The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07

ter had sent s1o to the D. D. c. suf-~ ferers in the San Francisco disaster. in response to a call made by the Nation al President U. D. C., s2 to be used to- ward the erection of tomb stone over the grave of the late Ben Walker at Mountain Creek and s2 toward the erection of a monument 1.-the confed- crate; dead at Alton. H.. where the buried number 2,ooo.
 An exchange says of the coming marriage in Macon. Ga. of Mrs. Dun lap Jordan and Hon. John Dozier Little of Atlanta:
 "This will be one of the most irn- gia. It will be very quietly observed, but elegant and perfect in all details, Bishop Nelson. of Atlanta. will oJ- ciate, at the wedding. and Mir. s. s. Dunlap will give the bride away. A dozen or, so distinguished New York people will go to Macon for the we'd ding, and Mir. Little will be eccompa- nied to Macon by party Of friends from Atlanta on the morning of the 18th. shortly after the arrival of Mir. Little and his party. they will be en- tertained by the Honorable Roland Ellis and Mrs. Ellis at a buffet lunch con
 Mfr. Little and his bride will spend the summer abroad and will be at home after November 1st at 76o Peach tree. street. Atlanta. Ga"
 The meeting of the Educational As- sociation which was to have been held this afternoon at the Carnegie Library, has been postponed. Committees are earnestly at work but not yet ready to report. Announcement will be made of the meeting later.
 Mrs. William Durr. Acting Chairman.
 Miss Lala Moore. Mrs. Amelia seeley, Miss Algie Hardwick and Miss Kate Davidson will form party of Mont gomerians who will go abroad for the summer: Miss Moore and Miss Hard ! wick. will he Joined by Mrs. Seeley and Miss Davidson in New York. They will sail nsthe morning of the 18th on the Mesada-
 The Sunday School Teachers Asso- citation will meet today in the lecture room of the First Presbyterian Church. All interested In Sunday School work are invited to attend. The hour has been changed from to 4:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. William Kelly and Miss Caro- line Hannon, have returned from Santa Rosa, where they have been guests on a fishing trip given by Mir Edward Kelly in honor of Miss Hightower of Union Springs.
 The marriage of Miss Young and Mir. Martin Novak will take place this afternoon at 80 o'clock at tho home of Mrs. Margaret White on Clayton street. -
 pr. and Mrs. B. J. Baldwin will go Ir T,,f, nA Elizabeth Baldwin. Miss Jennie sis- trunk and Mir. Morris Baldwin.
 The members of the Wednesday Card Club will have their final meeting for the season this morning at eleven thirty at the County Club.
 A picnic at Jackson's Lake tomorrow will be attended by number of per sons from Robinson Springs. Fillmore, werumpka and Montgomery. Mrs. Massey Wilson, Miss Annie Mar shall wilson and Miss Laura F. Dale have gone to Tate Springs to spend the month . ,,, , I,ouisyilIe on Saturday night, where she goes to spend the summer with rela- tives.
 Mrs. Susie K. Vaughn of Florence. is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. w. Pattor- son, at her home on Perry street
 Miss Isabelle Richmond has gone to Asheyille to attend the Southern Con- ference of the Y. W, c. A.
 Miss Franklin Haltwanger will leave today for a visit to friends in Annis- ton and Rome, Ga
 Mr..-P. c. Harrison has returned from Knoxville, where she has been visiting relatives.
 Mrs. D. Patterson, of Thompson. is the guest of Mrs. M. E. Riley. on Jef- ferson Street.
 Miss Ethel Pelzer has gone to Birm- ingham where she will be the guest of Miss Dunn.
 Miss Anna Pelzer has returned from Baltimore. where she has been attend ing school,
 Mrs. Joe Galloway and children will go to Biloxi tomorrow to spend the summer.
 Mrs. J. N Mitchell is visiting friends in Birmingham.