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New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

rOpFTGN TRADINC-Foreien houses were mod
crate sellers or balance in the local market, Total
sales for foreign account in the last week have
amounted 70 more than 100 600 shares In London
the general market was firm, American issues being
the only weak features their declines running from
1 Of 10 per cent. with especial pressure IN the
siee shares. Money at the British capital WAS in
fair demand call and short time bills were.
frner. Gold 10 the amount OF fs5O000 from South
Africa win be available IN the open market
morrow. and il is likely the entire amount VIII be
secured By the Bank Of England. well E30o coo
expected from Egypt
COTTOS MOVEMENTS Financial Chron-
ie gives the total port receipts Of cotton for the
week ended February 70. 1903. 141.6l2 bales.
against 90l 5aI hales in the preceding week making
the total receipts since the first Of September, 1905
rsll.s2s bales against 6.405.512 bales for the same
period Of 1e07-s. showing increase since Septen-
ber !. 1895. Of 1906 12s bales Rain has been gen
e-aL with precipitation above normal in some sec
tons. This has interfered with crop preparations,
which are generally well advanced Floods in the
alabama River section sJlbsjiinE-
COPPER PRICES LOWER.-Smal sales Of cleo
trolytic copper were made late Friday afternoon
low IZ7S cents a pound. the lowest price
reached IN the current downward movement Sharp
reductions n the price OF the metal are anticipated
next week by the various metal selling companies.
The Generalization in Steel has had disturbing
effect the copper market. The fact that copper,
exports have fallen of 81 per cent as connpared
with year age and that consumers taking
no copper TO speak OF indicates that stocks on
hand viii show heavy increase this and
month.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-It is stated that J. p
Morgan & Co have purchased sufficient block
Of the general mortgage and development per
cent bonds Of the Southern Railway redeem the
per cent notes maturing April next The notes
oEtstaudirg amount TO s1S000G00- The transaction
s purely refunding one, and the issue Of bonds
viii be IN the neighborhood OF s200l00c0.
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS BONDs-Ffsk &
Robinson announced 10 the holders of the Sl0l5ol
Minnea polls & St. Louis Railway COMPANY Iowa
extension per cent bonds, maturing January l,
thst. having purchased first and refunding IS 10
retire the IS, they offer the privilege OF
change on the basis OF s6Ia and interest. for The
retundinE bonds, and 100 and interest less dis
count AZ per cent year for the maturing per
oenf bonds.
FRENCH GOLD FOP CCBA--I.awrence Turnure
Co have received by the steamer Savoe,
riFlng yesterday. 10000 francs in gold coin
to be reshipped Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb 2o-CiosinE. wHEAT-spot strong;
No red Western winter. IS 4ss d. futures steady .
March. Is ll7sd; May. Is I'D; July IS l1iad coRN-
Spot steady; American mixed tEia Galveston }.
rs futures quiet; March. IS 6a.d MAY. IS - d.
PEAS-Canadian steady. IS ID FLOIR-Winter pat
ents. firm. 3Os I'd. BEEF-EXtra India mess. quiet
Hos. PORK-Prime mess Western, dull 73s ID
HAMS-Short Il f6 h. dull, As BACON
Cumberland 20 70 80 III. dull ass short rib 10 70
dull Cd. long clear mddles light 2S to -
10. quiet. AIS long clear middes. heavy, - to 80 H.
quiet SIS short clear backs 10 TO 20 H. dun as Cd
clear bellies. IA re Ii. duh. +9s. SHOULDERS
square. II - 10. dull. 3ss. LARD-American re-
tierces. as Cd steady; BrTTER-Good United states
steady. SIS CHEESE-Canadan finest. white, firm
G2s: Canadian finest. colored. 64s Cd firm. TALLOW
Prime city. 2Ts Cd Australian in London. dull.
LINSEED OIL.-DuI1 DDS Cd TCRPENTI%E
Spirits steady. aas. PETROLEUM-Steady. Ts.d
ROSIN-Common steady. 1iqd. HOPS London
tPacifc Cosst. steady. e IS Tf2.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York February %. 1909
REEVES Receipts - TjS head. all
far sIuughterers direct No trading IN live cattle
Feeling easy steady for bulls aud cows
Dressed beef had light inquiry al Sq 1uc per III No
Iater cables from the cattle and beef markets OF
Great Exports TODAY included S32 quarters
the -. Paul 20 southampton. for the Lon
market.
CALVES Receipts we're $40 head. including 256
head Tor butchers the market. Prices were
fun steady. Indiana yeals sold nt SGdSo per 100
H.. Indiana fed calves SIaS5 80. No state calves
sale Dressed calves fun steady al l60 !" sc for
city dressed with few selling at lGc- country
dressed ga I+c
Saies-Kerns com mmission Company - Indiana
vcaIs 14o lb average SO per 100 h; Q 10. lo4 n
10 ~ - Indiana fed calves Si1
To al s. 80. ! do 70. 81.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-RecePts were 15i7 cars. or
2I5 head. including 1914 for siauEhterers and
for the market. making. with the stale stock en-
tirely nominal. lambs about steady. quality cnnsid
cred and sold s. G5aS - per 100 % Dressed
mutton steady I010c per lb dressed lambs AZ
II a15i5c: country dressed hothouse lambs at SEu
$ll per -
Sstes-Kerus Commission COmpany: 10 BuUalO
lambs s. 10 average. 81 20 per 100 III
$ Judd & CO. Buffalo lambs, So m at 81 90
205 do % 10. at & o.: 20f do 81 10. ct 9! 81
uOCS-Fersipts were 2B cars. q 5153 head. ell
for sauehterers for sac alive Late yesterday
Newton & Go. sold $50 Maryland hogs. IA To aver
age. So 81 per 100 h.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

