The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-15

looked into the case and helped the girl to help herself. She had her at her receptions, to meet persons who would be of good to her. The result Is that some rich persons are educat- ing her in her chosen line and the girl Is doing well.
 Miss Young will return to New York in few days to take up her writing and public readings.
 WOMAN's HOME DAY.
 The citizens of Montgomery for near ly twenty-five years, have fostered and furthered worthy charity which lives projectors and co-adjutors-the Work ing womans Home. Thousands of women and children have been shelter ed from winters cold and summers heat, finding here a cheering home sympathetic friends, and helpful care Our truest and best women have earnestly, devoutedly given their time, labor. and energy to the maintenance and perpetuation of the cause
 With no endowment fund the current and other expenses are met with the income accruing from membership dues and money donations. Realizing the important necessity of personal, indi- vidual effort, among our charitable, res ponsive citizens, the Working Woman's Home Association. will observe next Tuesday. the 17th of October and if in- element, the 18th, "Woman's Home Day." in increasing it's members and subscribers.
 Every member has been assigned and notified of locations for work. and the officers, trustees, managers, and com mittees will take charge of the central portion of the city as follows: Busi- ness portion, Dexter Avenue, Mesdames T. W. Hannon, W. c. Pope. E. J. Meyer, W. E. Worswick; Commerce, Mesdames c. L. Campbell, W. B. Tanner. Misses C. Hammond, P. Hausman; Court, Mesdames J. H. Hardaway, J. B. Has tings, L. Strauss. J. H. Whetstone; Perry, Mesdames W. c. Yelverton, J. B. Smith, J. M. Maddox, D. NJ. Andrews; Washington, Mesdames D. May M. Mo- Lemore; Bibb to Tallapoosa, Mesdames T. J. Mattox, F. Dove; First National Bank, Mesdames E. Lobman, S. B. Stern; Moses Building. Mesdames J. s. Wilcox, I. Well, c. F. Moritz; City Building. Mesdames Alex Rice, Jacques Loeb. E. R. McDavid: State Capitol, Mesdames H. stringfellow. W. Moore; resident portion, Court, Mesdames B. l.. Wyman, M. L. Stokes; Perry, Mesdames D. Well. M. Duncan; Lawrence. Mes danes N. Lobman. J. Greil; McDonough. Mesdames C. H. Scott, T. J. Reynolds; Hull, Mesdames B. w. Barnett. c. B. Mo Neill; Adams. Mesdames T. c. Jones, c. P. Ball; Washington, Mesdames W. Bur ton. C. Reading; Dexter Avenue, Mes danes J. B. Gaston. J, F. Gay; Monroe, Mesdames J. R. Wing. F. M Kohn; Madison. Misses C. L. Hurter, J. Jewett; sayre. Miss S. G. Follansbee, Mrs. H. Stringfellow; Virginia to Jefferson Davis. Mrs and Miss Schuessler; Mil dred. Mesdames L. B. Gordon, J. L. Cobbes; Clayton, Mesdames W. W. Screws, W. F. Joseph; Church. Mes danes J. A. Kirkpatrick, F. S. Harris; Catoma, Mesdames J. W. Durr, W. M. Marks: Moulton. Mesdames M. D. Bibb, J. H. Little; Wilkerson. Mesdames NJ l.. Wood. I. Levystein; Cloverdale, Mes danes E. R. Glazier. F. A. Flowers; Bel finger Heights, Mesdames W. H. Thomas, w. A. Gayle Highland Park, Mesdames c. A. Covington, B. P. Crum. MARRIAGE IN COLUMBIANA OF
 MISS MASON AND MIR. CHRISTIAN.
 At the Methodist Church in Colum- biana. on Wednesday night. October II. occurred the wedding of Miss Esther Mason and Mrs. Louis E. Chris tian, Rev G. T. Harris performing the ceremony. The church was hand somely decorated with palms. ferns and potted flowers and presented a pretty scene. The ceremony was witnessed by large crowd of admiring friends After the ceremony at the church the bridal party and a few intimate friends were given a reception at the home of Judge and Mrs. D. R. McMillan where dainty repast was served. The newly welded couple are representatives of two of the best families of middle Ala bama, were both born and reared in this county, are prominent in church circles. The bride has taught school In Columbiana for several years. and pleasant feature of the church cere- mony was a large gathering of the former pupils of the bride. The groom is a prominent merchant of Columbiana, member of the firm of Mllner and Christian. A new home is being built by the groom and 1t will be ready for | occupancy in about six weeks.
 From to on Friday evening Mary Lucille Pugh entertained in celebration of her fourth birthday assisted hv Misses Reasnover, Mesdames Hugh Meehan and McAdams, the color scheme of the occasion was pink and green On the cake four candles burned and delicious refreshments were served The guests were:
 Mary Lucille Pugh. Genie Pugh. Riley Brown. Jack Brown, Duncan Meehan Joe Meehan, Louise McAdams, Harold McAadm. Emmett McAdam, Joe Mo Adam, Mary Emma Ross. Nell Hussev Grsce Ivans. Harry Ivans, Mary Apnes Ivans, Thomas Kent. Alice Kent Charlie Blackman, Martha Groom Myrtle Cronier, Emmett Thweatt Era melt Halfman, Wellington ps,.no sherman Payne, Willie Payne ra.,o, Mulchy, Charles Coins, Lillie rbwoo+t Ruby Thweatt. Edna Smith. assisted k, ks, Louise McCord, Inez land M,,rtIo Reasonover and Mrs. Pugh was assistaS hv Mrs. Meehaan and Mra McAdam