The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

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 poet of the South. Mir. Lanier Is q member of the stan of The Review of Reviews. in New York.
 Mrs. Lanier, formerly 4Aiss Annie Worthington Goldsborough, daughter of pr. Brice w. Goidsborough. one of the most prominent physicians of Mary land. She Is a granddaughter of Pay Director M. Worthington Goldsborough. U S. N. retired. and is on her mother's $ side a descendant of Governor John Henry. She is a graduate of the .ir- ginia Female Institute at Staunton. Va.
 MT. Robert Sampson Lanier Is a graduate of the Johns Hopkins Univer- sity, in which institution .-.s father once occupied chair.
 It will be a great pleasure to Mont gomerians to meet Mir. and Mrs. Lanier when. at some later time. they are the guests of his relatives. Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Lanier.
 Mrs. A. B. Rains of Birmingham is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Isaac De Wees at their home on Jefferson street.
 Miss Sara M. Clark has returned from Andelusia where she went to organize Schoo Improvement Associ- ation.
 Miss Collie Dawson. who is visiting friends in Andalusia, was guest of honor Friday at an entertainment given by Miss Fannie Lou Riley when the members of the Young Peoples Club were the friends invited to meet Miss Dawson.
 Mrs John Durr has returned from Virginia, where she has spent some time.
 Miss Margaret Chafree spent last G. G. Dave at their home on Capitol Heights.
 The members of the Country Club gave a cotillion last evening.
 Mrs. M. J. Handy has returned from New Orleans, where she has spent tn e summer and is with her daughter, Mrs. I. H. Casterline. at her home, s30 South Hull Street.
 
 Mrs. Julius Gabriel has returned home after spending the summer in Atlantic City. New York and Boston.
 Miss Amelia Folda, who has spent the past year in Boston, and has been for the summer In Atlantic City and resorts In New Hampshire, is now the guest of Mrs. Herman Folda, at her home on Caroline Street. Miss Folda will leave next week for Demopolis, where she will again reside.
 Mrs. John Roquemore has returned from Memphis, Tenn, where she was called by the illness of her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Riley Mrs Rileys friends will be glad to know she was able to return with Mrs. Roquemore, and will be with her this winter at her home, 214 South Decatur Street.
 Mrs. Isaac De Wees and son. Lad yard De Wees. have returned home after spending several weeks in New York and Norristown. Pa.
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 Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Mabson have taken the residence. 115 sayre Street.
 Mir. Boiling R. Powell of Floral. |. spending few days in the city wis., iting relatives.
 Mrs. Charles McCrary and Mrs Roy al Woodall were elected delegates from the Cradle of the Confederacy, U. D. C., to attend the convention to be held in Atlanta next month.
 
 Judge and Mrs. John c. Anderson. who are occupying the residence of Mir. Charles Floyd on South Lawrence Street, will still reside there for the coming year.
 At the meeting Of the Ionian Club held yesterday at the home of Mrs. John Stratford, Jr.. plans for future work were discussed. ThereA was no 4Afo F4r-~ regular meeting of the club for the season will be on October 22.
 There will be a cotillion at the Coun- try Club tomorrow evening.
 The regular meeting of the woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held this afternoon at o'clock in the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church. be held In Mobile will be elected.
 Mrs. E. G. Foley and Mir. and Mrs. E. Grosche of Selma have gone to vis- 1t friends in Cincinnati. Louisville. Lexington and other points.
 Her friends will be glad to know that Mrs S. Hertz who has been very i'll for five weeks is doing well. She and family have recently moved into the residence. 125 Moulton Street. 
 Miss Elizabeth Parker of Tuscaloosa. who Is teacher of French and German in the Montgomery School for Girls, Is with Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gold thwaite for the winter.
 Mir. Mason Posey is spending some time in Montgomery, having joined Mrs. Posey here, who is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. L.. Gaston. MT. and Mrs. Posey have a great many friends in Montgomery. which was for many years their home, and they are always welcomed when they come.
 Mrs. E. Marvin wilmington and two little daughters, who have been spending the summer in North Caro- lima have returned to the city and are