A DvERTISEMENTs AND
"A The Tribune received al
1864 Broadway. between Both
O. clock .. H. Advertisements
branch cncss 81 regular once
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-The coffee market fairly active O.
day. with the months showing considerable strength
and making high records covering
OF shorts and moderate huish The
close steady unchanged 10 points higher.
Sales reported Of $1,000 The opened
steady at unchanged prices advance OF points.
and improved during the day the factors outlined
above and also In keeping with the strength Of the
French market and Of the OF the Brazilian
markets Rio 90 reis lower 25FIS0
refs higher. Receipts Brazilian ports
full but. with the limit the
nearly reached this fact comparatively lttle
teTtions Opinions largely just how much in
huece the agitation % an import duty has had upon the
recent advance. Speculative operations not
sufficient importance export
duty Is being discounted extent far
operations futures concerned be that
apprehensions in this direction have bearing
the steady demand from the interior and
who profess 20 feel little confidence IN the actual ipos
tion Of duty inclined bullish Of the
effect the agitation the discus
sion Congress approaches The market coffee
steady. with quotations the basis Of SdSisc for
Rio No =
The prices the market today
--r H.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

sfrrerse deposits s17s 100:
A. 81 800 Percentage Of legal reserve. ls.4o
The following table compares the Clearing House
,sze-sKedl statement with the statements Of
snondinE dates in 1908 and 1907:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

