The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-10
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sonno hits of colored silk which his wifl was using for patchwork. These gay colors Aed peculiar attraction for his tired eyes, and he Eazed on them for some minutes Then "a his surprise. he experiments, he surrounded his inkstand with brilliantly colored striped material that his eyes must rest on every time he dips his pen into the ink. the result being that nc no longer suffers from tired eyes as he did before.
 Baked ChsesA 0mslst.
 Cut some strips of good. rich cheese about q quarter of an inch thick. Arrange then around the sides of a btuttered bak- ing dish and cover the bottom of the place thin slices of cheese over this. and then four eggs. taking care not to break the latter; dust with salt and pepper. then add another aayer of grated cheese, and cover % with the the brown bsowned bread q on top and place the dish in the oven until the eggs are quite firm. Lut moi hard. Serve as hot as possible.
 1< %< ' U ' PERSONAL ITElEA ' 1< < <%<<<A, ,S
 The friends of Mir. and Mrs. sterlins A. Wood will regret to learn of the de. struction of their home on Red Noun. tain by hre last Wednesday. Mrs Wood spend the summer. Among the Eoods de. stroyed was handsome Persian rus which was greatly admired by their friends when they resided in Montgom. The members of the Peter Forney Chapter, D. A. R.; who have decided to lend the Infirmary Aid Association. their R5ey.olgtionary s'.ea,, reiics for exhibition are who have. such relics will lend them also to add to the collection. Mrs. John w. Tnllis is Chairman of the Committee having tn charge the exhibition.
 In connection with 'he contribution the D. A. R. will make to the Young wo- mems Christian Association. 1t is stated that two of their members are ofiicers of the organization, Mrs. J. Walter Black as President and Mrs. Thomas, Secre- tary.
 Mrs. Mary strinsfellow, with her daughter. Miss Mary, and Miss Evelyn William Stringfeliow. in Anniston. They win go from there to Sewanee, where they will spend the summer.
 The Atlanta Constitution of Sunday printed a picture of Miss Stella Hirsh of Columbus, Ga., taken seated In a chair in the beautiful gown which she wore at the recent Purim ball In Mont gomery.
 The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the First Presbyterian Church will hold q meeting this evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Horace Hood. The semi-annual election of officers will take place.
 The friends of Miss Mildred Andrew, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Andrew, who has been suffering with an attack of reported as better yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs Valentine Harrington. who has been residing for some time past with rive in New York soon, where she will visit her mother, Mrs. Mary Whiting.
 MT. Ernest Giers, who win be mar ried to Miss Deiphine Martindale of New York, on Monday. April 13. leaves today
 Miss Kathleen Belser of Pike Road is visiting Miss Martha Hannon, at her home. Farm Lodge. on the Woodley road.
 Mrs. Richard Harrington of St. Louis, formerly Miss Mary Whiting, is expect ed soon to visit Mrs. Sam Marks.
 ne regular neetiHs oI tue loHihH NluD which was to have been held yesterday was postponed until next week.
 There will be no meeting of the Mag azine Club this afternoon. 1t having been postponed until next week.
 Miss Alice Montgomery of Prattville, spent yesterday with Mrs. J. C. Lee, en route to Chapman.
 Mrs. Laura Pickett returned wednes- day evening from visit to New Orleans and Mobile.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elliot Hannon have nov
 Mrs. W. o. Robbins of Wetumpka, spent yesterday in Montgomery.