The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-29

eonvsntion Mili continue until suday
afternoon, when Il will adjourn.
There are nearly 1000 delegates In
attendance and among them are some
Of the most prominent negroes Of the
state. !.
Dask IN Beston.
a report reached Selma today that
DR.. q. q. Gay. one Of the best known
physicians of the city. was critically III
In Boston.
DR.. cay with his family. left Selma
for Boston about q month ago, and II
10 undsrstood that he was taken III
about a week ago. He will be brought
to his home IN this city as soon as he
II able to travel.
Complimentary to Miss Lapslsy.
Selma, July 2aE(Special Misses
Laura and Gertrude Jones charmingiy
entertained at Q sewing party this
morning at 1890 o'clock in oompli-
ment to Miss Ayiette Lapsley Of At
lanta, Ga.
During the morning the guests
entered into lively sewing contest.
by placing bachelor buttons In az.
artistic arrangement as possible on
strips OF cloth furnished by the hos
tesses. and the trophy. q huge stick
Of candy fell to the honoree.
Delicious refreshments added to the
mornings pleasure and the fortunate
guests were: Misses Lapsley. Lucy
Parrish, Maude Smith, Lucille Du Bose.
Louise and Helen johnson. Annie Mae
Stoddard. Minnie McKinnon, Myrn
Monk. Madeline Fowlkes. Ellen Mel
win. Lula Nicholson. Ernestine Smith,
Kate Young and the hostesses. ~
A Moonlight Party.
Miss Bertha Hail delightfully."- enter
tanned q number Of young couples this
evening ut . moonlight ride and pic
mic at the Halls country home, several
miles from town.
Those present were: Miss Hall with
Mr.. Ed keeble. Miss Katie voltz with
Mr.. Eugene Kfmbrough, Miss Anna
Anderson with Mr.. Lucien Burns, Miss
Belle wilkins with Mr.. Brandley Con-
verse. Miss Kate Young with Mr.. Law
Lamar. Miss Emmie swift with Mr..
Jam yoltz and Miss Lottie Felker with
AR. Henry Phillips.
The party was chaperonei by MT.
and Mr.. Hall, and q tempting supper
was enjoyed.
Social And Personal.
Mrs. Josiah Smith win entertain at
o porch party tomorrow evening COM
plimentary to her lovely njeces. Misses
Mary and Kitty Bibb. Of New Decatur.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Gilmer Of Marion
Junction are spending today here.
Mr. Louis sharpe of Farmersviile is
here today on business.
Miss Issie Phillips has returned
nj IN
Camden.
Miss Finch. who has been visiting
Miss Veta Jones has returned to her
home In Evergreen.
Miss Epma Phillips and Master
George Prfvett returned home yester-
day after q pleasant visit to relatives
in Untontown.
DR.. and Mrs. W. c. Phillips, have re-
turned home after visiting In Camden.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Phil
lips mother. Mrs. M. A Caster. who
will be their guest for week or SO.
Miss o'Connor has returned to her
home In Chattanooga. Tenn, after
short visit to Mrs. c. L DeBardeiaoen-
Mr.. Jim PrIvett left yesterday for
Uniontown to join his f&mily. who are
spending some time there.
Miss Florence Gilmer. who has been
visiting in Uniontown IL at home
again.
Miss Dora Cohen OF Memphis, Tenn,
win reach Selma tomorrow and will be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Yaretxky.
Messrs. J. NJ Seymour and W. I.
Wallis will leave in few days Tor
VISIT to, relatives in Arkansas okla-
homa and Texas.