The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-06


 Lucille Newman. Miss Theresa Lobman. Miss Viola Lsevy. Miss Rosa Steiner, Miss Bessie Dreyfus and Miss Juliet Gassenheimer
 HEBREW LADIES BENEsy0-
 LENT SOCIETY. The regular meeting of the Hebrew this afternoon at 3:3o o'clock at the Temple.
 woMAN's RoME MEETING.
 The regular monthly meeting of the working wornan's Home Association was held yesterday afternoon at the Home, with a large and enthusiastic number of ladies present. Mrs, T. w. Hannon. the President. presiding.
 After the usual silent prayer and roll call, the reports of Secretary and Treasurer were read. showing the working and financial condition of the Home.
 Mrs F. E. Sherman. the efacient Matron, has resumed her duties, Mrs. l.. !. Lewis having satisfactorily filled the position during her absenqf
 A former inmate was readmitted, ev- cry room in the Home being now occu- pied. - ~
 The active service of Dr. c. c. Las He having expired Dr. w.. B. Vest colt began his practice November l. Never has the association had a more faithful. capable officer than Mrs. c. l.. Campbell. and in her deep sorrow. she finds responsive chord in the hearts of her co-wofkers.
 A beautiful letter was read from Mir. W. M. Biakey in which he thanked the ladies for making him an honorary member, fin appreciation of his noble
 
 Through the President. the Assocta- tion was informed of the bequest of $500 for the Home made by the late Miss L. c. Follansbee. a founder, q twenty-five years manager. and an &C., tive and generous associate and friend.
 Words of tender appreciation of the life and work of this exalted woman, who formed so great a factor in the re- ligious, charitable and educational life of the city. Though dead. she yet gpeaketH' to those with whom slssAAe- lighted to labor. and to those whom she delighted to aid and cheer. 4s
 Court Street Church again substati- tialIy assist fin the care of "helpiess aged one" in the Home.
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 Hon. John W. Overtou and bride are stopping at the Exchange Hotel. Mir. Overton is prominent member of the AtAOdUad 6&HAtSs tH WntCA bVAI AAC ID Chairman Of the Committee on Conn rnerce and Common Carriers. Mrs. overton was formerly Miss Bertha weathers, daughter of Judge Weathers of Randolph County and popular and attractive young lady of Wedowee. They were married on October 90. Mr. and Mrs overtonS will be at the Ex. change during the extra session of the Alabama Legislature.
 Misses Pineknsy and Genie Dess are spending a few days with Miss Mamie Venabie, near McGhee's Switch.
 Mrs. M., Hamburger of the Mobile Chapter, U. D. C., will be at the Ex- change during the reunion, Rcconfpa- nied by her daughter Miss Glenn Louise. who will be maid of honor to Miss Carolyn Powers, sponsor foN sec- ond Brigade. U. s. c. "
 Mrs. M. S. Andrews. of Mobile. .ac- companied by her daughter, Mrs H. c. Williams, of Arizona, Is the guest of her son. pr. Glenn Andrews at his home on Court Street.
 Atr. Albert Gray, who has been spend ing several daAs as the guest of Mir. Frank P. Glass, IT,, has returned to his home in Newark, N. J. Mir. Gray is a Princeton classnsate of MT. Glass.
 Miss Philippa Marks, who has been ilL is convalescent.
 Mrs. Alabama DeBardelaben has gone to JacksonvilIe, Fla, to visit her daughter. Mrs. Annie Farley.
 Mics Mary seibles Ball and Miss An- uie Lou Chiffon have gone to Birm- ingham where they are guests of Miss Florence Dawson. They will be among the cut of town guests at the Birch . Weatherly wedding this evening at which Miss Dawson will be one of the bridesmaids.
 Miss Carrie Brown Joseph is visiting Miss Lou billiard in Auburn.
 Mrs. Thomas M. owen has gone to Birmingham to visit relatives.
 Mrs. Homer LeGrande, Mrs. EIlsberry and Mrs. J. T. Rushin have gone to Birmingham to attend the wedding of Miss George Weatherly and Mir. A.~C Birch. which will take place this even- ing at o'clock at St. Mary's-on. the Highlands and are the guests of Mrs Allie c. Birch.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Sayre Street District Committee will be held this afternoon at S:S8 o'clock at the school.
 The Sewing Circle will meet this afternoon with Miss Blanch EnKle al her home on Hull stret Mrs. J. M. Mckenzie and daughter Miss Pauline Mckenzie who have been visiting Mrs. Boiling Young, have re. 1 turned to ther home~in Tallassee. + --
 Miss Ruth Cleveland has gone tc Tuscaloosa to make her home.
 The members of the Cradle of the Confederacy Chapter, the Secession Capital Chapter. U. D. C., and the White { House Association are requested to meet at the Carnegie Library Thurs day afternoon at s o'clock. =
 The Queen of Clubs will meet this morning at ll:30 o'clock with Affs. George Brunes at her home.I 70 HOl- cOmbe Street.
 The marriage o6kAdiss Kate Davidson and Mir. Georg Lindner will be solemnA ized this evening at 6 o'clock at St. Johns Episcopal church. The cere- mony will be followed by a reception at which Mir. and Mrs. Henry c. sDavid- son will entertain a number of friends at their home on Court street
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 Mr. Arthur Hill Flowers left Sunday for New York where his marriage to