reached 81 1914 IN New York and 81 1914 a. Chicago:
The upturn due usual operations by the oul
leaders and covering by traders coupled
with firm market at Liverpool where closing prices
were = sd higher. The July position was not
strong May owing 10 favorable weather n the
O'Clock the May delivery quoted 81 ISL ana
July 81 0SZ- Winnipeg reported that export business
had been done. and after the close il was ruraored
that the sales amounted much ~ loads. Erl-
vate cables reported in Southwest Russia and
consequent better outlook for the and good rains
in the Punjeb although other private adyices stated
that India was badly in need Of rain. Worlds ex-
ports as posted on the exchange. were 100000
bushels compared with 12S02 600 bushels the previous
week and 10, $4,000 bushes a year The quantity
passage increased 4T20 bushels The stocks OF
wheat in farm hands in Germany reported to De
small and Berlin closed 1c higher with Budapest &c
net higher for the day The cash market IN New
York was quoted follows: No red. 81 u elevator
and 81 % ahoat; No Northern Duluth 81 - "a,
ana No hard winter. 81 81 b adOat CORN
The market for somewhat weaker, losing
for May in the local market l o'clock with July
f27sc and September re The reaction in the mar
Eet from strength based clearing
weather West for larger receipts and more
arrivals Chicago than expected The Liverpool
market closed partly "a net lower. No > corn here
was quoted T4c elevator and 72c o b afoat: No ?
white nominal and No yellow, TIC b afoat- GA rs
outlook for heavier movement. The cash market,
however showed further change closing as fol-
lows Mixed. &c TO 50 h. 56iz 81 izC: natural white.
% to 81 ID, 30 COO and clipped white. - a. Ii,
5S n 03c. RYE-Market quiet; No western, S3isc
o b New York BARLEY-Market quiet mailing,
a a1Sc. and feeding. 106 lie I T New York BUCK
WHEAT-New York state quoted. 69c nominal
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

Coffee ahles- Rio-C'ofTee market steady No RIO
2s62: exchange. Is 732d: receipts 1900 bags stock
bags Santos-CofIee market quiet No Santos
4S125; 1880: receipts s0Co bags stock $50 900
at . m unchanged = pfenng higher; sales
600 bags Havre-Coffee market opened s<q's franc
higher. al 10 IN unchanged: sales IL 600 bags
COTTON-The cotton market quiet to-day. with
barely steady. decline Of t. points
The opened steady decline Of points to
points. rallied 10 s gain Of about / TO
then eased OF with last prices at tho lowest
level Of DAY opening. the months
relatively IN response lower cables than due
uaud on crop theories The weather
showed no precipitation the Southwest and mall ad
vices from that the country received stat
ing that precipitation sufficient 10 improve
situation created by abnoTmally light winter rains
cf situation probably helped the rally dur
while the later decline due 10
liquidation for the week end ard the ho
Orleans selling and local hear pressure.
r7oted easier spot situation. which seemed
that the south asking FOR bids. The old months
IN the local market selling only some 10 to Il
points over whereas not long ago they
30 points This probably
continued confidence IN the ultimate course oi
ts in bIsh relationship 'af supply
eeasonUile al the present time there
plenty of cotton available IN the Soth f
elsewhere at paTtty 20 supply all
legitimate demands II Is possible that should the late
charges fe spot supplies which apparent oh
s-aria n an upward would he rapidly taken
OF the market by people selling the late positions against
them , --,. -.
saV
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
GOROOM WINSTON

