The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES win be filled with various pleasures. and tender sentiment Is the keynote of the gathering in the strenSthening memories of days that are past. Those In attendance are: MT. and Mrs. Clarence Agee of Selma. and two daughters, Misses Lucy and Annie Asee, Mir and Mrs. Hugh McIllwaine and little daughter, Virginia; Mir. and Mrs. John Randolph, of Montgomery. and their two daughters. Misses Phedora and Jule Randolph. and Mrs. dolph. Mrs. Agee and Mrs. Hugh Mo- Illwaine.--Birmingha News. BLAkELY-LYONs. The engagement of Miss Virginia Lyons, of Mobile to Lieutenant Charles Blakeiy, U. s. N, which has just been announced, will be of wide spread in- over the entire state. Miss Lyons is a niece of Mrs. L. L. Hill of this city and has often been her guest. Her marriage. which will take place in November at the home of her father. MT. A. S. Lyons, on Government Street in Mobile, will be a social event of the season. Her sister. Miss Amelie Lyons will be her maid-of- honor, and her cousin, Miss Lillian Hill of this city will be one of her bridesmaids. Naval officers. friends of Lieutenant Blakely, will be groomsmen. Lieu tenant Blakely, who Is a Kentuckian comes of a very prominent family. The young couple will spend this win ter In Washington.
 MISS DAVIS ENTERTATNs.
 EFs1r nu anfarfainAd m number of friends Wednesday evening at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Davis. Games were played and refreshments were served by Mrs. J. w. Davis and Mrs. J. A. Watkins, of Pensacola. The guests were: Misses Aida Ramsey. fDeiiola Thornhill. Mamie Coleman. vineza Coleman. Lila Nellie Mclean, Myrtle Davis. Johnston, Emma Rabarn, Messrs. Rabarn of An1alusia, W. H. Houston. Rivert. A. J. Bradley, Grast, J. P. Hurley. ]. G. Barefield. Haden Barrett, Otis Mo- Lean, Thomas o'Hara. E. H. Cornell. T. H. Smith of Birmingham. T. F. Neal. Raymond Shores. Neal Mclean and Pierce Ramsey.
 MoNTGOMERIANs DHNn AT THE YACHT CLUB. A party of the young society set of Montgomery, composed of Misses Eliza beth Andrew, Frances and Flora Stakely, Sarah Warren Wilkerson, An- nie Chandler, Isabelle Cobbs. Mary El- len Harris. Mrs. wilkerson and Messrs. D. T. Graham, Everett Jackson. Davis Stakely. Jack Varjeman, Logan Mar tin. H. c. Harris, Marion Fonville. Fred Teague, Roiiin Broughton and B. G. Betty, who made the river trip on the John Quill, arrived in the city yes- terday. and enjoyed the hospitality of the Yacht Club at a lovely dinner. They will returned to Montgomery on the return trip of the ouill.-Mobile Register.
 BEN HUR DANCE
 AT PICKETT STRINGS. The tribe of Ben Hur gave a most enjoyable dance on Wednesday evening at Pickett Springs. Tisdaies orchestra furnished beautiful music for the oc- casion. Judge Nj. H. Screws. MT. H T. Bridges and Colonel Henry Engle- hardt are to be complimented for the success of the first monthly entertain ment given by the tribe. There were large number of guests and among them MT. and Mrs. Moriarty of Geor- gia, also Grand Chief Deputy W. L. Wilson. of Alaba who will be here two weeks.
 
 Y. W. 0. A.. NOTES. The Fellowship Club held a most in- teresting meeting last -.Aonday evening in the club rooms of the association. Miss Emmily Lamar. an honorary member of the club, told of the Y. w.. c. A. conference at Lake Geneva. / +
 Miss Elizabeth Williams has return ed home after a several months visit with friends in Atlanta and Chatta- nooga-
 Miss Minnie Crumpton has returned from a visit to Atauguaville. + +
 Mrs. Rankin and children. Earl and Cecil, have returned from a two months visit to relatives in Selma. Mobile and other points. Mrs Myrtle Crumpton. has returned from Evergreen, where she spent two weeks.
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 Mrs. Lucille A. Williams. little daughter. Virginia Stone. and sisters. Misses Corinne and Fanchon Arm