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, 1905-06-08

Regulate Prices Of Medicine.
In Prussia the price OF medicine is
regulated by the state. q new price
list being published every year.
, 1905-06-08

WELL" replied the convict. Il
would like to have permission to In.
vent a flying machine and use it."
, 1905-06-08
YOU NEVER ATE SUCH HALlBUT
IN YOUR LIFE AS THEY SELL At
THE PACIFIC MARKET.
Back to the O

At an agricultural dinner the follow.
ing toast was given: THE game of
fortune! Shuttle the cards as you will,
spades must win"
, 1905-06-08
Sc RMONETTES

Taste for duty can be cultivated
like any other.
One does not advance far who
treads many paths.
Noblesse oblige: but such lots OF
people aren't noblesse.
Circumstances have more to do
with us than free will.
The martyr is honest, and the man
who makes him a martyr is frequent.
ly quite as honest.
, 1905-06-08

"what character did Charley Chap.
leigh sun At the costume party? %
, 1905-06-08

"He told me he Just went as him.
self"
"He did"
, 1905-06-08

"He did"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MRS. wILkERSON COMPLI- MENTS MISS 4EAnAISON

On Friday afternoon at her beauti- ful home on Church street Mrs. w. M. Wilkerson gave a five o'clock tea in compliment to Miss Willie Brown ing Haralson.
 Four apartments were thrown open for the occasion and were adorned in luxurant profusion of potted plants and cut flowers. In the parlor where Mrs. Wilkerson and Miss Haralson stood to receive their guests pink was the predominating color-pink roses and chrysanthemums being banked on the mantel and around the pots of the plants which were placed at frequent intervals.
 In the dining room where tea was Billing, pink was again used. On the tea table were gorgeous pink roses. lace mats over pink. bows of pink tulle and in the center of large madenhair fern in the midst Of whose tendrils were bows of pink ribbons. Mrs. Bald win wore a gown of white radium silk and Mrs. Billings was attired in white moussilne de soie.
 In the library where punch was serv- | ed by Mrs. S. H. Dent. Mrs. Hardwick Ruth, Mrs. Craig Smith and Mrs. George Dent of Washington. red was the tone. The punch tables were adorn- ed with lavish arrangement of red carnatlons, American Beauty roses and southern smilaX.
 Mrs. Ruth's gown was of white lace.
 Mrs. Smith wore a costume of white batists, Mrs. S. II. Dent was attired lin white crepe de chine and Mrs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

womans Chris
 an Association will hold the monthly meeting at the A'nos osooP p'' 1'n''s' "' meet "''' bridal party at therh South Street. Monday will at sso at the with Miss M Bull lock, s:so
 at 5;so o'clock n he Methodist Church
 
 cards of Mrs Oliver Barrett Wright A .. sMr and Mrs Lasser will entertain at stag din- t / Ho Association will meet the Tuesday 1nhrmary Mrs wednesday, parents. Mrs Jonathan Haralson
 Maggie Chambers will entertain the members wednesday We'll will Bethor will be pon at the Wednesday Dec sMss Camilla Webber will entertain at cards at Wednesday. wednesday entestain of wednesday, at ": E. snodg rass tea in Blue l.
 Mackenzie will at 14rs John Ell will entertain at cards at 12 Thursday Thursday Dec 1 in ccmp :. Thursday, Dec meet
 Loeba at Springs will deliver Thursday Dec
 o'clock in compliment Mrs Meriott Walk a Andrew
 F. the home of mothe W. saturday Mar ks will entertain the members Saturday Card Club.
 .4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MISS HOWE ENTERTAINED
 THE JOLLY JUNIORS

On Friday afternoon Miss Maude Howe entertained the Jolly Juniors and a number of friend at the home of her parents on Adams street. Pit was played at six tables and the first prize. d gold pin, was won by Miss Rebecca Rutledge, Miss Mary Cobbs and Miss Mary Goodwin Ashley. Miss Rutledge being the fortunate one. The consola- ton prize, a collar, was awarded Miss Lula Mcqueen. 's.
 Miss Howe's guests wer Misses Re- becca Rutledge, Mary Cobbs, Mary Goodwin Ashley, Lula Mcqueen. Jessie ware, Annie Chandler, Mary Boyd Will Hams, Belle Anderson, Mary Metcalfe, Julia May Henderson, Nonie Hobbie, Ellen Tyson and Flora Stakely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MEETING OF wbMAN,s
 NTUGgVnN AEHV en

