The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05


 On the occasion of the reception on Friday when large number Of DOCKS were contributed a committee was ap- pointed to examine them and reject any considered unsuitable for the Y. w. c. A. Library.
 On this committee are Miss Annie May Dimmick, Miss Dolly Kirk and Mrs. Paul LeGrand.
 The affairs of the Y. W. c. A. are | in fine condition and Mrs. Florence Harris, President of the Association, IS to be congratulated on the splendid ! work being done by the administration | The other officers who are serving now 1 are Mrs. J. W. Black, Vice-President' i Mrs. Horace Stringfellow, Second Vice President; Mrs. R. E. Steiner Treas | urer; Mrs Margaret Boothe, Secretary. l and Miss Maries Burch, Corresponding | Secretary
 Miss Charlotte Davis, who has re- gently accepted the important position of Secretary of the Y. W. c. Az has l in a short time become popular with the members of the Association, the there and all the friends of the Asso- | citation who come in contact with her. s E Ae DANCE AT PICKETT SPRINGS. An enjoyable occasion was the dance at Pickett Springs. when the follow ing party were among the participants. Misses Elizabeth McPherson, Frances Thigpen, Mary Thigpen. Ida May Stro- ther. Bertha Underwood. Marie Under wood, Elizabeth Carter Nettie May Gra- ham, Annie Duncan Graham. Lila AL len, Lois McPherson. Ruby Crawford, Panic Lee Chisholm, Fioy Smith. Em- ma Thigpen and Bessie Farris of Fort Deposit and Stires of Prattville: the Messrs. Mastin Graham. Will Hale. El- rhfC1,n1na Graham MAlNnm Graham. James W. Cox. Tom Wehh. John Chisholm. Richard Thornton, John Elmore, Bert Taylor. John Williams. Robert Yarbrough, Claude Atkinson, ames Thigpen. Pink Mastin. Arthur Mead, Joseph Marlborough. Coner and Dave McCord. MT Smith and Mir. Tuck CT nf Prattville. Sam Farrier and Ed Farrier of Letohatchie and Capt. w. F. Lee The chaperons were MT. and Mrs. Mack Hall, Mrs. Burch, Mrs. George c. Graham and Mrs John Chisholm.
 ss E @
 SPECIAL ORDER NO. 24,
 U s. c. V. CONCERNS
 MATRONS AND MAIDS.
 From the general headquarters of the United Sons of Confederate Veter- ans in Montgomery, Commander Chief Thomas M. Owen has issued the following:
 April Is, 1907. Special Orders No. 24:
 'First--The reunion of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans at Rich mond, the historic capital of the Con- federacy, May 30-June 3. 1907, promis- es to be the most. brilliant in the ex- istence of the Confederation. It will bring together the greatest gathering of Confederate soldiers and their friends ever before assembled in the history of our several patriotic organ izations.
 "On these occasions the social feat ures constitute a large part of the pleasure of attendance, and their sig nifcance should not be overlooked or neglected. The presence of the fair women of the Southland will, there- fore. be.particularly gratifying to Vet erans and Sons of Veterans; end in obedience to custom which has ob- tained in the Confederation from its inception, the following appointments for the twelfth annual reunion are made viz:
 "sposor- in Chief, Miss Eva Conner. Birmingham, Ala.
 Maid of Honor Miss Julia Fulton Williams, Yazoo City. Miss.
 Maid of Honor--Miss Amy McRae Werth. Richmond, Va.
 "Matron of Honor--Mrs. J. c. Lee, Montgomery, Ala.
 "Chaperon-M Louise Bankhead Perry. Greenville. S. c.
 "Second--These ladies will be at the Jefferson Hotel. while in attendance on the reunion, and it will be expec- ted that they will be accorded that respect, attention and consideration due their distinguished position as representatives of our noble organi- zation.
 By order of
 Thomas M. Owen, "Commander-in Chief.
 official:
 Albert c. Sexton.
 "Adtutant General and Chief of
 c. @ F g | CHAPERON, SPONSOR AND MAIDS FOR ALABAMA DIVIS- ION SONS OF VETERANS.
 Commander Clarence J. Owens has l appointed for the Alabama Division of | the Sons of Veterans at the reunion | in Richmond, Mrs. Clarence Owens of Abbevillei chaperon: Miss Hambur- ger of Mobile. sponsor; and Miss Ella | Hargrove Sayre of Montgomery, maid of honor.
 Mrs. Owens is the wife of Com mander Owens of Alabama Division, United Sons of Confederate Veterans Miss Hamburger is daughter of Sena- tor Max Hamburger of Mobile, and Miss Ella Hargnove Sayre, who is one of Montgomery's most popular young society women, Is a daughter of Mrs. J. H. Clancey. Her father was the late Colonel Calvin Sayre of this city. :. 2s ]. | CONFEDERATED MEMORIAL ASSOCIATIONS TO MEET AT RICHMOND. Mrs Behan of New Orleans. In her call to the Confederate Southern Me morial Associations. has announced the following officers of the Association:
 Mrs. W. J Behan. President. New Orleans; Miss Daisy M. l.. Hodgson, Recording Secretary. New Orleans; Mrs. Geo. A. Williams, Corrssponding Sec retary. New Orleans; Mrs. Charles G. Wright. Treasurer. Vicksburg. Miss. i; Miss Mary A. Hall. Historian, Augus- l ta, Ga,
 Vice Presidents-Alabama, Mrs. J. C. Lee, Montgomery: Arkansas. Mrs J. D. Walker Fayetteville; Florida, Mrs. w n. Chipley. Pensacola; Georgia. Mrs. R. l.. Nesbltt, Marietta: Louisiana Mrs. Alden Mcclellan. New Orleans Mississippi. Mrs. M. A. Stevens, Vicks- burg Missouri. Mrs. Leroy R. Valli- ant, St. Louis; North Carolina. Mrs. Garland Jones. Raleigh; South Caro- lima, Mrs Alice A. G. Palmer, Charles