The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-15
vvOsfAN,s HOafE MISSION,

vrOMAN,S HOME MISSION, The sub3ect for the fifth meeting of the womsn's Home Mission Society was ~What does the Home Mission Society need to enable 1t to meet its responsi- biiitiesr'
 This meeting was to have been led by second Vice-rYesident Mrs. T. !. Flow era She being away from the city her naper was read by the President First of all the need is consecrated Christian women to carry on~'the work. women of zeal and intelligence and determina- tion. Trained workers that can over ooxna obstacles. Deaconesses full of re- i,eious zeal and lovs of souls--with the .nirit of missions burning within them, going about in the spirit of our Lord to upIift humanity, by words of cheer and sympathy, giving food to the body and to the soul. and scattering seeds of kindness wherever they go.
 With these requirements fully met as to the character of the workers. they are comparatively helpless without money. An enthusiastic membership, educated by homo missionary literature. help to understand the work. and with this information on the subject. there
 will surely be an unnagging interest. Leaflets on visiting and proportfonate etving were read by Mrs. A.. A. Pear son and Mrs. 6. A. Tyson. Mrs. F. & Baueh sang Hear Us. Oh Father" &C., companied by Mrs. P. ]. Minderhout. Leanet on the training of deacon esses was read by Mrs. E. M Graves. Subject of Saturday afternoon, which will be the last meeting. fs How can an individual member promote the life and work of the Auxiliaryr'
 ssns. FRANCIS AND
 MIR. HEMINGWAY MARRIED. Cards have been received announcing the marriage of Mir. Charles B. fleming
 way of washington. D. C., and Mrs. Lulu Wood Francis of Birmingham on Monday. october s. in Washington. The news of Mrs. Francis's wedding will be received with great interest, not only in Birmingham. but throughout the State, where she is known and ad- mired. For several years Mrs. Francis
 was enrolling and engrossing clerk or
 the. Alabama Senate, and she enjoyed an unusually wide acquaintance among the most. brilliant end eminent men In
 the State. all of whom regarded her as q woman of great brilliancy and charm. She has been residing Tn Washington since last winter, ana ak
 ter a wedding journey MT. Hemingway and his bride will be at home at S2s E'OuItn 6tEGtts ~. &1' Nss%~"~-No Birmingham Age-Heraid.
 MISS BULLOCK AND MIR. ARMSTRONG MARRIED At the home of MT. and Mrs. w. ". |.
 McPherson on Thursday afternoon, MISS Irene Bullock and MT. Robert D. Arm strong of Scotia, were quietly married Rev. c. W. Patterson officiating. The bride wore a blue silk shirt waist suit and hat to match. There were no guests besides Mir. and Mrs. McPherson' the only others present were Miss Nan nie Bell Flemming and Mir. Reaves. The young couple left immediately after the ceremony for Scotia. where they will reside.
 The bride is q daughter of MT. John W. Bullock and niece of Mir James F. Bullock and sister of Mrs. McPherson. ADAsIs-wooDFTN.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived by Montgomery friends: Mrs. A. M. woodin requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter, Sallie Moore, to Mr. Charles Mason Adams. on Wednesday morning, October thee.twenty-sixth, at ten o'clock, siioam Baptist Church, Ma
 rion, Alabama"
 An accompanying card states that the
 young couple will be at home aiter
 November 18th at Dawson Ga. C
 COHN-COHEN.
 home wedding will occur tomor-
 row at the home of Mfr. and Mrs. 8. M.
 NAIu. a,.a Auna1iAa Street when their