The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

the Council or Jewish women VIII be held Monday afternoon at s:so o'clock in the vestry rooms of the Temple. All members are requested to be prompt. as the meeting will begin on time.J Mrs. B. Frank.
 President. Mrs, W. B Freidman. Sec, sorIcE. GENERAL SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT.
 The regular monthly meeting of the General School Improvement Associa- ton will be held Tuesday afternoon st s;so o'clock, at the Girls High School. It Is specially desired, that all members of the committees be present
 The meeting will be an important one have all the patrons of the public schools and any one interested In the
 Mrs. H. C. Gunnels.
 President.
 Mrs. John Hsardt. Secretary.
 NOTICE Y. M. c. A. AUXILIARY.
 Every member of the wemsn's Auxii- liary to the Y. M. c, A. is requested to meet at the Y. M. c. A. building Tuesday morning at n o'clock.
 Mrs q H Mcccmbs.
 WEEK or PRAYER.
 The annual week of prayer of the wonszn's Foreign Missionary Society of Court Street church will commence Monday at s:se o'clock,
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the B. of L F, win meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. H J. McGrade, President. The announcement of the engage ment of Miss Florence Dawson of Birmingham. and Mr. William Temple seiheis. of this city Is of more than usual interest. not only owing to the prominence and popularity of both parties but to the fact that It brings back to Montgomery one of the most l charming young women who nas Graeed society here far several yeats. 1 Miss Dawson with her parents. Mir. and Mrs J. K. Dawson, lived In Mont | gomery until two years ago. when they went to Birmingham to make their home.
 Among the out-of-town guests at the | Rosenbush- Reekhart wedding on Wed. nesday win be Mr. Ike Rosenhysh and MT. Edwin RoseHbush, of Meridian. | Miss: Mrs. Julius Rosenbush. or | Demdpoiis; Mrs. Ella Meyer, of De- nlepolis and Miss Ffortne PaPpen- heimer of Meridian
  have returned to make Montgomery their home, are with Mir. and Mrs. Jack Clancey at their home on South | Court Street for the winter. Mrs. James s. Wilcox and daughter; Miss Joseph Wilcox. have returned from colorado sprinEs.
 The brilliant reception given by the Daughters of the Confectionery Wsdhesv day evepihg at the City Hall, was url- der the management of Mrs. W. B. fJones, who was the eficient chairman selected for the undertakings, and its success was sreatly due to the execu- | five ability for which size is renowneds I Mrs. Jones has becothe noted as nndeI housekeeper. and on this occa. sion her wonderful qualities in that di- i rection were put to eSeeilens account
 Miss Matte W. Pope will leave Mon day morning for Columbia, Ga. where she will reside in future,
 Mrs. George F. Payne. of Macon. Ga, is the guest of her son ana daushter- | in-law, MT. and Mrs. W. s. Payne Miss Susie Hawkins. of Livingston, ! is the guest of Mrs. F. H. Burke. Mrs. c, E. eaddis. of wetumkpi, Is I the guest os Mrs, B. D. Cox.
 Mrs cornelle B. Tullis. of Washing ton. is spending few days with pr. and Mrs. J. M, ssdlerE Mrs. G. w. Hansous Of Kentucky, who has been visiting MY B. Lf Cox has gone to opelika.
 Misses Kate and Prescott Blanton hsve zone to Richmond. where they are inc guests of their uncle, pr. Q. A. ElanSon. They will visit other points in Virginia before returning home.
 Miss Florine Pappenheitner, of Merf- dian Miss, Is the guest Of Miss Nellie Wolff, at her home on Ferry street.
 Miss zubie Ford. of Troy. who is soendlng the winter in Luverne teach ing, spent yesterday in Montgomery with friends;
 Friends of Mir. and Mrs. W. J, Drum, will be glad to learn that he has re- covered from bis recent illness at his home on Monroe Street, and will be out in day or two.
 One of the attractive young ladies who a. .sted in serving the veterans at the reception on Wednesday evening, was Miss Anita Perkins, who has all | ways taken great pride and interest in ali that pertains to the Confederaey | She inherits patriotism. Her grand. l father, Mir. William Knox. was First l lieutenant In 1st Battalion Artillery. | He was captured at Fort Morgan, ta- | kan prisoner of war and not released nntil June after the wav,, Her father l MT rerIxins. Is lieutenant Colonel United States Marine Corps. Mrs. Thomas Boron and little daugh- tar Ethel of Hurtsboro, who had been visiting Mrs. G. M Hamricly have re- | turned home
 Mrs. Lee Newborn. who had been vis- fling Mrs. L. B. Hamrick and Mrs. F. | E I3urnette, en route from Mobile. where she had been visiting her sister | left yesterday afternoon for her home in Macon. Ga.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Boron. and Mrs sidney Boron, of Hurtsboro. were among those who attended the reunion last week
 Mir. J. Pink Parker. of Troy, who att tended the reunion, was, the guest of Mr, and ATS. L. B. Hamrick. at their horne. 10 warren Court
 The Young Ladies' Whist Club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Miss