The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
By Mrs. J. M. deCo,tes

thing. awful hard to get and very val uable.
 T must protest agains. the use of the word fad A sheraton dresser in mahogany, rosewood or walnut could no more be called fad than a David ef- feet in Carrora marble or a balustrade in Gssehed bronze.
 Some people who have the mahogany craze do not make the proper distinc- ton between old and new wood for while the one was grown in trees the pint"
 The demand for old furniture is very great because it Is made on art lines, Is of the finest material. and age has given. 1t rare coloring and lustre. The stun'is hard to get, very valuable and pretty, and that is why people want it.
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 FIRST ANNUAL DANCE
 The first annual dance of Troop "A" was given at Pickett Springs, and was in men every t,Ny way s dei1 delightful nd event. Graves, Captain and Mrs. Charles E. Dexter, Major Ben Noble, Captain Ben F.; Chapman, Mrs; II, II. McPherson. John o'Connell. MT. and Mrs. R. W. Smith. Mir. and Mrs. Sam McDade, MT. and Mrs. William Proctor, Mrs. F. J. CramPton, Mir. and Mrs. Will Hall,
 
 Elizabeth McPherson. Lila Allen, Mat tie Lee and Lollie Bell Smith of Ra- mer, Prescott Blanton, Lipscembe, Georgia Saffold, Bert Underwood, Fran cis Thtgpen. Mary Thigpen, Helen Dex- ter, Lois McPherson, Mary Brown, Florence Cameron, Annie Shafer, Ja- nie Arbery. Alma Jansen, Inez Lind sey, Ida May ,strother, Maude Burke, Alice OConnell Kathleen OConnell, Geraldine Ware Annie Browder. May Ola O'Brien, Eugenia knabe. Annie Biggio, Mary Mulcahay, Carrie Tal- ley, Lee Miles, Gussie Wilder. Julia nors Helen Colquitt, Jewel Hodges, Francis Hin Julia Johnson, Sallie Johnson, Edwards of Auburn. Mamie Burns. Bessie May Morrison; Messrs. F, Lee. J. B. B. Heating. R. A. Yar- brough. John Chisholm, Theo. Toms, Temple Boiling, R. E. Lee, Walter Sup pie, Wyley Colquitt, Gordon Reives. John T. Williams. Jack Mastin. c. B. Dexter, O. V. Wilson. R. E. Hunt, Jr., Cecil Bledsoe. A. A. Carlson J. L. Dunn G. R. Brayton, Richard Galatas, Lee Grigg,s John Hughes, Haygood Pat terson, Frank Hurley Archie Lewis, Harry Porter. W. c. Vann, James D. Grim. c. F.. Deselm Page Wilson, Joe Yarbrough, H. c. Yarbrough, Will Ea- gan John Crowell. Julius Gey, Tom Bath. Thos. J. Scott, Sam Jones. Hal Brown, Virgil Chandler, Wm. Cren- shaw, Harris Mathews. Jas. McPher- son, John Sanford, Jr., Jules Galatas, Robert Dun, Michael Keating, Tom Bull, Tom Mastin Joe Linehan, Henry smith, Harris Judge, John Tisdale.
 The grand march was led ny Capt. William F. Lee. gracefully assisted by Miss Elizabeth McPherson, sponsor, and Miss Lila Allen. maid of honor, with MT John Chisholm. The many friends of the boys of the troop are congrat- ulating them upon the success of their first annual dance and wishing that they may give many more like 1t. PROGRAM AT CALHOUN
 AMBERLAIN SCHOOL.
 The senior class. of the Calhoun Chamberlain School has invited friends to be present at the graduating eXer- cises "Wednesday evening, May 22' at 30 o'clock when .the following Is the
 March-Eua Klein.
 Essay. Browning and Tennyson"- Hazel Leigh Weaver.
 Vo"ai seiections--Miss Mii1spaueh
 Essay. "Stevenson's Idea of Life Mildred de Lamater Cornnell Piano Solo, "MacDowelfs El'entanz' Hazel Leigh Weaver.
 Addross-Rev E. E. Cobhs.
 Presentation of dip!omas--Miss Cal houn.
 SAYRE STREET SCHOOL
 IMPROVEMENT An enthusiastic meeting was held at the Sayre Street School Wednesday af ternoon, when the Sayre Street School District Committee of the Montgomery School Improvement Association waa organized
 Mrs. w. A Gayle. President of the outlined the work of the district committees Special stress was laid upon the fact that their object is to work with the school board and teachers and to help them in various ways not now provided for by the city { Miss Boyle. Principal of the school, | at the request of the committee, gave | a few suggestions as to how they could | assist her in her work at the school. Mrs. Lila Little. chairman of the As l