The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-07
MEETING OF MEMO

MEETING OF MEBTO-
 At a meeting of the Ladies Memorial Association, held in the Council Cham- Der, Tuesday morniLg, resolutions ot sympathy on the death of Mrs. Jef- rerson Davis were passed. The mn. utes of the last meeting were read ana approved. The chairman of the Flag Committee, Mrs George R. Doron, re- ported the memorial flag completed si but es star a sd bdassr Sasss to b ssd @ by the Eadiess Memorial Association was discussed [ In detail Comlntstee4 Msfe iafee agROndf Tha dsfe su was set for BecembeT 11th The bazaar will ebe held in large hall on Dexter Avenue and dc. tails will be published later.
 passed. making the memorial year run from January to Janury. instead of fba TanIs Prsesident. % Mrs. M. D. Bibb, made a plea for~nnere regular attendance oT the members. and urged every widow or daughter Of a GqnfeassaSes tion IolSiefs es it's kind, and thus help in keeping alivs the memory of the gallant men Wno gave four years of their lives ana many
 After informal chat the qse pee1Esa,R9S 1s,9,S WI Mrs. W. A. Gsanen President ]
 Assistant Secfetary
 % | KELLEY-HIGEdH9s WI sl ls1ssrSr 9aNS s.s
 m,. ,u AZ. 1sN saSs a,sssA Sss- Se z reived invitations from MT, and MT \ w. Thomas Hightower to the maI t riage of their .granddaugnteTsr hAls M ward Ezekiel Kelley, which VIII occv at 6 o'clock on the afternoon et We,s F nesday the 14th of this month; at U ee Mr' Kelley is fa Montgomerian ai ld inc young couple will reside here at pr their marrlase; An1eng the Montg,e1 tI., 1s D. are Mr. and M1 John R. Kelley. ps IT. ants of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Kelley his brother and sister -il3-la ", and and little Mg Nary Pss5sifi Kaiiey 6aS brosSer of the groom, will be best man. An. AIns Eng 1IE be MT and Mrs sneRn.igw Wl55ig@ So of th: y Among the young men rom Mont gomery who aao Wil Isr@sn 6e amopTg Tyson one Mr MT George Peagler and MT. Fordie Flnch, The Montgomery party VIII go to Union Springs on q a'speclal tram MARTIN-WILLIAMSO MAR
 SREAGE IN NASHVILLE.
 Mrs. J. L. HalI has gone to Nhshville, where she went to attend, as ,a nlasron Ha,e,s os Annie Thomas Williamson to MT. Alex ander Montgomery Martin, wnlch was an event of great social importance  the brides parents, MT. and Mrs Ed ward Charles Andrew. The pride has freauently been a popular visitor to Montgomery' ar ana orr1ng rr gsrie1ds enf Y and ads mirers who will be interested m her and Mir. Martin.
 MT. Martin is a prominent raalroaa man and shortly after the marriage, the newly welded couple left In ms private car for Tampa, Fla, from where they will sail for Cuba; when tnsy tss,y new home which the groom has prlepar- cd for his bride.
 MRS. ARLINGTON ENTER
 The members of the Art Study Club roet with Mrs Robert G. Arlington yes- terday afternoon at her home on South Court Street. The program was com Miss Dimmick read a paper on The Venetian Schools.
 Legends in Art-St. Ann.
 Miss Caroline Haralson made talk on Zorn, and Miss Bullock read pa1 per on Early LanSscspe Painting
 DINNER FOR MISS DEFINING.
 Miss Frances Deming of Evergreen was guest of honor at a dinner given F,etohatchie on Sunday when number of Montgomerians were among the luasts The party lncluQeQ. MISS cor s,e smith, Miss Win o'Dell Dlokerson. Miss Coralette Metcalf. Miss Grace Halls. Mise Hazel Wyley, Miss Frances neminr. Mrs, Theo Toms, Mir. Temple Rowling. Mir. Fordie Finch, MT. George Mentz. Mir Edgar Finch, Mr. Frank Browder and MT. Lance duason.
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 HFRs. MATTEL ENTERTAINED
 TUESDAY CARD CLUB.
 Mrs W. S. Naftel was the hostess who entertained the, members of the Tussday Card Club when they met with her yesterday m3rning at her home on