The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
He illustrated with selection with

He illustrated with selection wit1 interpretations certain passages ana with most illuminating comment; .rnn,Ivs HIS light and satisfaction with the man, ner of the distinguished speaker ana with the generosity of those wno ar ranged for these evenings or literary
 Dr. Burton received a warm welcome to the hearts and minds of Montgom- cry people.
 ASSOCIATION.
 The members of the White House Association assembled at the Carnegie Library, on the afternoon rI, oil Aprit, npt,ngs Srs inclusive. Mrs. Bethea,. Acting Re gent. opened the meeting with the Lords prayer, repeated in union. The read and approved. The, Corresponding Secretary reported havine sent these minutes, which contained the resolu- ton of sympathy to our Regent, ghI,os to t,nn the The Treasurer reported an expenditure of $1.50 for work on White House Wood. since the last me meeting; IT ana ndw apda.soP rd as n1porium ni Sup Pa,. to start pub lie fund to assist in the work of pre- serving the home Of Jenersop Davls m Montgomery. MT. Towards letter was was Ftdu u tuc <AcSpSHoetUh NAAN with enthusiasm. We hope. as it was printed in The Advertiser, that it will inspire other public spirited d,I men s.ors to do tary was instructed to write letter of thanks to Mir. Howard. Letters rom the Regent, Mrs. J. D.. Beale, were read, in which she urged the Assoela. is; tSs Sympathy and help of the Execgti,Xe Board of the city movement for i91o in our work. Mrs; Q: J; Campnea' Mrs John w; A. srn sanfGpe fhe committee ana @ appointed to see Mrs West and confer with her as to the probability of se- curing the house at tan an early aay; y,ita Mfs 8 letter to MT. Render. or to see him
 The Treasurer was instructed to send dues to the S C. lnr l. M satb A wh1sn The deie at this meeting were Mrs. J. c. Lee. Mrs. John Eberhardt. with Mrs; tH;,o M; n J; J; resolution % was offered by Mrs. Jessie Lamar, and unanimously adopted:
 "Whereas. Mrs. J. z. Lee as Vice pres- has fiiied the ofice with honor and dignity, and is an earnest and untirihs tls worker. ever loyal and faithful to the Confederate Cause1it is the the unani- nsId citation that she be reelected at the I. M 4: to take place in New orleans The souvenir spoon was discussed. and the committee instructed to inves. tiEate the advisability of getting out an after dinner coffee spoon: Durr that the Association make appii- cation for a lunch stand at the Fair The motion was amended by asking the Cradle of the Confederacy ana the casion: carried, and the Regent re- auested to apply to MT. Vandiver Tor space. .sootoa the meeting adjourned.
 Acting Secretary. MEETING OF SECESSION CHAPTER.
 The Secession Chapter met Wednes- day afternoon. April 4th. # the nome of the President, Mrs. J.. E. AnoreWs: In g;Snnt graS;sSfIit ane Weleomed the members and thanked them for the honor tney had conferred upon her. The espeSHial business of the meeting was the eiee, e. be held May the 9th. at. Union springs. The following delegates, were elected:
 Mrs. Edward Trimble. Mrs. T. Il. Ma6son; Mrs. sW,s "; T. " Perry E. snodgrass Mrs. J. T. Andrews. Mrs. w H: Rives, Miss Jolly, Mrs. James A. Reeves will act as director for Mrs. John G'
 The chapter will have for its espe- cial work this year the Soldiers Hos. pital at the Jeerson Falkner Home. and monqments sSdnt AitsF the eutartaned eussnasS the members in social way. serving delicious refreshments.
 MEETING OF HOME MISSION BOARD.
 The oficsrs & of the street a9ms sSetbodist M,ssfoa Church were delightfully."-, entertained on Friday morning when they were the guests of their president, Mrs, L C' oueh Street Much of the morning was spent in an instructive and interesting discussion of the best methods of in z creasing the interest and attendanSS oI of the members expressed hope Tn the success of the coming year ~
 The officers of the Society are; Mrs. CT CTS, I' First Tice-President; Mrs. Brame, Second ice-President; Mrs. Fl. M. Hob- bic, Third President; Mrs. S; A Tyson. Corresponding Secretary; Mrs ing Secretary; Mrs. L. w. Hunter, treasurer: Mrs H. W. Laird Record sistant sfI % Recording Secretary. After the business meeting was over an houl of social intercourse was enjoyed and delightful refreshments were served.
 Mrs. R. c. Cooley, at her artistic apartments on East Forsyth Street entertained a few of the ladies of the east end of the city yesterday at o'clock, in honor of Mrs. Virginia Clay Cfopton, of Huntsville, Ala. A dainty course of refreshments was served or old Dresden plates and tea poured from quaint pots. Misses Cavita Dog rett. Jessie Palmer. and Roselle Coo | isy. three grand daughters of warriors If the sixties, assisted the hostess. Mrs M. c. Murphy, mother of Mrs. Cooley sssisted her in receiving. The guests were: Mrs. Virginia Clay-cloptoa