The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-23

Miss Cfem Hampton, Tallahassee, Fla, is Vice President; Miss Elizabeth N.
 Haley of Monfeyallo. Is Secretary, and Professor II, K ,Bierly of chattanooga' Director. tss
 The general topic of the afternoon will be Transitional Periods During Development" and the program will lnclude:
 A paper. Tn Infancy" by Mss Mary P. Jones of the Peabody Normal Col lege, Nashville. Tenn.
 paper, Tn Childhood" by Miss Gee lestia S. Parrish. of the GeoFgia State Normal School, Athens. Ga-- z.
 A paper Tn Adolescence" by Profess sor Charles J. c. Bennett of the Louisi- ana State University. Baton Rouge, La.
 4 paper. Discipline. Its Uses and Abuses" by Professor Robert Norris ogden of the University of Tennessee. Knoxville, Tenn.
 PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY. / ! Miss Jeanetta Trum entertained at 8 party on yesterday afternoon from 3:3o to 6 o'clock. In celebration of her birth day. The decorations were holly and other Christmas greens and red cut Towers. The young hostess wore q gown of blue net over silk and was as- sisted by Miss Carrie. Rice wearing a lQIlEILC or Wnllc CiisHd pAARs sfAttf .NtAT joyable program of recitations, singing, dancing and games fiIled the hours. Those who recited were Misses Carrie Rice, Jeanetta Trum, Carrie Loeb and Rose Helburn.
 The young folk who were SO delight fully entertained were Missis Birdie Bernheimer, Ruth BeFtiheimeF, Ray Mar, GUS, Juliet Marcus, Sadie finger, Rosa Pinckers, Alice Rice. Ruth Brewer, Car | rie Rice, Ida Gerald, Ray Stern, Rose | Helburn, Carrie Loeb, Sylvian Harris. l Ill tTIhlfelde CT, Rosa Reubens. Sara | BEoekman, Ether Reubens. Ray Louis | Esther Cohen Lucille Freeman, Louise ! Freeman, Hannah simon, Helen Well l Sophie Trum, Gladys Ityonsy Birdie Rice l Masters Emanuel Block, Max Rice 1 Charlie, Trumy sidnsF Unger, Leo Drey. 1 fus, Joseph Trum. Bernard Gerson,> Ju' I iius Grodieski, Gaston Lewis, Alyit
 Well. Alex .Trum. James Douglas Hay
 good and Sol Alexander,
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 ALFORD-PUGH.
 r One of the prettiest weddings. of the
 season was that of Miss Helen Afford and Mir. Ami migrade Pugh, which oe- cured on. Thursday evening at the ! home of the brides mother, Mrs. L. J, ] Afford, near Pine Level, the Rev Jack l Smiley officiating, The house was
 beautifully decorated for the occasion. | in eut-howers and patted plants.
 The brides wedding gown was of 1 white radium silk They were attend l cd by Miss Alberto Barnett with MT ! Henry Rhodes. Mias Rebecea pees with MT. Jesse Pugh, Miss. Georgia Afford with MT. Talmage Downing. and the l sister of tho brider Mrs. George pees. ! with Afr. Dees. Miss Barnett and Miss Dees were prcttlly gowned in white silk. and Miss Afford and Mrs Dees wore brown cIeth gowns. After the marriage. the guests enjoyed g delight 1 ful super, The high estecm in which 1 the yOung couple. are held was shown 1 by, the many handsome presents they l received.
 COMING OF SOLBBGE WOMEN. 4 meeting of the committees from all the Won ems literary clubs was l held on Wednesday, and it was de- cided that as the number of college women who will attend the educational ! conventlos here this week will be so | very small, the contemplated reception 1 will not lie given by the club women of | the city. @
 Miss Annie May Dimmiek is the only
 me mber of the College Womsn's Asso- | citation in Mentgomefy.- She has, been Tin eorrespaDdshcs with the offieefs Of l the Assoeia taon and from their replies l to her inquiriss she thinks the attea, ! dance here -Nviii be snAAlE The pfssl. ! dent. Miss Grace L.anat7ana. ef Atlanta. | Ga, will not be in attsndance. but the
 viee-prasident, who "is traVeiing 'thyougA the South locking lAto scoIlege .
 matetrs, will probably spsad tive weeks
 in AaHrsernsrsAe ... ..;. An enjoyable sooiahle was given at
 the home of a6r, and AIFS !. 2. Ram l sey. on Bullock street, on Thursday [ eVenina The house was beautffuiiu