The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-07
WOMAN ano
 SOCIETY.
(BY MRS. J. M. de CoTTES.)

lemise. These loyal co-laborers will be idly missed and their names enrolled Tn
 ,e records of the Home Association' .,o
 ome would be impossible. but some mo-
 tble instances deserve especial mention.
 The crowning gift of the year was "a a sno anS pse scented by Mrs. T. J. Scott and sons, as 8 memorial to the honored husband ana father of the generous donors. This by beautiful letter of presentation and replied to by Mrs. T. W: Hannon, Vice President of the Association, in the ab- sence of the President. but was subse- edged at a meeting held for the purpose. On this occasion 1t was decided that the new building be known as 'The Scott Memorial Cottage" The always thought ance for the new possessions. which was at once acted upon. Thus the means has been provided for sheltering many more unfortunate ones, the one stipulation be- ing that only women with children occupy the rec ms.
 Another incalculable charity was the placing of eiectric lights in the Home and grounds, by the Mutual Light and Power the inmates more secure, and adds ma. all.
 the heirs of our lamenied and cherished 1,sh Sa mated $50 in June to the Home. The be. quest to be given annually as a memorial to noble woman, whose love and labors Ss Aaxary iSr fhs of En- gineers, who sent through it's capable manager, Mir. Spruell, s5s as the result of bazaar, repetition of the gratitude 6. Wilcox, at the time, is rendered.
 To the Mystic Shriners for $25. and to the IeEian Club. also. for generous moneyed donation.
 Montgomery Advertiser. for a touching appeal which appeared in her columns. and which resulted in $40 cash donations and other contribution ons, also to her. and tesies, and to The Montgomery Journal for similar interest in the welfare of the Home.
 To Mrs. J. D. Beale. the Mutual Light Company. Capital City Water Company. the honorable Mayor. E. B. Joseph: Chief of Police. A. S. Gerald. and other city officials. for wood, coal. water and many other esteemed favors.
 To Mrs. J. s. Wilcox, one of the As sociation's most valued members, for sug- gesting and arranging the lovely Silver Tea, and for the use of her elegant and negotiable home. for the occasion, which netted the substantial sum of $46.
 To Mrs. T. W. Hannon. the beloved Vice. President of the Association, whose zeal never flags. for originating and mak- ing such a success of "Woman's Home Day. which met with ready acquiescence on the part of the members increasing the membership by 200 and adding $1S2 50 to the treasury.
 To a devoted mother and father, who, yearly. pay loving tribute to their sainted son by contributing 3z5 towards the help of the deserving inmates of the Home.
 To Mir. Fred Fiske for donating $l5 an- nually to this cause, thereby earning the lasting gratitude of the Association,
 To the Noe Redtt Bakery for a supply of Its delicious bread and rolls.
 To the merchants, other business men, and all friends for many contributions of money, substantials and delicacies espe- cially on Christmas and Thanksgiving days, which gladdened the hearts and lives of the deserving objects of their bounty.
 To the stan of efficient physicians, Doctors c. M. McConnico. D. c. Mont gomery, J. N. Baker and s. A. Billings, too much cannot be said to express full . appreciation. Tn justice to Dr. c. M. Waller. especial gratitude is due for his unremitting kindness to Mrs. Gardner for twelve years. whose dying lips bless ed and thanked him. Dr. McConnfco