The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
Wclnel1 and Society.
BY MRS. ,. '. Dn Corrrs.

U [ Dn CorrnA
 service, the small amount of paper could be tied in a tight bundle and de- posted in one of the nearby depart ment waste boxes. or, at the worst, left in the gutter until our sweepers can return for 1t. Perhaps, eventually, an arrangement may be made whereby such bundles may be called for regu- s. s.larly by department carts. As stated on previous occasion. 1t Is my firm determination that every employe of this department shall prosecute persist ently and unceasingly the crusade against preventable litter. Where a citizen continues to observe, in his lneighborhood, push-cart dirt haulers,
 private ash and paper collectors. build- ing contractors, handbill distributors, careless children, or ignorant adults
 allowed to go unhindered day after day. in the unconscious or conscious task Of strewing the streets with material
 that rho department ought to be ex- pected to remove, some one Is not giv- ing 8 return to the municipality for the salary he is drawing, and if the some one Is in this department, l shall see that he Is punished.'' K. H. M AN-Ass1shAVH AT SNOWDOUN OF MISS CALLAwAY AND MIR. HOOPER. Showdown. Ala, March 22, 1905. One of the prettiest home weddings that ever occurred in the fertile and magnificent prairies of Alabama was solemnized this afternoon at the home of the brides father, MT. J. A. Cal- laway, of this place at o'clock this evenings by the uniting in marriage of MT. Henry Johnston Hooper of Birming-
 ham to Miss Patience Galloway of this place.
 The bride came in upon the arm of her sister, Miss Inda Galloway, maid of honor. and the groom followed, accom- panied by his best man. MT. William H. Johnston of Birminham. Then came the bridesmaids, six beautiful Alabama girls namely, Misses Bessie Rogers of Letohatchie. Anderson Walters, Snow doun. Lizzie Williams. Montgomery,
 Lizzie Mclean Hope Hull. Louise Rob- ertson, Le Grand, and Lucy Knox, Troy The bride was lovely picture in white silk tissue over taffeta, with bri-
 dal veil and bouquet of brides roses
 The bridesmaids looked dainty in white
 tissue with white chiffon poke bonnets and muffs.
 The Rev. Mir. Thompson, pastor of
 the Methodist Church at this place off, ciated. and the wedding march was
 played by Miss Murphree of Troy,
 while the ceremony was being per-
 formed. the soft strains of Hearts and
 Flowers was waited on the evening
 air. The home was beautifully decora-
 ted, and the day and weather seemed almost ideal.
 MT. and Mrs. Hooper left for Bir-
 mingham, their future home, shortly
 after the ceremony, carrying with them
 the love and benediction of all. The bride is the youngest daughter
 of MT. James A. Galloway of this
 place. She has lived here from child
 hood and is loved by all who know her.
 The groom is a promising and pop
 ular young railroad man of Birming ham and has host of friends through out the State.
 Among the out of town guests were
 Captain and Mrs. W. E. Hooper and Mrs. J. E. Harris from Birmingham;
 Mrs. Sam Galloway and children from Birmingham; Mir. Frank Galloway from Russellville. Ky; Willis Galloway from
 Jacksonville Fla; ex-Governor John
 ston, uncle to the groom, and his two
 sons. Messrs. William and Forney Johnston, of Birmingham, also Miss Claramae Mabson of Troy. The popularity of these two young people was attested by the presents | received which were numerous The Galloway home at Showdown mas been noted IOT this occasion brought many friends to- | gether and united two prominent fem | lilies of the State.
 MEETING OF THE ART STUDY CLUB. The Art Study Club met Tuesday af- ternon with Miss Olive Pierce, when the following program was carried out:
 Paper on The Trnasfiguration, by Miss Rutson Hatchett.
 Paper on Jules Bastion Letage, by
 Miss Fannie Matthews. Paper on Raphael's Frescoes by Mrs Law.
 Paper on Leonardo de vinci. by Miss D M. Bullock.
 Paper on Allessa, Baldovimittio, Polainolo and Andrea Verrocchio, by
 Miss Brooks Hatchett.
 MEETING OF THE NO NAME CLUB. The members of the No Name Club
 met with Mrs. l.. G. Dawson yester- tained delightfully."-. continued and the morning was de-
 voted to '"The Songs of Solomon" The | program included a paper, Reading
 the Book in Detailed Dramatic Form" by Mrs. J. A. Rice
 matis Personea." by Mrs. Alex Gar | land.
 paper, Purpose of the Book" by
 Mrs. I. W. Hill
 Guests of the club at this meeting | were, Mrs. J. D. Roquemore. Miss Bishop and Miss Burton of of Dela- AP AFR0 ~