The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-21
Wci11en and Society.
. B Dexter Ave.
BY MRS. J. M. DE COPIES.

in the woman's Home. send greetings to the officers and inmates on this happy anniversary"
 At a called meeting of the ofacers and board of managers held during the after noon Mrs. F. c. sherman was chosen matron of the Home. She will fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. McPye, who however. remains in the Home, though her i'll health prevents her serving as matron any longer.
 Many liberal donations were received from various sources yesterday and alto gether woman's Home Day was a suc- cess.
 MONTGOMERY oREY's
 BRILLIANT HOP.
 The members of the Montgomery Greys were the hosts at a brilliant hop last evening given at the Comus Club rooms This military company has in the past figured prominently in the social life of Montgomery, and this, the best enter tainment given under the auspices of the new leaders with Captain Shepherd Roberts as first officer, was so dis tinctively elegant in all the details as to force the prediction that the old regime will be revived and again the Greys' social functions will be important items in the social calendar.
 Ahc hOP AdSL SNSuiHB Op6ueu WANH U grand march which was led by Captain Shepherd Roberts gracefully assisted by Miss Venetia panner of Mobile. Miss Danner wore an exquisite toilette of blue silk and cream lace
 Those present were: Miss Northing- ton of Prattville with Mir. Carl Smith; Miss Vass with Mir. Gaston Lewis: Miss Ruth Beale with MT. E. H. Jackson; Miss Laura Hill with Lieutenant Dexter; rav ali AR. Turner; Miss Maude Burke with MT. Ben Barn; Miss welch of Uniontown with Mir Ray Jones; Captain Roberts with Miss Sarah Jones; Miss Roberta Roberts with MT. Harry Corniff; Miss Venetia Danner of MoAlle with MT. Allen McNeil; Miss Kathleen Martin with Mir. B. McGehee; Miss Mary Hall of Elmore with MT. Fillmore Higgins; Miss Watts with Mir. Rupert Wilson; Miss Tincie Moore with MT. James Johnston; Miss May Robinson with MT. Louie Moore; Miss Annie FL more with MT. William Coniff; Miss Car rife West with MT. A. T. Hannon; Miss Philippa Rousseau with MT. c. J. Jack son; Miss Jean Rousseau with Mir. J. E. Scales; Miss Aleen Powell with Mir. Ray Wilkinson; Miss Carrie washburn with Lieutenant Brame; Miss Annie Lowe with Lieutenant Taylor, Mss Mabel Bidgood of Mobile with MT. W. T. Chandler, Jr. 4hcsSIS |. ID. AdyIOIy ocHHOtts .. IT. Hendrick. A. B. Jones, G E. Hoycoff, W. B. Cheney, T. c. Locke, MT. and Mrs. A. H. McNeil, MT. and Mrs. J. T. Roberts, Mrs. w. B. Jones, Captain J. T. Bullen. and Lieutenant Weiss.
 The Greys appeared in their new uni forms with stripes of light blue and the effect was very attractive.
 The members. of the Comus Club will entertain at their opening german on Fri Ao iyaor nd he "a r. %o hS one of unusual brilliancy. TAYLoR-LINER.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived by friends in Montgomery:
 MT. and Mrs. Jefferson Adolphus Liner request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter, Ruby, to MT. Joseph Johnson Taylor. on Wed nesday afternoon, Nov. {, at 3 o'clock. At home. Evergreen. Ala"
 woMAN'S MISSIONARY UNION.
 The Woman's Missionary Union of the East Alabama Presbytery will convene in this city Thursday afternoon. Oct 22, continuing in session over Friday.
 The meetings will be held in the lec- ture. room of the First Presbyterian Church, which was kindly rendered the union, as the Central Church building is undergoing repairs.
 The first session of the union on Thurs day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock for the en- rollment of delegates and other prelimi- nary business will be followed by an in- formal reception rendered the delegates at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Neal L. Anderson, 300 Washington street.
 The feature of Thursday evening will addresses by the Rev. c. W. Patterson, D. D., and one or more of the returned missionaries.
 Fridays meetings will be occupied with the hearing of reports, papers on vital missionary subjects and discussion.
 Members of all missionary societies in the city will be cordially welcomed at the meetings.