The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-08
Items of Interest to Montgomery
 and to ths Stats

III las. Alva Fitspatrfrx. Tom Fitzpatrick. Edward May, Grady Noble, olin Pink seph soioman. Edwin Teague. Harris washburn. Roweil Holt. Gather Perry, John Brandon. Snap Dowdell, Louis Lasseter. Fred Spann, Phafes Cole man. Robert Candler, J. S. Pinkston, Walter Gayle. Brown Gaston. Jack Hastings. Louis Hubbard. Will Ella B. Allen. Ben washburn. Ready Ells- berry. Dave Holloway, Sanders Hickey. Frank Gay, Charlie Brane, Rowland Webber, Staufficher. Bob Chapman, Ii. Riche.
 COMPLIMENTS TO MISS COCkRELL
 AND MIR CLARK BY OUT-
 OE-TOwN PAPERS.
 The Times-Gazette, in noting the in- vitations issued by Mrs. Edward Bres-- sic Vaughn to the wedding reception of her niece, Mary Hale -Cockrell, and Mir. Francis Barnard Clark, IT,. on the evening Of Tuesday, June t5, at s:30 o'clock. 25f Government Street. Mobile, Ala, says the above invitations are be- ing received in Tuscaloosa with the greatest interest. Miss Cockreli, who ID VI n PtVtHtASAb <AA4b&kh0 AoAhtA9s was popular co-ed, at the University a short time ago and was one of the most attractive and one of the bright est girls who have yet attended the University. She graduated with dis tinction and at once devoted herself to teaching in Mobile, where she met with great success. She Is personally a most charming young woman and had great many friends and admirers in n.taA n- ra1t a.. all of these are ready to congratulate fortunate Mir. Clark.
 He is also a University man, with many friends. He is representative of the well-known Clark family of Mobile, which has given to Alabama so many fine men. and he is a young gentleman of fine ability and many genial qualities himself. He was an exceedingly popular University student and has numbers of friends in Tusca- loosa to wish him joy.---Mobile Regis ter.
 MRS. NOBLE ENTERTAINED. Miss Nina Gentry's bowling party on Tuesday morning at the Piedmont Driving Club will be pretty event in honor of her guest. Mrs. Ben Noble of Montgomery. who Is being pleasantly entertained during her visit.-Atlanta Journal.
 BEAUv0IR CLUB RECEPTION. The Beauvoir Club will open it's Roof Garden with an informal recep- ton, and bridge party on Wednesday night, June sth at o'clock. All the club members and their lady friends are invited.
 COUNTRY CLUB DANCE. hn A( ha will entertain at a dance on Thursday evening. at the club. in honor of the visitors.
 Mrs. IT B. Connolly and Miss Nellie Manning Is visiting Mrs. Annie Clark during the reunion at Memphis.
 Rabbi B. c. Ehrenreich left yester- day for New York and the East to spend his vacation.
 Ms Jas. Toole and daughter. Miss Sallie Toole. who have been visiting in North Alabama have returned home. ! Friday afternoon Mrs. Nick Jones entertained at her home on Grove | Street. from ( to 6, in honor of Mrs. W. B. Honey. of Selma. Mfss W. b. 1sohey or, pelfnAs mas re- turned home after a delightful visit to relatives and friends of this city. Mrs. Lucille Armstrong Williams. &C., companied by her little daughter, Vir- ginia Stone. and her aunt, Mrs. Wal ter q. Roberts. will leave today for Memphis to join her uncle, Major John ham Age Herald.
 
 Mrs. w. L. Fruit and charming daughter, Mary, of Selma, are visit ing friends and relatives here. Miss Mary, though still school girl. is quite a social favorite in Selma, and is receiving a number of attentions from friends here.
 Mrs. M. Lilies and Misses Ethel and Minnie Lee Lilies will leave today for visit to relatives in Brewton.
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 Mrs. l.. E. Loveless. Mrs. M. B. Dib- leave today for visit to relatives in Tuskegee.
 Misses Mary and Isabel Cobbs have returned from Sweet Briar College, Va.
 Mrs. J. E. Miller and daughter. Mrs. J. E. Dow, have gone to Charleston, s. C.. for several weeks.
 MT. arvi Mrs. Thomas McMahan are receiving congratulations oo the birth of daughter.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry schwarz gre living with Mrs. Leon Lehman, High Street.
 Miss Maggie Cannon of North Caro- lima, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. w Cannon at their home on Lawrence Street
 Mfr. and Mrs. A. L. Hammond are being congratulated on the birth Of son, William Anthony. Miss Jennie Sistrunk has returned from New York.
 Mrs. Laura V. Pope has returned from Mobile, where she was called on account of the illness of Miss Mattie Pope Mas Pope has returned from the infirmary and Is now at pr. J. c. Edwards. where she Is slowly recover ing.
 Miss Mary Sistrunk has returned from New Orleans where she attended the Sophie Newcomb College.
 Mrs. L. c. Willis has returned from H. TV-k