The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-06
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 The Fourth Ward Guild is new organi- zation. It is a branch of the Young Womens Christian Association who are working in the interest of a home for women. The Guild consists of forty three earnest young women who are de- termined to aid their less fortunate sisters and create happier atmosphere for them. Next Thursday. May z, from to ', In the afternoon, they will give a recep- ton at the home of Mrs. W. D. Gay, on which occasion they will welcome movement. The reception committee con- sists of Misses Hill, Barnett, Simpson, Fuller, Hood Cody, Watts, Tyson and Walker. Mrs. J. NJ. Cody with large the refreshments. The social features of the afternoon are under the direction of Misses Cox and Ledbetter.
 Miss May Courtney Oates of Charlotte, C.. who has been the guest of General and Mrs. William C. Oates for the past three weeks leaves this evening for Att lanta, where she will visit relatives for a short time Miss Oates has been an ad- mired figure in society since the recep- ton at which she was introduced by General and Mrs. Oates, and has been the guest of honor at f1attering num- Der of functions during the period of her visit. Her departure will cause wide re- gret
 The Savannah News, in an account of the graduating exercises of kindergarten students, speaks with praise of Miss Carol oppenheimer. who won a scholar ship in the Chicago Kindergarten Train ing School. Miss Oppenheimer is known in Montgomery as a brilliant young wo- man. She is the granddaughter of MT. Simon Oppenheimer and the niece of Mrs. s. Hertz.
 
 Miss Louise Marks will leave tomorrow for Marion to visit her sister, Miss Fan nie Marks, at the Judson, and later will be the guest of her cousins MT and Mrs. Howze. She will remain until after the Judson commencement, when Miss Fan nie Marks will return with her.
 The entertainment at McDonalds Thea benefit of the new Cumberland Presby- terian Church now being erected on the corner of Church and Catoma Streets. It was given by the ladies of that church and they realized nice sum.
 Mrs. Richard Harrington of St. Louis, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Sam Marks leaves today for New York to visit Mrs. Mary Whiting and her sister, Mrs. Valentine Burlington of St Peters, burg, Russia, who is now in New York
 Tffe marriage of Miss Emily Clsby and Colonel Lewis Lawson of Greens boro. will be celebrated tomorrow morn- brides sister. Mrs. Charles Smith, SOP Perry Street.
 Miss Mary Simpson of Montevalio, who charmed many with her recitals recently at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Gay. will visit Montgomery again soon. when she will be the guest of Mrs. J. Walter Black.
 The Inf1rmary Aid Association held A business meeting yesterday at the home of Miss Fannie Mathews. The results of the Donnybrook Fair were the chief object of discussion.
 Among the out-of-towE guests At inc Lawson-C -Clisby marriage, who will ar rive today are Judge Christian, MT l.. J. Lawson and MT. Reid Lawson. all of Greensboro.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith will enter tain tonight a few friends in compliment to their sister, Miss Emily Clisby. and her fiancee, Colonel Lewis Lawson of Greensboro.
 MT. and Mrs David Well leave this morning for Birmingham where they will visit their grandchildren. MT and Mrs. Godfrey Goldman. and MT. and Mrs Jean Fies.
 The meeting of the Council of Jewish Women next Monday, at which the an nCal election of officers will be held, will be- the last of the season.
 Mrs. Alfred Kearny and her little son, Alfred of Jackson, Miss. are visiting MT. and Mrs. John F. Keys on Catoma Street
 MT. Max Rice of Cincinnati is visiting his uncle and aunt. MT. and Mrs. Alex Rice, on Perry Street
 MT. and Mrs. Jake Haas of Atlanta have returned home after visit to MT. and Mrs. J. c. Haas.
 Mrs. J. O. Lee and little sons. of POI North Jackson Street are visiting in Paducah. Ky.
 Mrs. William Hubbard will leave soon for Savannah.