The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-26

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 the Tuesday Card Club at II [ ' o'clock. . A>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 'NThe Discoverers of Amerrica." pre- pared by Mss Rochelle Jones. and read by Mrs. Thomas. from the Twentieth Century Clubs "A Review of The Scar let Letter." by Mrs Mortix. At the conclusion of the literary pro- gram social hour Nas enjoyed, during which refreshments were served.
 MORRIs-wEATHERLy. Many friends here will be interest ed in the marriage of Miss Annie Weatherly and Mir. ". R. Morris of Louisville. Ky. which occurred in Bir- mingham. Jan. IS. Miss Weatheriy. who is the daughter of Mrs. c. IT. Weatheriy of Benton, has made her home In this city with her aunt, Mrs. H. C. Tompkins. for several years. Mir. Morris was for meriy from Louisville. Ky. but now of Memphis, Tenn. EAA
 Immediately after sheif marriage. Mir. and Mrs. Morris left for Memphis, where they will make their home. - a . as+ t MISS LULA M'0UEEN.
 The Age-Herald and The Atlanta Constitution Of Sunday each contained q picture of Miss Lula Mcqueen of Montgomery, who is one of the beau tfful debutantes of this winter. Miss Mcqueen comes of . family of beauti- full daughters.
 Mrs. Oliver P. Bartlett of New or- leans. and Mrs. Cook of Selma, as Man. nil Ma among the pronouncedly beautiful girls of their set.
 Miss Mcqueen is visiting Mrs. Mark Lewis of Birmingham, in which city she Is enjoying many social eourtesies. s +. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. Mrs. Amelia Roswald announces the engagement of her daughter, Regina, to MT. David Lionel Frank of Wash ington. D. c.
 Miss Roswaid, with her nance, will be at home to friends at . date to be announced later. Miss McGowan Phelan and Acr Gra- ham Phelan ot Atlanta will arrive to- day to visit Mrs. John Stratford and Mrs. Stanley Crittendsn.  Miss Nell Battle, after a very de- ltghtful and prolonged visit to friends in North Carolina and South Carolina. has returned home, +
 Mrs. s.. T. Whitfield. who has been the popular guest of Mrs. Harry Esoughton. has returned to her home at Uniontown.
 Mrs. Jennie whiting rnlliard. who has been the guest of the family of her nephew. Mr. William saffold. has returned to her home in Knoxville. Tenn.
 Mrs. Sheppard Foster. who has been the guest of relatives. has returned to her home in Atlanta. + + Mrs. Frank oBFten Of Rirminghasn is the guest of Mrs. lT. I. Hewitt on Monroe Street.
 Miss Rochelle Cochran of Pike Road Is xisiting her sister, Mrs. / Tiiford Leak.
 Miss Florence Atkinson has returned home after visiting friends in Green- vile and Luvsrnes Mrs. Frank Ansley, who has been visiting her mother at Coosaaa, has returned home. Mss Corinne Armstrong left Tues day for Kansas City to visit the fam fly of her uncle. Gen. John B. Stone. who. 1t will be remembered, was a prominent guest here during the re- union last June. He was the guSst of his niece, Mrs. Lucille ArmstronG, Will Hams. Mrs. Williams, with her little daughter, Virginia Stone. and her sis- ter. Miss Fanchon Armstrong. will also visit in Kassss City latsr.--Birmingham Age- Herald.
 Mrs. Daniel Coleman of Huntsville is In the city for some weeks, and will be with Miss Mary Mcdonald on South Perry Street.
 Miss Nonie Hobhie. who has bsen attending school at the Wesiyan Col leGe in Macon, Ga. was brought home the past week to undergo an opera tion for appendicitis, which was en- tirely successful.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W Favish of Bir- mIngham are making their home with Mrs. ]. DreyfHs, 1Os Holeombe Street.
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 Miss Anne Elise Roane of Missis- sippi will arrive Wednesday to be the guest of her cousin. Mrs. J. J. stevens, on Washington Avenue.