The Missionary service was conduct ed at the Court Street Church Friday afternoon by Mrs. F. c. Adams. Her topic for thought was Indian Mission Work" She read a letter from David Folsom. Choctaw Indian, written from Choctaw Nation. Pigeon Roost, July 6. 1923, addressed to Rev. Wiley Ledbetter; in 1t he offered earnest pIeadfngs in behalf of help for. his people. Have Christians done anything to alleviate those who have been driven from their happy hunting grounds and are yet bound in chains of supersti- tion and depravity?
 Mrs. A. T. Hannon read an extract entitled Indian Mission in Cuba. ? which threw much light upon the need or missionary work among the Red tribe. ,t
 Mrs. Baugh accompanied her two rhii- dren. Miss Eleanor and Clyds as they sang delightfully."- a beautiful Christmas carol
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
RECITAL BY THE PUPILS
 OF THE HAMMOND STUDIO

The Thanksgiving recital given by number of the pupils of the Hammond Studio of Music. s1 Lawrence Street, was greatly enjoyed. The program was as follows:
 Miss sAnnie Perry, Muzurka, Bher.
 Misses Lena Norman. Maggie Swea- ney with c. Hammond, March, Baker
 Miss Irene Theatte, Nocturne, Lizet Miss Mildred Cartwright, Waltz, Strellog.
 Master Lem Wright. Old Joe, Blake Miss Annie Perry. Robins Lullaby, Krogmann.
 Miss Maggie Sweeney and c. Ham, mond, Dance. Hoist.
 MT. Robert Perry, Bloom Waltz, Hoist.
 Miss Lena Norman, Bercense, Chopin. Master Lem Wright, Old Oaken Bucket, Blake.
 Miss Emma Johnson, Waltz, Chopin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
THANKSGIVING sERyICs.

The Thanksgiving and prayer ser vices for missions that have been in progress at the Dexter Avenue Church came to close Friday afternoon. There was a good attendance and much interest was manifested.
 The topic for the afternoon was Cuba and the Indian Mission. The service was lead by Mrs. Minnie Moore.
 pr. J. A. Rice was present and made very impressive and instructive talk on the importance of planting the Cos pei in Cuba, also of our duty to the Indians
 Ms. Nell read a very interesting pa- per on our work in Cuba Mrs. Minnie Moore read an instructive paper on our work among the Indians Mrs. Moore also read very touching little poem, The Noisy Seven"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
IN COMPLIMENT TO MIR. CLARE

Yesterday evening at the Country Club. Mir. Joseph w. Holt entertained at dinner in compliment to Mir. Henry Clark of Mobile. The place cards were hand painted yellow chrysanthemums and yellow chrysanthemums. yellow tulle and smilax with lace centerpiece over yellow adorned the table, which was lighted by yellow waxen tapers in silver candelabra with yellow shades
 Mir. Holt's guests were MT. and Mrs Joseph Norwood. Miss Josie Norwood, Miss Fannie Marks. Miss Jean NCraik, Miss Lucille Lahey, Miss Dorothy Siebs, Miss Jean Lahey. Mfr. Emmet Seibels, Mir. William Holt, Mir. Edward Watts and Mir. Robert Arlington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

ness the great Army and Navy" foot ball game. Miss Martin will attend the Southern ball to given at Sherry's on next Friday. She will also attend the Christmas and New Years hops at West Point and return to Montgomery in January.
 The West Point News contains the following:
 Much interest Is manifest in the an- nouncement of the engagement of Miss Sadie Well of Montgomery, Ala, to MT. Joe HerzfeId of this city. Miss Well has made many friends here when visiting, who will be delighted to well come her return as a bride. MT. Herz- field is very popular here and his many friends are rejoicing with him in his happiness"
 Mrs George B. Eager will leave this morning for Montgomery. Since her re- turn from anniston she has been the guest of Mrs. R. D. Johnston and yes terday she was the guest of Mrs. T. G. Bush. She expects to return to Louis- vile next week. but will remain in Montgomery to attend the wedding of Miss Willie Browning Haralson.--Bir- mingham Age-erald. Little Miss Josephine Landau enter
  nesday in honor of her sixth birthday. Miss Huldah and Miss Maud Strauss as- sisted in entertaining the guests. Miss Annie Reid will leave this af- ternoon for Montgomery, where she will spend a week or ten days as the guests Of Mrs. T. H. Watts-Birming- ham News.
 Dr. and Mrs. D. s. Sloot of Anniston have returned home after spending a month with their daughter. Mrs. H. B. Gray, at her home. IS Robinson street.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Atkinson have gone to New Orleans where they were called by the serious illness of their son, Alfred, who Is at Tulane.
 Mrs R. E.. Lee of Savannah, Ga, is the guest of her parents, Mir and Mrs. Halls Taylor, at their home on Sayre street.
 MT and Mrs. w. F. Vandiver have re- turned from New York after an absence of ten days, MT. Vandiver having been
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MACKENZIR-sCOTT.

