The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-03

Fedsration of women's Club. and has been brought to the attention of the members by a circular letter from Superintendent Gunnels
 Two strong papers formed the lit- erary program for the morning. one by Mrs. w. l.. Durr on Casa Guidi windows" and the other by Mrs. Charles Coleman which she called Memories" and in which she reviewed the years work of the club.
 Mrs. Little took as her chosen suh- ject for the meeting Manual Train ing and read an, able paper on the subject. MRS GALE ENTERTAINs A
 THE NO NAME CLUB The members of the No Name Club held delightful meeting yesterday morning when they met with Mrs. W. A. Gayle at her home, Green Acres. in Cloverdale. It was reciprocity day and the papers read were one from the Ionian Club by Mrs Owen Nelson on Artists in Marble. in Metal and in Terracotta'' and one from the Tintagil by Miss Fannie Mathews on German Drama"
 Mrs. Gayle's hanie was adorned with lavish display of rare cut flowers. which were shown at the Rose Festi- val Wednesday,.
 After the literary program, de- lightful feature of the morning was the rendering of several piano selec- tions >by Mrs. James Wilcox. The guests of the club at the meet ing were Mrs. Owen Nelson. Miss Fannie Mathews and Mrs.: Thomas Heflin.
 Mrs. GayIe.s guests were entertain ed at plate luncheon after the liter
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 BOOK RECEPTION AT YOUNG WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN (, ASSOCIATION THIS AFTERNOON. The book reception at which the members of the Young woman's Christian Association will entertain this afternoon from to 6 o'clock promises to be charming occasion. The members of the Association will hold a business meeting from to 5 o'clock, and from to 6 o'clock the social gathering proper will be held. Callers are invited to the parlors. each bringing book. old or new with the name of the giver written in 1t i. These books are to fiI1 the beautiful sectional book cases that adorn the parlors now. It is to be hoped
 
 ter the reception to be given this af- ternoon.
 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
 The Recording Secretary of the Ala bama Division. United Daughters of the Confederacy, Mrs. Chappell Cory, Is getting rates to the Tuscumbia Con- vention through Colonel Russell. The following telegram has been received. Mrs. ChappeIl Cory:
 T am pleased to announce that we have been successful in arranging a rate of one and one-third fare plus 25 cents, for the round trip, from points in Ala bama to Sheffield. on acc punt of the Alabama Division. U.SD. C., tickets to be open to the public without certificate plan restriction. limited to 4lay 12.
 F''E. l.. Russell"
 Presidents Nof Chapters viii please make this announcement to members.
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 WELL DESERVED COMPLIMENT.
 Tn the selection of Miss Mary Kirk patrick as one of .the three ladies to unveil the monument on the battlefield of Shiloh. built by the Alabama Divis- ion. U. D. G., the committee has made a very happy selection. Miss Kirkpat- rick's grandfather, the late Gen. James T. Holtzclaw. led the famous 18th Ala banha into this great battle. and he re- ceived his baptism of fire and was con- spicuous for his bravery until carried from the field shot through the right lung.
 Miss Kirkpatrick herself has several times been honored by the Veterans having been maid of honor for Gen. Stephen D. Lee at New Orleans. She enjoys the distinction of having been the youngest charter Y. D. c. member of the first chapter formed in Montgom- ery-Atlanta Georgian.
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 SCHOOL ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION. The Montgomery School Improvement Association held meeting at the Decat- UT Street School Tuesday for the pur- pose of organizing an Improvement As sociation in that district. Mrs. Leon Well of the Central Association, presid- ed
 The officers elected are as follows: Chairman Mrs Ernest Mohr: Secre- tary. Mrs. Charlie Newson: Treasurer, Mrs. c. c. Abercrombie: Executive Board Mrs Ledbetter. principal Mrs ". J. Greil, Mrs. Warren F. Dent. Tea was served the guests by the young ladies of the school.
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 Mrs F. Stern and daughter. Ruth. and Miss Bernheim. of Birmingham. will arrive today to be the guests of Mrs Mike Mohr at her home. 120 Sayre Street.
 Mrs G. P Williams. of Jacksonville. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Hubbard at their home on South Per