Young Ladies-Cit
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21

METALS1.IRoN-rhs s. S1s market for pig iron eertih,
and and unchanged No business was rePorted and regu-
ana March SO "a SIS % April SIS 80 g$6 80, and
MOLASSES AND SYRUPs-The market for syrups
Mas Mas sye9dy @ ana unGhanged while m9asses vas firmly
-.EeW Orleans centrifugal, common, I6G 19c fair.
e.s sG@a IS P55Rf 3 3oG %sw or e
faiT i6g2oc; good 19g22c prime q q 25c; fancy.
rsr crude oil as to points hsher
mand from local shorts and absence Of bear
g3S3c; 400 September. 5.o5 5.06c. october.
ing a, Oh vas QI5et o9t cFushtrs We're hold-
changed We quote. Observation-Disclosures white.
refined cases New York 10 SOC: Phiiadelphia 10 s5c
sPh S5o Sg G45e white cases: PG HeT
Prime crude 440c; prime summer yellow spot 3 40
&54sc; Febcuary; 5.4oa SC: March 5.44 5.45c;
597c: October. 5.T2 nc; of summer yellow FebTu-
%&,t o5s pP%e S&@s5 wn5sr afseT eoT s sss
&c: out-of- town raw 50 q 56c: Calcutta raw 75e
PRoyIsTONs-ow to moderate liquidation ana
The weeknesy in com provisions eassd OF somewhat
j. o"o hogs at Chicago 1000 hogs Kansas C.t ana
S;9 100 h3gs at Omaha PoRK-steady Quoted: Mess
qao.sa: Mes: $io soasIi faiy SIS .
BEEE HAMs-Quet. oaoted a, s2ias36 DKFssfD
bees-stsady Quoted SMOKING ai.o No 70 n o{S. e
r. 9,.c = n S3.c Picked hams Quiet quoted at
f Es cal pr CHotsd; 1l 6a' Sou2.
Western a75a9 SOC. CITY lardsteaiy. quoted o's
oc5c Continent, 10 I5c: Brazil. kegs 12c Compound
Quoted: oleo. 1274 d13c; CITY lard stcarue. &c
RICE-The market for rice steady
az primary points and quite active all points
tons follow Screenings. 2ss G3c ordinary. 3Asa4'.r.
fair 4atG"c: good ordinary 6ia ef5s- prime .,
choice, GG161- C. head JapanF 3asu44c.
Java ~ g5c. Rango0n -. q5c.
SUGAR-The market for reHQed sugar unsettled
Howell Is still withdrawn from the market ArHucEIp
Brothers selling limited orders o the Of
their daily outturn. the basis Of 35c. less per
cent cash other rcnners. terms. quoting
4 4Sc, except the Federal. which 450v
shipment The following list prices. subject
rebate or 10 points and discount OF per Tor
cash seven days. crystal dorulnos 6a0c. tab
49uc: cubes. Eagle 5-lh bags powdered Eagle
confectoners' granulated 4.S0c. XXXN powdered.
@.10c. powdered. powdered powdered
! Coo: Eegle and fine granula-ed. 55c:
lsaE 2lb cartons Of fine granulaed. 475c.
do +S"c; Si=-lb bags DO 4.SOc; BIB bags 1sc:
lp-lb bags DO, 4TcC. - 10
Eagle fine or standard RranUIated and diamond A.
455c: confectonerS' 4. ! SIC. /. 35c. 30 an~
Nos and !. 421cs No 2. 4-20c. ~ q 4f5c: No
: Joe. No (. 4o5c. No 2. &c; No 3.9uc: SIC
No II $500: No ~. 3T5c; Nos "A. - and 10. 2Tor
nominal The market for for
March shipment from Cuba. with sellers asking 2Nc
basis 96 against about 40
bags AT ? 5-iGc. The latter price IS equal 3C7r
inaL WITH prices quoted as follows: Centrifugal
test. 361 I3GTc. muscovado. 50 test. 3lTI3i.c and
nolasses sugar 50 test. 2sGa . a2c. The London
market FOR beet sugar steady quiet and IN
changed with February and March quoted a ;. q
and May at los Pad.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
THE HOLMHURST

ennsyIvania Ave. near Beach. Atlantic CITY y. J.
nobstructed view private baths Stationary
with hot and cold running water in bedrooms
levator street level Capacity 800 open all the
.ar Hotel electric coach meets trains Literature
quest HENRY DARNELL.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
Of contract prices IN The local market to

