The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-02

I'd Henry Davidson and Mrs. Charles
 Tn concerted action there Is strength May we hope to have yours. your tr-
 Very truly your.
 Promoters fthe Humane Society MEETING OF FLOWER CROW
 FRS ASSOCIATION.
 The members of the rlower Grow CTS Association held delightful and important meeting yesterday morning at tne home of Mrs. Frank Stolen werck on Perry Street.
 It was one of the two exchange meetings which the Association pro- poses to hold every year and from the point of view of its purpose, 1t was a up with choice plants brought by the members tc exchange with each other.
 The paper of the morning was one written by MT. Joseph Pingstil and read by Miss cozart. It was on the sub a very instructive and interesting treatise on the subject
 discussion on the trees that are being planted throughout the city oc- cupied the attention of the members of the Association, and resolutions to the effect that they use their influence toward having some changes made. Objection was made to the planting of the North Carolina poplar | latest in the spring to put forth leaves and the earliest in the fall to shed them. making 1t not desirable as a shade tree. The members advocate the planting Of our native trees and sug- gest the live oak. the sugar berry, the long leaf elm and the myrtle for rapid growth. beauty and shade. The protest against the North Carolina poplar. was vigorous.
 MISS HARALSON ENTERTAINs
 THE TfNTAGIL.
 The members of the Tintagil met with Miss Caroline Haralson yester- the program for the meeting included a paper on The Evolution of Mau- rice Maeterlinck," by Miss Dolly Kirk: a talk on "The Maeterlinck Atmos- ing from Monna Wanna by Miss Dolly Kirk; a talk on Current Events" by Miss Sadie Wyman, and a talk on Fed eration and Club Work in St Louis" by Mrs. George L. worth. of st. Louis. MEETING or BOARD OF Y. w. c A.
 At meeting of the Board of Di- rectors of the Young Woman's Chris tian Association yesterday afternoon. at the home on Perry Street. two new members were elected to fill vacancies, Mrs W. B. Tanner and Mir. Charles Scott.
 Miss Charlotte Davis, who has as- Y. W. e. c. A, was presented to the members of the Board. Miss Davis has recently been graduated from the Training Schools for Y. w. c. A., oughly equipped for the important DO. sition she has accepted She Is young woman with an air of earnestness of purpose and Is possessed with the hu- mess ability her position demands.
 The reports of the Secretary and Treasurer were read and found by the members of the Board encouraging and satisfactory. A matter In which many will be interested Is that the swim ming poll will again be opened on tho 18th of this month. This was a great source of pleasure to large number of members of the Y. W. c. A. and their friends last summer and Its re- opening will be hailed with pleasure. MASTER JAMES HAYG0OD
 CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.
 Master James Douglas Hay good cele- brated the eighth anniversary of his birthday yesterday afternoon, when he entertained a number of his little friends in a thoroughly charming man. ner. The guests assembled at the home of the young hosts parents, Mir and Mrs James aayg9s"cd' ,oIoo on south aa Law Law there took a trolley ride to Electric Park, where they were met by wagon cites, in which they were, driven to
 A banana hunt was the form of pleasure provided for the party and two prizes were awarded for success in finding the largest number of ban- anas to James Wade book, and to Mimi" Futile box of writing pa- per.
 Back to the park in wagonettes and another trolley ride finished the de- lightful afternoon for the young folk who enjoyed the celebration of Master James Haygood's eighth birthday.
 The guests were: Alex Trum, Alice Rico, Ruth Sadler,, Robert Eilenborg,