The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-24
ARRANGEMENT FOR GULF

| ARRANGEMENT FOR GULF. FORT U. D. 0. MEEriNH' The chairman of the Committee on Arrangements for the coming hSse | of the United Daughters or the | federacy, to be held In Gulfport' Miss'' has sent out the following;
 "As an unusually large ateehoaoe is expected at the General Conveht,on. 1 the Committee on Arrangements to the Division Presidents. reque:ting that it's contents be communicated to the various Chapters and pubiisned LII leading newspapers. The committeo would urge all delegates. at an carry date, to apply for rooms to the man . ager of the Great Southern Hotel. or II they desire rooms in private hous.a or smaller hotels. to apply .o H R Denny, Gulfport. The committed has enrared :he entire available ac- commoda tions in several smaller houses situated on the beach, with direct Cd , line to the Great Southern Hotel anu pavilion, where the meetings VIII p' held. x,o- tel will be S1 and $l.5o per day; a. , .ht other houses and at the 6eaeh FIJI no' ern) rooms will be 50 cents' or' "''" breakfast, 75 cents per day.
 on a town the size of Gulfport, the accommodation is naturally more nm tied than in the larger cities "here our conventions havo heretoIore oeen held: therefore. the committee cahnot foo strongly urge upon the delegates the importance of observing the sus gestion contained In this iet.er.
 "rhe Committee would also beg your consideration. when engaging rooms, hv remennbering these limitations. ana that friends who travel together VIII share one room. .S Al the Information Bureau. in thu waiting room at the railway station, the exact location of rooms ensase' '"a' " Lilly McDowell. Chairman Committee on Arrange
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 MEETING OF ART STUDY CLUE. The members of the Art Study Club met with Mrs. E. E. Cobbs yesterday afternoon, when the gathering was being the first ona of the season-in the nature of a social one.
 Miss Lallie Moore, who has spent the summer abroad, made an interesting talk on The Art Treasures of Europe Mrs. James Russell Green of Chicago. who is spending a few days in the city, was guest of the members at this meeting, and, by urgent request, she talked on Humane Work" subject in which she Is deeply interested. and on which she talks with earnest in- telligence Mrs Green is woman who enjoys position of prominence ana influence in both social and club circles in Chicago. She and MT. Green are in the city only fo- few days.
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 MARRIAGE OF MISS CRAYBILL
 AND MIR. HAUSER.
 A quiet home wedding which was solemnized last evening at S:3O o'clock at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Dunn on Hull Street. was that of Miss Pearl Elizabeth Craybill and MT. Mims Howard Hauser.
 They were attended by little Miss Ella Ruth Dunn, cousin of the groom, as ring bearer. She was gowned in white organdie and roundthread lace.
 The sitting room, in which the cer- emony was performed by Rev. W. M. Cox, and the hall were decorated in ferns, palms and geraniums.
 The bride wore a toilette of white point desprit trimmed in valenciennes lace She wore a bridal veil caught to her hair with lilies of the valley and carried brides roses
 The bride is a daughter of Mir. M. R.