The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-27
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs J. N. deCottes.

honor, Miss Mary Anderson. of Mont gomery, and Miss Julian Perdue of Att lanta.
 Mir. Jones will be attended by Mir. William Warren, of Birmingham who will be best man. Other Montgomer- Hans who will attend the marriage are Mrs. T. l.. Jones, a1iss Minnie Bunkley and MT Sale Phelan. These will go to Union Springs tomorrow.
 This is a marriage m which many friends here arc interested as the groom is a popular Montgqmerian, and the bride elect has frequently been an admired visitor here as the guest or Miss Mary Anderson. After the wed- ding the young couple will go on q short trip South When they return they will be at home at 229 Catoma Street.
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 FLOYD-HANKs.
 Tho Atlanta Journal announces the engagement of Miss Lucy Floyd of BaFnesville, to Mir Ben Banks. the marriage to take place at the home of the bride, Wednesday. November 29, The bride-eleot is a niece of Professor Charles Floyd of this city. The young couple will make their home in For syth, Ga, after their marriage.
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 ENGAGEMENT OF MISS COOK
 AND DIR. JOHNSTON ANNOUNCED.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. ". Cook announce the engagement of their daughter, Fannie Delle, to Dr, Franklyn M. John ston of Tuskegee. the marriage to take place at their home. 4s2 South Court Street, December 12.
 MEETING OF COUNCIL
 or JEWISH WOMEN.
 The meeting of the Council of Jew ish Women, held yesterday, in the ves- try rooms Of the Temple, was one of special pleasure and instruction to the members, who enjoyed the program, which included several interesting papers. s
 The subject for the afternoon was: Jewish Poetry.r and the discussion of the topic was led by Dr. B. c. Ehren- reich. Mrs. Bernard Frank read, na- per on ''The Poetry of the Bible;" Miss Emma Eliasburg read a paper on ''The Jewish Religious Poetry of the Middle ages" Mrs Louis Bernheimer read a paper on 'sThe Poetry of the Spanish Arab Period" and Mrs. Mike Mohr read a paper on "The Modern Jewish Poets"
 DIR. BARNWELL NOT TO LECTURE
 AT GIRLS nIGH SCHOOL The members of the Ionian Club state with regret that 1t will be impossible for Dr. Charles Barnwelt. of Tusca- loosa, to keep his engagement and de- liver a lecture on Browning under their auspices at the High School. on account of illness in his family. They express hope. however. that he will be able to lecture for thern at some date Tn the near future. at
 # 4 bod 79t UP LINKS AT COUNTRY CLUB The party who enjoyed the Up links at the Country Club Saturday evening included Miss Minna Dent, Miss Mar guerite Rice, Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick Mss Louise Marks. Miss Fannie Morris Cloud, Miss May Tyson, Mr. A. Cata- vas, Mir. Emmett seibels. Mir, Frank McPherson, Mir. Theodore Bethea, Mir. Pope Foster and Mir. Thomas Martin Ss ss E
 FOR MISS RICE. Mrs. Samuel F. Tliee has issued invi- tations to two entertainments, which i she will give December s Introducing her daughter, Miss Marguerite Rice. | Wednesday afternoon, December 5, 1 Mrs. Rice will entertafn at a reception 1 from to 6 o'clock. and on the evening of the same day she will give cotil- | lion.
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 AN EXCURSION ON THE RIVER. On the Twining, the government boat in charge of Captain Cavanaugh. q party will leave this morning at o'clock for the plantation of MT. and Mrs. Burwe1l Boykin, near Selma. The party Is composed of Mir. and Mrs. Boy kin, Miss Rebeeoa Pollard, Miss Juliet craik and pr. Charles T. Pollard.