The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

that Mrs. Parker would accept the of- nee were 1t rendered to her, and thus for the second time in the history of the society it's chief executive would be | the wife of the President. &S S A CHARMING HOUSE PARTY, | Augusta. Ga, Chronicle. Mir. and Mrs. G. R. Lombard enter- | tained with a house party at Breeze | cote" their beautiful summer home at Bath. Ga Their guests were Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre, Montgomery. Ala. | Miss Van Pelt, Miss Alice Van Pelt. | Miss Alma Broadhurst, Augusta, Ga. Mr. Odell and MT. Wood. of Beaufort, | s. C. "
 During their pleasant stay in Bath this merry party. for the benefit of the Bath school fund. presented the follow ing impromptu vaudeville numbers: l. Black Face Specialties, Messrs. Odell and Wood. 2. T Can't Do This Sum-" Miss Van Pelt. Misses Marion Fargo, Alice Van Pelt. sayre and Jones. :. E. Sketch-Insanities Realm. Mfr Jones, Mir. Fortson; Mrs. Jones, Miss sayre; Jasper, MT. Wood: Rufus MT. Odell.
 4. Duet-"Tell Me Dusty Maiden :" It.
 As amateurs they are greatly to he, congratulated upon the success of their entertainment, having realized A neat little sum for the school and by their clever representations affordin9 much pleasure and amusement.
 Especial mention must be made of the work of Miss Sayre, she having exceptional talent and a fine presencee, and should she ever make the stage her profssfon her future will be a brilliant one.
 Messrs. Odell and Wood were quite funny in their black face specialties.
 The week was filled with card par ties, swimming parties and a delight 1uI straw ride by moonlight.
 The young people returned to their respective homes Monday, much to the regret of all who met them.
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 NOTICE, HOME MISSION SOCIETY. The Court Street Church Auxiliary Will meet Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. A full attendance of mem bers Is earnestly desired. The pro- gram is as Allows:
 Hymn 314.
 Bible Study Luke 10. 25-37. led by Mrs. J. c. Carmichael.
 Leaflet: Reasons Why We Should Help the Home Mission Work" Mrs. C. E. Arnold.
 Extract from "our Homes," Mrs. Geo. McCombs. o'
 Minutes of last meeting. ings.
 Report of officers.
 Arrangements made for the observ- ance Of the Week of Prayer.
 Adjournment.
 Mrs. E. G Adams, President.
 Mrs' R. F. Street. Secretary.
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 BECAME UNCONSCIOUS IN CHURCH.
 Latest reports from the bedside of Miss Adelle Merriam are that she is resting easily. Miss Merriam became unconscious at St. Peters Church Sun day morning. Just after finishing one of the musical numbers of the ser vice she was seen to reel and fall heav- lily to the floor. Friends rushed to her assistance and raised her while every thing usual in a case of fainting was done without effect. Physicians were summoned. On regaining conscious ness, Miss Merriam complained of vio- lent pains In the back of her head at the base of the brain. She was imme- diately conveyed to her home in a car riage and has been confined to her bed ever since.
 Miss Merriam Is widely known in musical and literary circles, not only in Alabama, but other Southern States, she being a writer of no mean ability, besides the possessor of fine voice which together with her sunny dispo- sition and ready wit, has drawn around her a large circle of friends who will be pained to hear of her ill., ness and hope for her a speedy and en- tire recovery
 MAGAZINE CLUB MEETING. The Magazine Club was entertained Friday afternoon by Miss Woodruff at her home on Alabama street. The pro- gram prepared for the afternoon in- cluded
 Magazine Article-Trophies of Amer lean Wars-Mrs. W. A. Cary.
 Magazine Article-The Nelicatar of Arctic Alaska-Miss Olivia Anderson. | Magazine Article-The Smallest American Possession-Mrs. J. A. Reeves.
 Refreshments were served at the and Miss Lassiter were the guests of the club.
 On September 2S the meeting will be with Mrs. J. M. Falkner. | 1 ,1 J& | NOTICE.
 Cradle of the Confectionery Chapter U. ID. c.
 At the last meeting of the Cradle of the Confederacy Chapter the following members were elected delegates and alternates to the U. D. C. Convention to be held in St. Louis: Mrs. J. K. ' IacksOn Mra T2~nna Ma Ella