The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-24

Ane IiTSt matcn was pt2ycI Wouhoo day afternoon between Miss Hettie aarks and Mics Mary Kirkpatrick. Among the players are Misses Mary Kirkpatrick. Hettis Marks. Carrie West. Etta Jenkins, Lucia Richardson. Nan Gunter. Bertha Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Warren Tyson.
 MISS SACHS RETURNS TO THE CITY. Miss Alice Sachs has returned to the city after spending the summer In Ken lucky and at Lake St. Clair. During her absence Miss Sachs was offered the position of teacher of music in the public sch oofs of Louisville. Ky; she refused the offer, however, and will be in Montgomery again this winter as music teacher in the schools here. Although Louisville js her home town and the position was really better one she refused it.
 Miss sachs Is very popular with both teachers and pupils.
 NOTICE W. c. T. U.
 The W. c. T. U. will meet this af- ternoon at { o'clock at the Dexter Ave- uue Methodist Church.
 Mrs. J. B. Nell.
 President A large number of the friends of Mis- Dorothy Graham. of Montgomery. gath cred at the depot Saturday morning to bid her goodbye. For three months Miss Graham was a guest of her sister. Mrs. John NJ. stekiy and during her stay here she made many friends and 1t seemed to them that 1t was just like a home person was going away for good when the train pulled out vf the station. It Is needless to say that Miss Graham will find a welcome here when- ever she chooses to pay Newport vis- 1t again.--Newport (Tenn.) Plain Talk Dr. Effingham Wagner. of Montgom- cry. spent the early part of the week Mrs, W. B. Kelley. Of Montgomery, Is expected In Birmingham in a few days to visit Mrs. Edward Russell.--Bir- mingham Age Herald.
 Mrs. A. H. Munger of Kansas City Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs Benjamin Fitzpatrick at cioverdale.
 Mrs. Jack Thorington and children will return the last of the week from White Sulphur Springs.
 Miss Jamie Lou Rives has returned from a visit to Miss Mary Kate Rives at Coosada.
 NdrS. Fl. ToFEu5OH ana DhDy. nave returned from a visit to relatives in Minnesota.
 Miss Rebecca Rutledge has returned from visit to Miss Nellie Beard in Troy.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. S. Pinckard have re- turned home after spending the sum- mer at Atlantic City, Kanuga Lake. Asheviile and other points.
 Mrs. J. T. Turnipseed and daughters, Misses Fife and Margaret, have moved into their new home at Cloverdale.
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 Miss Mollie Thagard. of GreenvilIe, Is the guest of Mrs. Maxie Pepperman. Miss Pauline rorbert has returned to her home in Lafayette after visiting Miss Helen Anderson has returned to her home in Selma after visiting her aunt. Mrs George W. Ellis
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 Mir. sam Lee Jones and Miss Julia Jones, of Camden, are spending several days in the city. Miss Jones has gone to Bristol Va. to attend Suilins Insti- tute.
 Mrs. W. C. Oates has returned home after spending the summer at Atlantic City.
 Mrs B. Moore. of Loaehapoka, Is wis., iting her daughter Mrs. James !. Ma hone. 20 Clayton Park Street.
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 Mrs. W .B. Kelly win leave this morning for Birmingham to attend the Hanly King wedding. which will take place Tuesday.
 Mrs. Barnes Morgan will give q luncheon Friday in compliment to Miss King and Mrs. Kelly.
 Mrs. F. IT. Logan and children. of Gainesville, Ga. are the guests of her brother. Mir. J. L. Holloway. 411 Finley Avenue.
 
 Miss Genie Finch has gone to Green vile where she will teach during the coming year.