The following invitation has been is- sued
 MT. Edmund Arthur Scott requests the honor of your presence at the mar riage of hts daughter, Helen Elizabeth, to MT. Stuart Mackenzie, on Thursday afternoon, December the fourteenth, at half after five o'clock. St. Johns Epis- copal Church, Montgomery, Alabama"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

m train for a tour of Florida. After December goth they will be at home on Main Street.
 Among the out-of-town guests to the Tendon Conner wedding were Misses Lois Edwards, Bertha Murphy ana Fan- rie E,letcher and Mir. R. J. Mills of Ope- Iika, and Mir, S. l.. Mnliin, Jr., of Smiths, Ala. S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MISS EFFIE MAY WAGNER
 ENTERT AIMED AT GA

Yesterday morning at the home of her parents Dr. and Mrs. Ef1ngham Wag- ner, Miss Fine May Wagner entertained the members of the Saturday Card Club ana a number of friends. The apart ments in which the games were played were adorned with frequent bowls of roses and chrysanthemums.
 The club prize. gold cross, was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

| in attendance on the Southeastern l Freight Association meeting in regard | to Montgomery Freight Bureau mat ters.
 The following invitation has been is-
 sued;
 Mrs. Wiley Groom Hill. at homo Thursday, December 14; Miss Annie Howafd Blue, 5 o'clock tea. N The following invitation has been is-
 sued: Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley, at home. Thursday, December z; Miss Elizabeth Buchanan, o'clock tea. Miss Lucy Sayre and Mrs May Stein- CT Creommelin have gone to New York
 to visit Miss Sayre's sister, Miss Re-
 becca sayre. at 40 West 93rd street. Mrs. Virginia Cary of New York is in the city, the guest of her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Cary, at their
 home on sayre Street. '~ Miss Mary Tinsley Troy, of Macon,
 Ga.. is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Florence L. Troy, sos Adams street. Miss Lucille wiIkerson, who has been visiting Miss Margaret Brown, has re-
 turned to her home in Pratvilie.  Mrs. Martha Banks has returned from
 visit to her daughter, Mrs. Charles Mills Gayley in Berkley. Cal. MT. and Mrs. Louis Moore and little daughter. Darien are at home again. after visit to New York. Miss Grace Halls has returned from
 Kentucky where she has been spending some time with relatives. Miss Lottie Thompson of Thomaston, Ga, Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. R. L. Butt, at 121 Sayre Street. Mrs Brainard K. Clapp is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles N. Holt, at S14 Madison Avenue. Miss Louise Thornton has gone to Eufaula to visit friends. Mrs Laura Pickett has returned from a trip to California, D0u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MEETING OF THE
 PAUL HAYNE SOCIETY

The Paul Hayne Literary Society of the Girls High School met on Wednes- day afternoon, when MT. Hausman gave a most interesting and instructive lec- ture on Thomas Carlyle and his Teach ings. He strove to make his hearers love the great philosopher and empha- sized his sayings, Work is worship" and sincerity Is greatness"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MRS. FLYNN ENTER
 TANNED AT CARDS.

Mrs. Browder Finn entertained de- lightfully a number of her friends at cards on Friday, when she compliment ed her sister, Mrs. McD. Oliver Of Sa- vannah The house was prettily dec0- rated for the occasion in an artistic arrangement of palms, Terms, festoons of ivy and cut flowers.
 Mrs. Finn wore a gown of green silk and Mrs. Oliver was attitred in a toil- cite of Alice blue silk. Score was kept by Mrs. Lottie Pope.
 The first prize, beautiful cut glass
 vase was won by Mrs.sJohn Tullis. Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Ethel Pelzer and Miss Tinsie Moore, the latter being the fortunate one when they cut for it..
 The second prize, handsome lace cen- terpiece, was won by Mrs. Virgil Griffin, Mrs. A. G. Forbes, Miss Alice oConnell and Miss Grace Halls, Miss Halls win ming 1t when it was cut for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NOTICE, MOTHERS UNION.