cotton EXCHANGE special Liverpool cables spot co'tn
bales speculation and export. tp1
bsies American o0o raes; recepts 2e"0o bales amer
80. o. 600 bales rnddinR upland 511d futures opened
;e hut stoady points lower on near ana point oNeT
rcsitfon~ idle, not 2ff2z points lower
- rear ana ~ points lower distant months fenr1
~ 02d; March Auril n,.ft;
80, Ma osd. Mav-June 5o5izd: June-ulv aV,tzd'
So .-,rns, O7d: August September. bOi "a Septe
- oc.ober 497lrd; OctoberNovenber ;s1d: Hoten-
p35: December January -'%u anu Jam"
February. AID
a MFAT-Fiour was held hlRIfT an
-, ~" line ,o-iay. demand considerahly i'm
aLI-e p 6our shade tfrleT. with
sca.-sred trade following are pflces guotel
- ne New York Produce Exchange ~. ,.S
On rOds6 20: straight 50 ltrSb 20 WINTER
25aS5 GO: spring clears 81 2fdS eftfa 10
ratel.s e 1oGSI 40 extra winter. 81 S3nS4 kan
~ srarhts $685. 25 BTCKNEtAT F@L11y @ A
saS 1ntsd a. 50 1882 30 per 100 ~ RYE FLl h
ql q9II Quoted: Fair good 81 1888 30; caocf % n
EiILn q s5dsz 60 CORNME4L-Stea (uotea; htn
s9 ss 4o5ss RAG M+3AIsteady 2q9tsd; FITS F
~ h5ds1 So coarse 81 'sFLSi % fI1L-D
ws.tsrn quiet CITY firm Quoted: Nes5srh sprig i
rnIddlnR S2T IS: -four DO $50 rec Goe
-. % @ h-an soc bulk s2s sacks; r7iddng t2e ioa
500. res dog s31. all February sn,pHie''s "'-S my
IN s2s 20 sacks; oineai s5S - ...-s. mar.
e. y. wIIEAT-While new high rccoros 49, 80
@fav rbeat shortly after the opening tc-aay,
.,-tnrn rroved only temporary ana shsrp
the ul- reacted &C from top at
IEsao followed by closing rally ~ TOP point MAY
New-York tribune., 1909-02-21
Swimming.
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOEEIGN TEACHERS AGENcY
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors fSoverrsss@~ -
TO Colleges schools and Families. apply to
Mrs II J. YoUNG-FULTON q Enion sauar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-19

by Chancellor Commander w. H. Weak
ley. In beautifully decorated county
court room.
DIR. s. B. Webb, of Talladega. made
the invocation. Addresses Of welcome
were delivered by Mayor A. e. Walker
in behalf Of the city; Emmett O'Neal
for the Pythians of the tri-oities.
Grand Chancellor Thomas d SANFORD
responded
A remarkable feature was the play
ing Of the Knickerboeker Band OF
Tuscumbia, directed by Mrs. Lula Mer-
riH Simpson. The thirteen little boys
brought the meeting to Its feet when
they played Dixie" as an encore. The
Pythian ouartette gave two fine num-
bers. All Grand Lodge officers were
present.
/ The Eiks are holding open house
throughout the convention. for dele
gates and slocal knights.
The most discussed topic during the
meeting today was the election OF
Grand Outer Guard, Monte Bello Lodge
presenting L. G. Waldrip of sheffield,
who was opposed by J. G.. Rowland. Of
Roanoke.
The Grand Lodge went into secret
session at 10 o'clock when reports OF
grand officers were read.
Tally-hos and carriages furnished by
the Florence wagon works carried the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-19

