The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-09
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the number of inmates in the Home, that a Christmas donation of one pound of cefcee would be sent to each. This gem erous donatiou wat appreciated by the A.soeistion and will De gratefully re- eefved by the inmates. 4
 Mrs. D. l. Wyman. honorary life Pres ident. and Mrs. T. ". Hannon, Presideut 'of the Association. reported a recent fn- terview with the Mayor. Hon. T. H. Carr, who kindly promised that the workine Woman's Home should receive me same liberal assistance under his administra- ton as received from his predecessors. E On account of the increase in the num- Der of Inmates, over the years previous. the committee to solicit TOT Christnuas donations for slie Home has been increas- ed and all members of the Association and the people of Montgomery are urred to contribute as generously as possible that Christmas for the inmates may not be in name only"
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 The following will be read with interest here:
 Announcement has been made of | HkO8pCCbANO Wo0OAAAB WthACH WlA DC OK great interest to wide circle of people in many states This is the marriage, which win take place on the 2sth. of Miss Lucy Dugas to B. R. Tiltman, IT., son of Senator TflIman. Miss Dugas is the daughter of the late Dr. George Dugas of Augusta. and the granddaughter of the famous Governor Pickens of South Caxo- lima. whose wife was the famous Douschka HoIcombe Pickens. famed as one of the south's greatest beauties. The union of these two families. which have played so important a part in the affairs of South Carolina. is of much interest. not only to the State. but throughout the South. The marriage will take place at Edgewood. the old Pickens homestead, near Edeeflefd.
 Miss Dolly Dugas. the elder of the two sisters, win be married on the sth of this month to wallace Sheppard. son of the late Governor Sheppard of South Caro- lina."
 Rev. T. K. Roberts and wife of Annis- ton are visiting Mir. and Mrs. c. C.. zIrkis at their home, Al South Perry Street. Mir. Roberts is former pastor of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church.
 The following invitations have been is- sued:
 Mrs. William Pugh De Jarnette, at home, Friday. December eleventh, at eleven o'clock. Cards. Please reply"
 Miss Florence Dawson has returned from visit to Miss Caroline Dawson of Montgomery. Mrs. Eugene FTss has as her guest Mrs. Henry Abrahams of Mont somery.-Birmingham Ledger.
 HS-. xn.rxsu.... ...a nE.. Cour0y leave this morning for New Or- leans to spend several days. While fin New Orleans, they will be guests at the Grsenwald Hotel
 The party of Montgomery people who went to Bocas del Toro as guests of Mr. H. Mcconnell are expected this afternoon. Mobile Herald.
 Miss Laura Brewer, who has been the guest of Miss Beula Harrington on Coldthwaite Street has gone to Arcadia, Fla. for nfonth's visit
 Mrs. l.. l.. Lasslter will return this morning from Macon, Ca. and Union Springs, where she has been for several days.
 Mr, and Mrs. William Clyde are being congratulated on the birth of a son, whom they have named John Forbes,
 The friends of Mrs. William A. Foster will be glad to know she is slowly recover ing from a severe illness. isA
 Mrs. Edd Andrews of Birmingham is visiting her mother, Mrs. Smith, on Robinson Street.
 Mrs. William StEatford has not issued invitations to a card party The state ment was an error, s.aA