The Mothers Union will meet on Thursday morning at 11:30. with Mrs. Jacques Loeb. on Montgomery Street. Dr. Scale Harris of Union Springs will deliver an address on Tuberculosis" " All club members and their friends are invited to attend.
 Mrs. W. Jerome Chambers. Mrs. E. I. Cadden, President.
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NOTICE, SECESSION

The Secession Chapter, U. D. C., will meet at the home of the President, 124 Virginia Avenue, on Wednesday, De- cember 6, at 3:30. Every member is re- uuested to be present as arrangements will be made for sending a Christmas box to the Old Soldiers Tome at Noun tain Creek.
 By order of the President,
 Mrs. w. B. Snodgrass, Mrs. W. B. Reaves,
 Recording Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NOTICE, wOMAN's HOME AssoCIA-
 TION.

The regular monthly meeting of the working Womans Home Association will be held at the home on Tuesday afternoon, December 5, at 3 o'clock. A full attendance Is earnestly requested.
 Mrs. T. w. Hannon, Mrs. Lila Gordon, President.
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NOTICE, wOMAN's FOREIGN
 MVSSVnN Sn6,UI

The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missions Society of tlwa Court Street Church will be held on Monday afternoon at 3:30 The prayer services will be concluded as the in clement weather interrupted the regu- lar prayer services.
 Mrs. NJ. J. Brame, Mrs T. D. deYampert. President.
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
IMPORTANT NOTICES
NOTICE, SUNDAY SCHOOL
 T,Nr A f,KXEnSs ASGns

TH5AOHEHS7 ASSUOhAAAUN' The Sunday School Teachers Asso- citation will meet on Thursday afternoon at 3:3O in the lecture room of the First Presbyterian Church. All interested in Sunday school work are invited to at tend.
 The program for the month of De- cember is as follows: Mrs. Fred
 Thornton, Senior Lessons; Miss Rutson Hatchett, Primary Lessons; Mrs. Paul
 Mertins, ''TrumbulPs Methods of Teaching"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NOTICE. SOPHIE BIBB

The regular monthly meeting of the Sophie Bibb Chapter U. D. C.. will be held on Wednesday. December 6, at the home of the president at S:3O o'clock.
 By order of the president,
 Mrs. NJ. l. Hewlett. Mrs. Lee Holloway, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
wAnRrAGE OF MISS HEND0N
 avn M. CGNNEI

..... r.ec 2.--(Special. )---The
 ..n-s-~s of Msss will Ella Tendon ana W~ r.vrc Lewis Conner was soiemnizeo ~ tks home of the brides parents, MT ss,d Mrs. william Martin Henoon, nesdav afternoon. November <s'n, ae k.s0 o'clock, in the presence v ,r,. m a.s- hsr of relatives and friends. Tne co, s,rfs, home. with it's spacious halls ahu intricafs blending of parlors ana gues' ,rbasnpers, so adapted to this happy oc- ~aaiarl that it's decorations or mass',e ssrns srieantic palms. with huge nowIs ,s rossg and chrysanth emums Inter- anerpt,ti. suggested an Orientai paiaIe "A the door the guests were recsisso .s. bv Master w. M. Henoon, sI* *..s a .h !. ,,itea into the parIors, where untiI tne ,.se5Sshsr hour they were entertained m aSrsirafion of the costly and varied wlfts. attesting the popularity or the A1tracted M by the bridal music of Mrs. ware of Birmingham, the guests were f,iTed to the broad hall where the Weu- ding ceremony was to pc p,,t.,u.. aProniise Me- in song was peau.,au.' ...h rendered by Mrs. Frank Wed9Wortn. n. ,r,rs fo the strains of Mendeissonn ,vs9afnr march the wedding party ent- @red Down the hall white canvass rwaa sfretched at each end oh which onxy columns, surmounted Dy pots of growing ferns, from which Wnlte satin ribbon was stretched. improvising a temporary aisle. Through this aisIe came first the minister. pr. s. M. Tsrovnnca of the Baptist Church, taking his stand in front of a bank of ferns ana oaIms lighted by eighteen candies rvmboIic of the age of the bride. Enen SoIIowad the bride and her sister. MISS euaie Lee Hendon, maid of honor; from fbe opposite entrance came the groom ard his best man, MT. Leon Stevens. these attendants taking their stand to the sides of the altar erected midway the aisle.
 The bride and groom stood under a nagnifieent wedding bell of white chrysanthemums, where In an impress i've manner they were made husband and wife.
 The bride was attired in a gown of white crepe de chine. She wore the white tulie we'll attached with dia- rnoud sunburst, the gift of the groom. The bouuet was of white roses with shower pendants of tulle and ribbon ana lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore an Alice blue crepe de chine, with pearl spangle and carried an arm wreath of bridesmaid roses.
 The bride is one of Tuskegees debu- tantes of brilliant mental attachments and Fascinating personality, and all reioica thai she remains in our social life, one of the young matrons.
 The groom is the son of Mir. T. Y. Conner, one of Tuskegee's most highly respected and successful business men. and has won for himself place of high standing in the business world. being a member of the firm of T. Y. Conner & Son.
 MT. and Mrs. Conner left on the p
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NOTICE. GUILD OF
NOTICE COUNCIL OF
NOTICE. VETERINARY AID.

