The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-24
OGDEN PARTY PASSES
 THROUGH CAPITAL CITY
Distinguished Men and Women Travelling in Fine Train Will Spend Today at Calhoun,
 Returning Here Tomorrow. 'z

leave for Birmingham, at which city they
 will arrive at D. m. Tuesday.
 In Birmingham Mir. ogden and hts guests will. be the recipients of a number
 Of social courtesies.
 Edgar Gardner Murphy. who has been active in the work of the Southern Edu-
 cation Conference and kindred organi-
 zations, is not with the ogden party.
 After making all preparations for the
 New York City. [.
 Members of Party.
 The members of MT. Ogden's party are: George Pierce Baker, Harvard Univer- sity, Cambridge. Mass; Mir. Stephen Ba- ker. New York; Mrs. Baker, Mrs John Crs ham Brooks, Cambridge. Mass; Mrs. Brooks; Mir. Roscoe C. E. Brown, New
 York Tribune: Mrs. Brown; Dr. Wallace Buttrick, Secretary General Education Beard. New York: Mrs. Buttrick. MT. Joseph Edgar Chamberiin, The Evening
 Mall, New York; Mir. Frank R. Chambers, New York; Mrs. Chambers; Rev. L. Ma son Clarke, D. D.. Brooklyn, New York; Mrs. Clarke; Rev. J. W. Cooper, D. D.. New York; Mir. Arthur F. J. Crandall. Evening Post. New York; Mrs George W. Crary. New York: Rev. Edward Cum mings, D. D.. Boston. Mass; Mrs. Cum mings; Miss Natalie Curtis. New York: Rev. G. s. Dickerman. D. D., New Ha- ven. Conn: Mir. F. T. Gates. New York; Mrs. Gates; Mir. Robert Halstead, The Times. New York; Mrs. Charles B. Hew- It.. Brooklyn. N. Y.; Miss Hewitt, Col. Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Cam bridge. Mass: Mrs. Higginson; Rev. Will Ham De Witt Hyde, D. D.. Bowdoin Col lcge, Brunswick. Maine; Mrs. c. W. Ide. Brooklyn. N. F.; Miss Ros, Lamb, Boston, Mass; Rt Rev. Will liam Lawrence, D. D.. Cambridge. Mass; Herr Lieut. Maag. Ulm. Germany: Dr. William Mcdonald, Brown University. Providence. R. l.; Rt. Rev. W. N. Mo- vickar, D. D.. Providence, R. l.: Miss E. F. Mason. Boston. Mass; Rev. Edwin Knox Mitchell. D. D., Hartford Theolog;- cal Seminary, Hartford, Conn: Mrs. B. B. Munford. Richmond, Va; MT. Starr J. New. York: Mrs. Murphy. Rev. H. P. Nichols, Rector Holy Trinity Church, New York; Mir Robert c. Ogden, New York: Mir. R. M. ogden. New York: pr. George P. Phenix, State Normal Training School, Wilmantic, Conn.,; MT. George A. Plimpton, New York; Dr. James E. Russell. Teachers College, New York; Mrs. Russell. Miss Mary D. Saf- ford, New York; Dr. William J. Schieffe- lln, NeW 1OEhs QAES. 5CulchcAih, ANcN' Wilton Merle Smith. D. D.. New York; Mrs. Smith. Mir. W. w. Stetson, Augusta, Me; Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr., New Haven, Conn; Mrs. Stokes; Mir. J. G. rhorp, Cambridge. Mass: Mrs. Thorp; Miss Sarah Lowrie. Philadelphia; Dr. John Meigs. The Hill School, Pottstown. Pa, Mrs. Meigs; Mrs. John Markoe. Phil adelphia; Dr. c. W. Dabney. Knoxville. Tenn; Hon. Hugh H. Hanna, Indianapo- lis, Ind; Rev. H. B. Frissell, D. D., Hampton, Va; Dr. Charles D. McIver, Greensboro. N. C.; Mrs McIver; Dr. 8. c. Richmond. Va; Hon. A. j. Montague. Richmond; Mrs. A. J. Mon tague. Miss Helen Montague, MT. Alexan- der Purves, Hampton, Va: Mrs. Purves. Mir. B. B. Valentine. Richmond: Mrs. Mir. w N. Armstrong, Wash ngton, D. C.: Col Archibald Hopkins. D. C.; Dr. L.. s. Rowe. Phll- pr. Talcott Williams, Philadel- ehia; Mrs Williams. Mrs. William Potter Philadelphia.