The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-21
WORK OF SOUTHERN
 INDUSTRIAL EDUCA- \ s------ HUnNAI. SS0CIATIC


 As there are in Montgomery a large number of members of the Southern Industrial Educational Association whose headquarters are in Washington, and of which Mrs. Martha s. Gielow Of Alabama is President-General. some facts in the annual report as submit ted by Seth Shepard, President of the Board of Directors. Will be interest ing.
 He reports there are 574 annual mem bers who pay s1 a year, and ninety nine life members who subscribe $1O each. He reports that the total fn- come from all sources to the 18th of March, 1907, $11.42a7S, and the total of disbursements to that date $3.41S.S2, leaving a cash balance of $S005.46.
 Mir. Shepard reports also that the Alabama Auxiliary for which Mrs. Will liam M. Polk of New York Is Presi- < dent. has sent s1,200 to Camp Hill School and that s5.o00 of the amount now in the treasury was given for the express purpose of establishing an In dustrial school In the mountains of Alabama. and until that matter be fin ally determined that money cannot be used for general purposes.
 He reports that forty-seven Chap ters of United Daughters of the Con- federacy, several women's clubs and many chapters and individual members
 
 Revolution, the Colonial Danes and the Kings Daughters, have made liberal contributions to the cause.
 In the report is the following list of institutions assisted:
 St. Marys School. sewanee. Industrial School, Rayburn Gap.
 Ga. ......... 5000 Industrial School. Ivy Depot.
 ID,UU Southern Industrial Institute,
 Camp Hill. Ala... .. ... 5000 Brewton Institute. Brewton, W. Atsi c T U. settlement ;ii';i,. School. 2'''
 Hindman. Ky. .. .. ..... 15o.oo Helen Dunlap Mem. Ind. Inst,
 Winslow, Ark. ....... 150.00 School at High Shoals. North
 Carolina. .. .. ...... 5000 Industrial School at Morgan Boys Industrial School. Rome,
 Ga. .. .. .. ........... 50O.O0 Christ School, Arden. N. C.. 10000 1otal.. .i ....... S2,O .OO Since this report was made $1,300 has been received, $1.000 of which is for the Industrial Institute at Banner Elk, N. c.
 A DESERVED COMPILE
 MENT TO MRS. LEE. Commander Thomas NJ. Owen, of the United Sons of Veterans, Is to be con- xratulated on his selection of Mrs. J. c. Lee of Montgomery. as matron of honor. Mrs. Lee has always been jealous in promoting every cause looking to perpetuation of the name and fame of Confederate soldiers. She Is the vice president for Alabama, of the Southern Confederated Memorial Asso- citation and has been active in creating interest in that organization. Her name is a familiar one in all Confed- crate circles and the officers of the U. c. V. are all her friends
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 PROFESSOR wEIsNER's GLASS
 TACKEY PARTY. In the Dorsette Hall on Dexter Ave- nue yesterday afternoon. a delightful occasion to 160 children, and to the large audience of parents who were spectators, was the Tackey Party of the pupils of Professor Weisner's dancing school The children were formed into line on the second floor of the building, and two by two they marched up to the hall on the third floor, where an expect ant audience awaited the appearance of the small army of young folk, each at- tired at the best of "Mama's" ability in tackey style.
 The march was ieQ Dy llttlo MISS well and Miss Elizabeth Stevenson. After the march the children went through a program dance. including square dances and round dances of various and beau tiful description.
 Some of the costumes were grotesque. some fancy, some old fashioned, and some new, but all charmingly tackey and in the dance the panorama of cuts and colors was exceedingly attractive. There were toilettes of a number of the grandmothers of the young folk who wore them and there were dresses of some little girls worn fifty years ago, The march began at o'clock and for two hours or more the performance continued, an exhibition of grace that was enjoyed by the spectators as well as the participants.
 WOLFF-LAZARUS.
 The following from The Birmingham News will be of interest here. as M = Lazarus is a sister of Mrs. Nose Sabel and has often visited here.
 "A marriage which will be of interest to many in the city, will be that of Miss Jessie Lazarus, of this city, and MT. Eugene Wolff, of Louisiana, on June 3, at Temple Emanuel Mss Lag arus was reared and educated In this city. and is favorite among her friends. MT. Wolff is a prominent cot ton buyer of Bastroys, La, where he is prominent In social, political and