Bartlett won the club prize. Mrs.
r. g: Massie the guest prize, and
and Mrs. F. o. Walsh the consolation
| Fruit punch was enjoyed curing
the afternoon and after the games 4
deiicious two-course luncheon was
There were a number Of guests pres
snt besides the club members.
MARRIAGE OF MISS SHINE
AND MIR. POPE.
The marriage OF Miss Matte Shine
and Mr.. Frederick Terrell Pope. which
occurred at the home OF her mother,
AIRS: e: A. Shine. on Holcombe Street.
on Sunday afternoon, was the culmina
ton Of very pretty romance. The we'd
ture date, but as Mr.. Terrell was here
on a visit 1t was decided to have 1t al
once. It was a very quiet home we, .
Rev. 8. z. McGhee sU ofri csh prsi Mls.
Shine, who Is the daughter OF Mrs. E.
A.. shine, Is young woman of sterl-
ing worth. and Possesses many loyabie
Mr.. Pope is a native of ouitman.
Miss. he has been in the navy seven
years, having served the last iye years
the entire electrical department on the
battleship Mississippi. His term will
expire June 8. 1910.
WHITE HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting of the
First White House Association was
held at the carnSegis Library yesterday
very enthusiastic meeting and there
was much business before the Asso.
citation; Mrs J. G. Lee and Mrs. Cor
gates ana Mrs. Harvey Jones and Mrs.
A.. NJ. Allen alternates. to the Con-
federated Southern Memorial Associa-
ton at Memphis on June 7.
The Association will have only ore
more meeting before they adjourn for
the summer.
NOTICE.
queen Of ciabss cara Club this 8 week is
TIsrAGIB TO MEET.
grssiaents Bay !. the home 'e q Mss
Rebecca Pollard, 11s Moulton Street
Thursday afternoon At ) o'clock.
ns & s.s sssssss i os as s sSsst n
route from her home in New Orleans
70 Colorado Springs
Mrs. w. d. Anderson ana children,
Annie Holmes and Pelham. are spend
Ing two weeks at Linwood. her plan
tation in the southern part Of the
county.
Miss Lucy Phillips has returned to
her home In Tuskegee after visit to
Mrs. Henry Trawtck:
Mrs. Emma oppenheimer is visiting
friends In Tuskegee.
Miss Eii,s May Of Selma, is the
North Ripley Street.
Z = r
Miss Emerita McAdams has returned
home from St. Cecilia Academy at
Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Fleming. Misses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-19

delegates to the factory and other points
of interest after the close of the after
noon session,
At o'clock tonight Monte, Bello
Lodge exemplihed secret work for the
Election OF OAaecrs.
Al the afternoon session, Past Grand
Chancellor f.. P. Nichols of Roanoke,
| was elected Supreme Representative,
succeeding Supreme Representative ].
H. Ellis. Mr.. Nichols was placed in
nomination by Mr. Ellis.
All the line officers were advanced
as follows: H. 81. Beck, Birmingham.
Grand Chancellor; Frank w. Lull, We
tumpka. Vice Chancellor; p. L. Hollo-
way, Montgomery. Grand Prelate; n.
3. Cobbs, Mobile. Grand Master-at-
Arms; A. q. Patterson. FaIkville, Grand
Inner Guard. L. @. Waldriy OF Shelf
field and j. @. Rowland or Roanoke,
were candidates for Grand Outer Guard,
Mr.. waldrip winning by almost Ave to
one.
Many prominent AlabaIhians are at
tending the lodge sessions. Among
others are Attorney General A. NJ.
CARRIER: !. Rivers Carter, Postmaster
Of Birmingham: Major w. j. Walden,
OF Uniontown: Walter ID. Seed, State
Treasurer; ]. A. Wilkinson. Commits
sioner of Agriculture; j. b. Ellis. OF
Selma j. b. WadsWorth, OF BirminE
ham; H. J. Willingham, of the Fduca-
tfonal Department; Judge Dlsque. of
Gadsden: President Vann. of the Agri-
cultural School. at Wetumpka, and
Samuel C. Jenkins, of Bay M.nette.
Rev. J. NJ. DanneIly Tensed.
On account Of pressure OF business,
no speeches were made on nominations
or elections OF officers and much OF the
pleasure OF these occasions was lost.
proposition was offered providing
for an Official stenographer for the
Grand Lodge and suggestion was made
that the flow OF wit and wisdom from
Rev. j. M Dannelly was lost"
r, III. Mangum, of Selma, suggested
that'if the brother wants to see Brother
Danneily's jokes In print he can do so
by applying TO any drug store and Sc
curing any current almanac. Much mer.
rimeht greeted this sally.
Many changes aud PROPOSITIONS have
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-19
HIBERNIANs TO PICNIC.
Big Gathering Takes place at Jact
sons Lake Today.

