. H. Cook has fust returned from a delightful trip East She was accompanied by Misses Lucy and Eun- ice Helton. and visited Washington, New York and Atlantic City.
 
 Miss Annie Seay of Selma is visit ing her aunt, Mrs. W. H. Landgraff, at her home. 64l South McDonough Street.
 Miss Callie Dawson has gone to New Orleans. where she will be maid of