There will be an important meeting of the Infirmary Aid Association on Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 at the home of the President, Mrs. Victor Hanson.
 Miss Jean Craik, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
NOTICE. woMEN's MISSION

The women's Missionary Societies of .La Rsntist Churches of Montgomery sns .In.I 6ld a union meeting tomorrow s.1andayl, afternoon at o'clock at iba t'aot Tirst Baptist Church. Mrs. George sas Eaker, of Louisville. will deliver
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
MARRIAGE OF MISS BYRON
 AND MIR. RUTHER-
 FOHD AT DEATSVfLLE

On the evening of November 2sth the marriage of Miss Blanch E. Pyron and MT. Henry F. Rutherford took place at the residence of the brides father near Deatsviile. the Rev. Geo. E. Brewer officiatinE. The groom is the son or Mir. Rutherford Of Fillmore. very wor- thy young man, a bridge builder on the L. and N. Railroad. and IS now engaged ir tba canstructfori of the bridge across inc Ohio at Cincinnati The bride is the daughter of MT. Pyron. for mum. Der of years a we'll known and honored citizen of Fillmore. On the maternal side she Is one of tine old families of AutauRa County, the Norrises.
 Tha bride and groom leave for Cin- cinnatf on Friday evening" where they wiiiSbe till work is ended on the bridge
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
l)cfl1ci1 and Society

s rs.u~ma ruAuEpRs HNTERTAsNED:
 f}r Triday evening at the nome v. xhsir parents, Mir. and Mrs. Hopeit fshamhsra, on South Perry strees 1Gisoes Margarct and lnurs Che e.asras ~f \ cotilii6n given in honor Of tneir eueSts, Misses Emma May ana vsm. sa,r Terrell of yaldosta, Ga. In the iour Snartrrents devoted to the entertain. rosnt Of the guests profusion Q. palms, ferns, smiiax. bamboo ana. ana ea' flowers were used with pre.,y rey.antns-
 1n the parior yellow chrysantne- ,nnr,,s and ferns were banked upon tne mnntel. the golden blossoms snininS Sr,fh Iike stars In the reception nal. ~vhife chrysanthemums with palms ane nsmboo as a background were useo with magnificent effect Tne curAs were draped with garlands oL se s.,th
 rhe living room was adorned
 <rirnson carnations which giowed ln the green embodiment on the man.ea ss,s rsharies Teasley served punch nere f~n,n a table beautified with red car naflons and Southern smiiaA ove. s. which red waxen tapers cast sol'
 psnk chrysanthemums in vases and < Aerted with ferns were employed m sn sr,.. Essris Chambers wore toll E .1t~ ,f vhite chiffon silk trimmed witn 3 round thread lace. Miss Emm1 s.s, M Ferrei was gowned in black Iace 1,.a W;n ~nI1ow chrysanthemuns; MISS vae a,le r~rreiI was attired in pink silk. ana Miss Laura Chambers was of blue crepe oe
 nisses Chambers guests were Misses xnnie Lowe, Mary Kirkpatrick Mlnna Denf, Algie Hardwick. Emily braoDu,y, rs..v of oermantown, Camilla'Weooer' Msy Ganea. Dfie May Wagner. Lucia hlcn ardson. Elizabeth Baldwin, fanne f,i Nav Tuttle, Dorothy Seibs. Garoe ~ Has,non. Maude Burke. Lucille ware, s.ss; 1ssssln Burke, May Hardaway. Etne' p~irer. Feunie Dunn, of Btsminsnam, Anne pslser, Elizabeth Andrew. Louaso uso sTnffla. of Mobile, Frances Jones' .,..a sie Eimore, Cofa1ette Metcaife, Aa Tsi,ss. Marxaret Mashburn. Mess,s. 1.lifsnrA Lanicr, Archie Arrinston, SSssisr william Chandler. Burgin F
 ier~ Jamss Hardaway. shepard Egpns ss T.viA William Coniff, John
 Henry Crenshaw. Hugh stewart Sal ence Jones, Prank Rhodes, 11.ats nrowder. Edward Taber. Harry conn, Pev wiIkersori, Allen McNeei. hicna,9 ha,s nexfsr. Walter Pickett, Warren Ha,' M Cssorrc Mentz, F. NJ. MhieI, weerevas' n. N. Mourning. stiles, Dr. N. Baker, Dr. Lay and Dr. saoh'- Eomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

