The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-28
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a Iguests going out in automobiles. De- licious refreshments were served after the game. Those who were present to meet Mrs. Williams were Mrs. Jordan Garrison. of Camden. S. C., Miss Sarah Emmei. Mise Edwina Wood. Mrs. Charlton E. Battle. Mrs. Eugene P Burnett, Miss Maui Burnett, Mrs Ray Jones of Montgomery.-Coiumbus Ledger.
 MISS ALLEY IS ENTER. TANNED IN MOBILE.
 The Travelling Salesman" at the Mobile Theatre was the attraction last evening which drew e large crowd. and the evening was deligDsfuily cool. which made the entertainment all the more enjoyable.
 Miss Lucille Ligon and Mir. Clinton Mccartney and Miss Katherine Alley. of Montgomery, and Mir. Alfred Ross formed . congenial little party who en- joyed the play together and supper aft erward with Miss Lucille Agon.-Mo- bile Register.
 IN COMPLEMENT TO MONT
 GOMERY GIRL.
 Miss chevis Strong is having an en-
  is the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. II Flowers.
 Mrs. W. L.. Jennings entertained at party several days ago for her. and Mrs. Flowers also gave picnic in her honor.
 Mir. and Mrs J. L. Cruikshank. of Hannibal. Mo. have come to Montsom- cry to make their home and have pur- chased the pretty bungalow of Mir. Charles Hopkins. at Capitol Heights
 Judge and Mrs. Gaston. of Mont- gomery. arrived yesterday to be the guests of Mrs. William Fittman Redd- Birmingham ge-Heraid.
 Mrs. John V. smith. of Montgomery. is the guest of Mrs. George Hughes.- Birmingham Age-Herald.
 Mrs. J. M. Dennis has returned from Gainesville, Ga, where she placed her daughter. Miss Cecil Mary. in bre' nau College.
 Mrs. M. J. Forbes. of Brunswick. Ga. who has been the gdest for sev- eral months of Mir. and Mrs. T. C: Johnson, has gone to Atlanta to vist relatives.
 Miss Edith FoWier mas totu' "oe from a several weeks visit 10 Fensa cola.
 A very good picture of Miss Frankie ttait,wanser appeared In The Atlanta ConstItution for Sunday Miss Hal tiwanRer has been a frequent Visitor tO Montgomery. and at one time maoe her home here with her sister. Mrs' John Tuliis. She was unusually pop ular, and has large circle or rrienas in this city.
 Mrs. Frank Duncan has returned from Asheville, N. c.
 Mrs. c. W. Crist and little daugh- ter, Sarah Elizabeth, have returned from Birmingham. where they accom- panied MT. Crist on business trip
 Mrs, N. 8. Graham. of Macon, Ga. Is visiting Mrs. D. W. McIver at her home. 9 Cfamer avenue.
 Miss Clair Ely. returned last night from Pensacola, where she was the guest for several weeks of her sister. Mrs. John Bullock. Mr. and Mrs. L. ?. Fleming and children have returned from Florence, where they spent several weeks.
 Mrs. Lottis Pope has returned from New York. where she spent several months with her neice. Mrs. Browdsr Film.
 Miss Helen Johnson. who has been the guest for several weeks of friends here, has returned to her home in Co., iumbus. Ga.
 Mr. R. N. Henderson, Jr.. of Mont 9omery. Is visiting his aunt Mrs. T. R. McCarty, 21lI Fourteenth avenue. south. Mr. Henderson is a 1909 grad uate of Cornell University and Is en route to Pittsburg. where he has a position with the Westinghouse Elec- trio company.-BirminEha Age-Her- ald.
 Mrs. B. c. Johnson. of Birmingham. is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Evans on South Court street.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. L. Hanahan and sons will leave today for AsheviIIs. N. C.. to spend several weeks. Mir. and Mrs. Ray Jones have return ed from a visit to her mother. Mrs. George Pearce in Columbus. Ga
 Mrs. Laura E. Dibbie. spent last night in the city with Mrs. Laura J. Alley. on route from TuskeRee to Ocean Springs and Biloxi. Miss.
 General and Mrs. F. $. Ferguson. of Birmingham. are the guests of Miss Gussie Woodruff on Alabama street.
 
 Mrs Meyer GersOn. Jr.. is visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs. I R. Hchuster. in Selma.
 Miss Annie Gaston haa returned from several weeks visit to Atlantic City and other points MIR. ANDERSON LEAVES, Atev. E. l.. Harris Called to Bmuti.t