The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-17
neAAle Asmistsad HigenA soctal Editor Phone 26ls

Feel. cianton; Hugh Reagan, Attaiia; Barry. Cincinnati Ernest House and Chester Harris. Delightful refresh ments were enjoyed by the entire par ty.-Birmingham Ledger
 
 wEAR-MCLEsKEY.
 MT. and Mrs. William Thornton Wear announce the engagement of their daughter. Ethel Ruth, to Mir. Joseph Ray Mccieskey. of Boaz. Ala. the we'd ding to take place the latter part of September. at the Emmanuel Episcopal
 The above announcement will be read with considerable interest by the many friends of this popular young couple Miss Wear is a young lady Of intellectual ability, which. with her magnetism, yivacity and charming graciousness of manner. has always made her an admired favorite in this. her home town.
 MT. McCleskey is the only son of Mir. and Mrs Robert Ray McCleskey, of Boaz, Ala. and is young gentleman of sterling worth, who, by his genial manner and high attributes of both mind and character. wins friendship with all. Mr. McCleskey was for sew eral years q student of the Alabama
  of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. At present Mir. McCleskey Is prominently connected with the Boaz Cotton oil Co, and Is popular in both business and social circlss.--opelika Daily News + MISS PAULINE REHFIELD ENTERTAINED. Miss Pauline Rehfield entertained at dinner on Friday night at the Blue Moon in honor of Miss Dora Marcus, or Montgomery, and Miss Resale Jacoby, of Shreveport, La. Beside the honorees the following were present: Miss Rena Dannheisser, MT. Joe stone, MT. Ralph l Berlin, Mfr Morris Levy and Mir. Dave | Marcus. Miss Rehfield, accompanied by Miss M. Burgoyne, left on the noon | train yesterday for Chicago, for three weeks visit.-Pensacola Journal. DANCE AT MOUNTAIN CREEK. most delightful dance was given number of young people went from | Montgomery, among whom were: Misses Lucy Young, Kate Bullock. | Coralee Richardson, Messrs. Portis Me- Keithen, Dayton Lay. Robert Glannon. LIBRARY CLASS. l The meeting of the State Library | at 10 o'clock in the office of pr. Thom- as NJ. Owen at the Capitol | Sophia Holmes. President. MERRY MAKERS TO MEET. The Merry Makers of Capitol Heights l will meet Wednesday evening with MT. Tom Rives at his home at Capitol Heights
 | H 4 1 Mrs. J. Segall and Mrs. J Holler have gone to Toledo, O., to attend their brothers marriage. l Miss Gladys Hudson, who has been spending some time in Asheville. N. C.. is now at Gainesville. Ga. visiting | friends.
 The friends of Mrs. Taylor Thompson | who Is III at a local infirmary, will be I glad to know that she Is improving.
 Mrs. A. J. Keynton and son. Albert. are visiting friends in Pensacola. Miss Mamie Aiken. of Columbia. Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs Harry | Thompson at her home on South Court | Street.
 Mrs. e. D. salter and children are | visiting relatives in Andalusia.
 Miss Eva Retz. has gone to colum- bus Ga, to vsFit her sister. Mrs. Ben- 1amin Harris.S
 Mrs. W. M. Hudson and Miss Lizzie I Wright have returned from Hender- I sonville, Asheville and other points in North Carolina
 Miss Annie Laurie Powell, of Hurts boro, is visiting her sister. Mrs. D. R. I Munk.
 Miss Louise Cook left Sunday for a months stay at vefbena. 1 Mir. W. M Bagby Is on an extended viSting to spartanburg. S. C., and Hem dersonville, N. c.
 Mrs. B. F. Eastburn and daughter. Martha. have gone to Pensacola and other points in Florida.
 Miss Mary Harwell. of Montgomery. is visiting Miss Kate Connor, of East