Big Gathering Takes Place at Jack
sons Lake Today.
Jackson's Lake, the favorite old pic.
mic grounds OF Montgomery. will agasn
resound with reveiry and merrymakina
today at the annual barbecue and pic.
mic OF the Ancient Order of Hihernians
and nothing will be spared to make u
a dav of pleasure for all.
That the day will be we'll spent needs
no comment, each one anticipating 0
good time, according TO his own partic
ular taste. Some will seek enjoyment
angling on the placid waters of the
lake. some loving the excitement on
the baseball diamond. while others will
he lured by the sweet strains of Dixie
Dan" issuing from the dance hall.
Besides these various amusements. o
program for races and other events has
been arranged by the Hibernians, In.
GLIDING a 100-yard race for the boys
and girls. sack race fat mans race
and young woman's race The prizes
for the different events consisting Of
baseball and bat. pair of roller
skates. umbrella and ham" for the
winner in the ayoirdupois run. Re-
sides those, prizes will also be given
to the most graceful dancers both men
and women. as silk umbrella, a box
of cigars. handsome fern and n cut
glass bowl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-19

Bessie simpson and Resale Higgins.
Messrs. c.. l. Armstrong, j 8. Hestle
spent sunday At Mountain Creek.
Miss Minnie watts. Of New York. Is
the guest Of Mrs.: Charles Halls.
Miss julia Morgan. Of Mcintosh Bluff.
i nn ne psr Evesss tr q MRS artweii douglas
Miss Mary CASTOR. Of Chester, S. C..
Is visiting Judge and Mrs. ]. B. Gas
ton at Cloverdale
Misses Jetaline Farley and Maggie
Hubbard leave today for Tuscaloosa to
attend, conimeneement.
Mr.. Beale Travis. OF Birmingham. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". A.
Travis on virsinia Avenue.
4 Mrs; A =; EdmeSnds and Master s
their home in Avtsygsviile, after visit
Mrs. 8; NJ Hub HqSbel H.! has 3 returned ned
derson at Gilmore.
Miss while Jones left this morning
for Tusea,oosa, where she VIII be the
attend commencement.
Mrs. william Pierce. of Greenville.
Is visiting Mrs. J. F. Snyder on Church
Street.
Miss Lettice Clark. Of Mobile, VINO
has been the guest OF Miss Clement
asf1 a fs vs s. e 1 Rr@RFss . where
I. Miss Christine Glass has returned
home from visit OF month to her
aunt. Mrs. T. II. Hancock. in Atlanta.
Miss Helen Huston. who has been the
attractive guest OF Mrs. Myrtle Booth
Campbell, will return today to her
Miss Fanchon Armstrong has re-
turned to her home In Birmingham at
ter a six weeks visit to friends In this
Mr.. J. NJ. Morris has returned to
the city after ten days visit to Clear
Water, st. Petersburg and Tampa.
Mrs. c. P. Deming. Of Evergreen.
and Miss Frances Deniing.. who has
been ssttennding college at Spartan,
Mrs. P. A. Travis. 81 Virginia Ave-
nue..
Miss Annie Sykes has gone to New
fore going to Boston. where she will
spend the entire summer with her
aunt. Mrs. Charles Ham. She will
study dancing under Gilbert
r
Colonel and Mrs. John w, A. SAM
ford have returned from Andersonyille.
Ga. where they attended the unveiling
of the Wirz monument.
Miss Rena Dannheiser, q charming
young lady of Pensacola, Fla, 10 ex-
Miss Dora Marcus, IL North Hull
Street.