The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-21
D. A. H.i CONFERENCE
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D. A. R.i CONFERENCE
 AT BIRMINGHAM. The Birmingham News in referring 10 the seventh annual conference Of the Daughters of the American Revolution, at Birmingham yesterday and today, The seventh annual conference of the Alahatua Daughters of the American Revolution will meet in Birmingham on February 20 and 21. All of the ses- sions will be held at the home of Mrs Addison c. Smith. the Regent of Gen eral sumpter Chapter. All members Of the chapter and any visiting p. A. are expected at the meeting. The sess sious will open Tuesday at 10 am. anu lunch will be served at Mrs. smltns as noon by the local chapter. The con ference will close Wednesday at noon. The officers, committees and delegates are as follows: Mrs. J. Morgan smitn, BirminEhaua, State Regent: Mrs. A. r. McCleI1an Athens, State Vice-kegent, Mrs. L. J. Haley, Birmingham. state Secretary; Mrs. Walter Robinson, AT niston. State Treasurer; Miss Metla Thounpsor. Mobile, State Historian; Mrs J. F. puggar. Auburn. ohciai Readef. Chairmen of standing committees are as follows: Revolutionary Relics Mrs. T. L.. Robinson, real daughters. Hrs' Rhett Goode, Mobile; Continsntal aail' Mrs. Ellen Peter Bryce; Flag Day. Mrs Charles stakeley; Revolutionary Sol- diers' Graves, Miss Leila Johnson.
 The deIegats will be: Mobile Chapter, Mobiia---AErs. Rhett Goode, Mrs. Charles Shawhan; Peter Forney Chapter, Mont gomery--Mrs. F. P. Glass, Mrs. Charles StakeIey, Mrs. J. N. Wyly; John Wade Reyes Chapter. Athens-Mrs. ". J. Hogan, Mrs. J. R. Hoffman, Mrs B, F. Garreth, Frederick William Gray Chap ter, Anniston--Mrs. T. L. Robinson, Miss Marie Young; Andrew Jackson Chapter, Talladega--Mrs. J. D. Neel and Mrs J. H. Johnson: Oxford Chapter oxford--Mrs. J. RI Draper: Tuscaloosa Chapter, Tuscaloosa-Mrs, Ellen Peter Bryce and Mrs. Rose c. Lewis. Light horse Harry Lee Chapter, Auburn--Mrs. George Duncan; Martha Wayles Jeffer. son Chapter, opelika---Mrs. A. l.. Dow dell and Mrs A. c. Bennett: Stephens Harvey and Mrs. W. D. Speake; Fran cis Marion Chapter. Montgomery--Mrs. Phares Coleman; General Sumter Chapter Birmingham--Mrs. c. Smith and Mrs. J. $. Mooring.
 From The News is also the following of the reception today.
 "A closing feature of the visit of the Daughters of the American Revolution delegates next week will be recep- tion on Wednesday to be given by Mrs Robert Hemphill in honor of Mrs Rhett Czoode of Mobile, Mrs. N. F.
 
 guests; Mrs Ellen Peter-Bryce and Mrs BurreI Lewis of Tuscaloosa; Mrs Walter Robinson of Anniston, Mrs Phares Coleman of Montgomery Mrs HemphiH will be assisted by Mesdames Joseph McI.ester. Zell Gaston, Mortimer Williams, ]. D. Moore, R, D. Johnson William Vaughan, John Snider, James Going, Sidney B. Jones, Albert Latady Robert McLester, J. A. VanEIoose Lewis Minor and Miss Eloise Hemphill MISS HARDY AND MFR. STRACK
 MARRIED THIS MORNING
 A marriage of interest to the friend of the bride. solemnized at s:30 o'clocl this morning at the home of her moth CT on Mildred street, is that of Mis- Maude Hardy and MT Carl Strack o Toronto. Canada, pr. Charles A. Stake ly. pastor of the First Baptist church officiating. and witnessed by only tn immediate members of the family.
 The brides elegant wedding gov was of violet cloth. with which sh wore a violet toque and carried a larg cluster of parma violets.
 The bride is the daughter of tn late Dr. William R. Hardy of SeImi and Mrs. Virginia Hardy of this cit! She has for a number of years mad her home in Montgomery and is young woman of so charming a person ality as to endear her to a wide clrcl of friends, and the best wishes of
 host of Montgomerians follow her int her far away Canada home.
 MT. Strack Is prominent busines man of Toronto, having been in tn wholesale drug business at that plac for number of years.
 MT and Mrs. Strack leave. over th Seaboard Air Line for Savannah. whei they go by steamer to New York The will make stops at Pittsburg, Buffal and Niagara Falls, reaching their hon at Toronto about the middle of Marc FARMER-TURNER.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Rhett Turner ar Brother Horton Turner we're the gues of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hall at Il Wilkerson street, while on their brid trip through Montgomery to Mobil The Savannah News has the followin notice of their marriages: The marriage of Miss Margaret Fla mer fo MT. Alfred Rhett Turner Vinegar Bend, Ala. took place la evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Fir Baptist Church. the church being a tractively decorated with palms It W, followed by an informal reception f. inc bridal party and both families the horae of the brides mother, MI D. M Farmer on Tattnall street. Many friends gathered at the chur' for the ceremony. Mr. ]. F. May ar Mir. J. R. pelSle, the ushers, led Il bridal party, and were followed by u two groomsmen. Mir. Horton Turn and Mr. Dean Anderson. The bride maids. Miss Lorraine Proctor and MI Sarah Turner, walked together 1o lowed by the matron of honor' |