The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-13
lUcmen and Society.
BY MRS. !. n. DE CoTTEs.

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 The ceremony was performed in the presence of the members or the family. Rev. O. F. Gregory officiating.
 Mir. and Mrs. Abercrombie are for the present at home with her parents. at 79 Jefferson Davis Avenue.
 Mrs. William J. Behan. president of the Ladies Confederate Memorial As- sociation of this city, Is in receipt of an interesting letter from Mrs. J. c. Lee, vice president of the Southern Confederate Memorial Association for Alabama. Mrs. Lee speaks most pa- thetically of the death of Miss Mildred Lee. and says:
 "As soon as the news reached Mont gomery all Confederate organizations, prepared to meet the remains at the depot with handsome beautiful floral offerings. The Montgomery Memorial Association sent a very handsome de- sign of a cross and crown. The White House Association's members carried and placed upon the coffin an anchor of exquisite flowers. Mrs. J. c. Lee, carried for the Southern Confederate Memorial Association large wreath of doubee white carnations with white roses and lilies upon a base of maiden hair fern. Camp Lomax. Confederate Veterans. carried superb design. Other offerings came from Governor Jelks and stan, who were at the de- pot; the Daughters of the Confederacy and kindred organizations. Every honor was paid to the daughter of the peerless Southern hero.
 "As President of the Southern Con- federated Memorial Association. Mrs. Behan has been appointed by the vari- ous affiliated organizations of the res olutions of regret passed in memory of , The lecture of Miss Virginia Clay, the talented editor of The Huntsville Democrat. at the Episcopal Church last Saturday afternoon. on the History and symbols of the Church, showed deep | research and splendid ability as a sneaker. and her address was greatly enjoyed by those fortunate enough to hear her. The press of Alabama Is proud of Miss Clay and her sister. and rejoice with them in every one of their uccesses.-Bessemer Workman. | The New Orleans Times Democrat of Sunday has a fine picture of Mrs. Syd- ney Bowie, wife of Congressman Bowie of Alabama, with the following re- | marks:
 | 'The charming portrait that today heads this page shows in picture Mrs | Sydney J. Bowie, wife of Represent ative Bowie of Alabama, and herself one of the leading beauties of the past Washington season"
 Mrs. F. A. Lyons. of New orelans president of the Board of Home Mis- sions of the Methodist Church South | for the State of Louisiana. and Mrs w. W. Carree of New Dreams, presi- w. w. Carree of New Orleans, presi-
 the guests of MT. and Mrs. R. P. Dexter at their home on Bellengei delegates to the Home Mission Society Convention which meets here today and will be in session for nine days.
 The reception this evening in the Sunday School rooms of the Court street Methodist Church in honor of the wis. iting delegates to the Home Mission of notable women who come from al parts of the South and the openine promises to be a brilliant one.
 Mrs. E. K. Glazier left last nigh
 for New York, where she goes to bs
 with her nephew. pr. w. B. West
 colt, who has recently undergone al operation for appendicitis in a New
 York hospital.
 The Southern woman's Magazine fol April contains a beautiful picture O
 Miss Isabelle Amorous, little daughter
 of Mir. and Mrs. Martion Amorous, O
 Atlanta, Ga.
 Mir. William Hamilton Hayne, wh'
 has spent the winter with his uncl
 and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Michel, has re
 turned to his home in Augusta.
 Mrs. J. Baxeres of New York Is wis
 iting her sister. Mrs. J. H. Clancey
 at her home on Court Street.
 Mrs. V. c. Clopton Is the guest O
 Mrs. Milton Humes at Abingdon Place Huntsville Democrat.
 Mrs. Mamie Glass and little son
 Joebrown, nave returned from Linden l. Dadeville Couple Wed.
 Columbus, Ga, April 12.-(Special
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