won by Mrs. Henry T. Bartlett, and the guests prize was won by Miss Frances Jones, and was a blue leather bag.
 Miss Wagner was assisted in keeping score by Miss Elizabeth Andrew.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
rN CoMPT,TMENT TO MISS BELL.

On Friday, at her home on south Perry street Mrs. Laban Tyson enter tafned a number of her friends at luncheon in compliment to Miss Jamie bell. The color scheme which she carried out in. the uecorations was green and white. the table was orfia- mented with white roses, white nnes of inc valley and punches of white t,lle and was lighted with green can dies with gren shades in silver and crystal bronze.
 Mrs. Tyson was gowned in white or gandie and Miss Bell wore a toiiette Tof green crepe de chine.
 Mrs. Tyson's guests were Mrs. J. L. Gaston. Mrs. Joseph Norwood. Mrs. B. I. Baldwin. Mrs. M. c. Scott, Mrs Charles Thigpen, Mrs. Morgan. or La Grange, Ga. Mrs. Whitfield keuy, MISS Annie Laurie Siebels, Mrs. Arthur Pel- ger, Mrs. Frank Pelzer. of Charleston. Mrs, Frank Evans, Mrs. J. w. biack and Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

The regular monthly meeting of the Dtxie Chapter. U. D. C., will be held at the home of the President, Mrs. I fa,vis Cobb, on Monday afternoon at a.s0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03

an address. on '"The Louisville Home for the Women of the Missionary Training School" All interested in the work are cordially invited and re quested to be present. Mrs. W. A. Waller. President. Mrs. T. W. Hannon, Secretary, women's Missionary So- ciety First Baptist Church.
 NOTICE, YOUNG w0MAN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The Board of Directors of the Young woman's Christian Association will hold It's regular monthly meeting on Monday, December {, at il o'clock, at the home of the Association. Mrs. Margareth Boothe, Secretary.  NOTICE, GUILD OF
 CHRISTIAN SERVICE. The Guild of Christian Service of St. Johns Church will hold A social meet ing on Monday afternoon, at S:S0 o'clock, at the chapel. A choice musi- cal program has been arranged and the attendance of every member is desired.
 NOTICE COUNCIL OF :" JEWISH WOMEN. The Council of Jewish Women will meet on Monday December 4, at 3:30 In the vestry rooms of the Temple. All members are requested to be present. By order of the President, Mrs. l. Well. Mrs. W. B. Friedman. Sec.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-03
PERSONAL ITEMS

Mrs. W. E. Graves has gone to Bir- mingham to attend the wedding of her niece, Miss Marie Graves. and MT. Brad- ley Brown. She will remain about a week.
 Miss Kathleen Martin who is visit ing her sister, Mrs. M. c. Abell, and the Misses Semple of New York were among a party of twelve who went to Princeton. N. J., yesterday to wit