The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-16
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the young men and women who had been sensible enough to be ittingly at tired in shirtwaist suits. Shortly after 2 o'clock dinner was announced and right royal barbecue feast 1t was. with dainty salads and toothsome sweets l-added to tine orthodox bill of fare of barbecued meats and stew. After din- ner the quiet rest in the shaded spots attracted the larger number of the party, while some of the young ladies and young matrons sought a secluded nook in the creek that so beautifully creeps its soft way along this picnic ground and there they entered into the Juvenile delights of wading. A whole some and merry pastime is this wad-
 ing. and the woman who has outgrown the joys of 1t Is acquiring middle aged spirit. The spirit with which some are born and which some never | taloe on no matter how the years count against them. Later a watermelon cutting was en- joyed and then dancing in which number of the older folk joined in the Virginia reel with a hefty good grace that was refreshing to the spectators. Some of the cordial hosts and host esses of the picnic were:
 Mir. and Mrs, Northington. Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Smith. MT. and Mrs. Mo Queen Smith, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Smith.
 Judge and Mrs. W. F. Wilkinson. Judge and Mrs. Livingston. MT. and
 Mrs. A. J. Bell. MT. and Mrs. Young.
 Mir and Mrs. Frazer. Mir. and Mrs.
 Mac A. Smith. Mir. and Mrs. Major Smith, MT. and Mrs. Thomas, MT. and
 Mrs. Malcolm Graham. Mir. and Mrs.
 Neal Smith, MT. and Mrs. McWilliams.
 MT. and Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Birch, Mrs.
 Hopson Murphee.
 Some of the attractive young women
 ha Aav
 Northington of PJrattville, Lucille Will
 kirson of Prattville. Louise Walker of
 Birmingham. Katherina Hutchinson of
 Pensacola, Asenath Smith of Prattville,
 Delma Foster of Prattvflle. Margaret
 Browne of Montgomery. Julia Fraser of
 Prattville. Genie Smith of Prattville. Porter Brown of Prattville, and Clay
 of Montgomery.
 Dr. Alfred Walker of Birmingham. MT. Allen Northington. MT. Edward Northing gton, Mir. Buford McKeithen, Mir. Renda Thomas, Mir. Bert Clifford of Birmingham, Mr. Pick Smith. MT. Hor- ace Soper of Birmingham were among the dancers.
 This was followed by some clog danc- ing in which Mrs. Birch of Prattville, MT. Mcqueen Smith of Prattville, Mir. Smith of Prattville. and Dr. Walker Of Birmingham distinguished themselves. Their regular breakdowns of the most approved olden- time fashion were ex- ecuted with wonderful grace as well as dexterity.
 At 6 o'clock the party left by the Mobile and Ohio for home.
 TO MIR. JUDKINs's
 SUNDAY SCHOOL GLASS.
 The annual outing which Mir. Jud- kins gives his Sunday School class was held on Friday and yesterday at his plantation home in Elmore Coun- ty two miles east of Wetumpka.
 The party proceeded by street rail- way to Pickett Springs where they were met by MT. Judktnss plantation teams They arrived at their destina- tion at a. m, where breakfast had been prepared by Mrs. Eason T. Cook. who, for that purpose. went up the day before. Breakfast was quickly dis patched and the girls, with Mir. Jud- kins at guard on the outposts, went bathing in the sparkling little creek which runs through the plantation This was repeated in the afternoon. At night these happy girls slept on a pal let, almost as large as the room, as sweetly and as soundly as they could have on the best appointed beds. At { Ia. m Saturday morning they were called and at 5 o'clock started for home, where they arrived at 7:30 a. m.. with Mir. Judkins in charge radiant and happy.
 The members of the class are: Clara Galloway. Katherine Dent. Genevieve Smith. Maimie Hunter, Edna Blake, Stanley. Virginia Holt, Theresa Blakey, Ida Thompson, Willie Thompson. Clara Mason, Annie Mae DeYampert and Helen Steiner. All members of the class. except Misses DeYampsrt and Blakey. who were out of the city. Miss Lorano Cain was a guest for the oc- casion.