The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
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 The ladies of the various Confederate organizations, In cooperation with members of the Veterans, have planned for me celebration of the 10oth an- niversary of General Robert E. Lees birthday.
 They have secured the theater, through the kindness of the Messrs Hirscher, for the place of holding the meeting. Owing to the fact that the theater Is rented by a company which will give a matinee performance that promptly at 10 o'clock Saturday, Jan. 1s, and conclude not later than 12 o'clock. The children of the various schools. under their teachers, will at tend, and the dress circle will be re- and the veterans and citizens will oc- cupy the parquet, and any overflow of the audience will use the upper gall leries.
 Dr. Clarence Owen of Abbeville has been selected at the orator. Besides the recitations, and music, consisting of America" Dixie and General Lees favorite hymn, How Firm a Founda- ton" The whole exercises will not occupy over an hour and three guar ters.
 The members of the Ladies' Memorial Association who inaugurated the move ment among the women'es organiza- tions wish 1t to be understood that every association in the city is taking citizens are invited to be present ana add to the honor accorded the great chieftain's memory.
 The dress circle is to be reserved for the pupils of all the schools in the city and the heads of every school have declared their intention to have the pupils go with them In bodies to attend the ceremonieA
 invitations have been issued to the Governor, the Chief Justice, the Mayor, the Major General and the several brigadiers general of the United Con federate Veterans, the Commander in Chief of the Sons of Veterans, and the commanding officers of each of the local camps of Confederate Veterans and Sons of Veterans. and the presi- dents of each of the chapters of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, the Memorial Association, the White House Association and the vice presi- dent for Alabama of the Southern Con- federate Memorial Association to oc. cupy seats on the stage. Honmans fine orchestra has been generously nlaced At the disposal of the ladies There will be appropriate decorations
 Rev. Edward Ellerbe Cobbs has been selected as Chaplain, and Judge Ihos. q. Jones designated as chairman Of the meeting. Everything presages a grand and imposing turnout of the people of Moritromery in honor of the immor- fal Lee. The fine program will be published hereafter.
 MEMBERS OF THE BEAUvOIR
 CLUB ENTERTAIN AT GERMAN.
 The members of the Beauvoir Club entertained at a german on Friday evening when nu-Iber of out-of-toWn guests added grace and pleasure to the occasion. The march and dance was led by Mir s. H. Roberts, and others who participated were: Misses Clem- ent Marks. Elizabeth Baldwin, Ethel clifford of Birmingham, Eva Conner or Rirminghan, Dorothy Siebs, Jean Lah- ey. Minna Dent, May Tyson, Lucille wilkinson, Ethel Pelzer, Marg1ret Browne, Anna Pelzer, Kate Steiner, Marruerite Rice, Ella Hargrove Sayre, Mildred Keller, Frances Jones, Caro- line Hannon, Mary Kirkpatrick, Bessie winn of Demopolis, Lucy Taylor Of Dernopolis. Algie Hardwick, Rebecca Pollard. Effie May Wagner, Virginia Norwopd, Annie Lou Chiffon, Etta Jen- kins; .Messrs. T. B. Bethea, M, B. Camp heii. n. w. Garter, Ned Herbert Will iigvn Harbert, John McDuffie of Mon roe, Hugh kirkpatrick of Atlanta, J. [. T,avfdaon of Birmingham, D. w. | Crosland, c. P. Gunter A. c. Harmon. 2. 0. Izler, W. A. Jordan, O. A Lanier, Jr., C. G. Laslie, H. 1T. Lay. tracy Lay EdWaTQ LylSs I- AA- 7err' A, H. Montgomery, A. Mckinney, M. Fl Moore. $. H. Roberts, P. T. Sayre, R. E, slebles, A. c. Stewart, F. V. stires, |. A. Taylor, E. S. Watts, w. B. west cott. w B. wilkinson, MT and Mrs. Ellis Burnett, MT. and Mrs. J. K Jack son. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rains, MT. and Mrs. C, B. TeasIey, MT. and Mrs Walker willis. Mir. and Mrs D. l.. Whetstone, Mrs. Frank Peabody
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 n sPHPPERAfAN-JAMES
 Tha marriage of Miss Sara Bell James ana MT. Bozeman Arthur Pepperman : was solemnized yesterday afternoon at s o'clock at the Eleventh Avenue Meth odist Church by the Rev pr. Culver of that church. The altar was banked with ferns and palms and in the center . was a large vase of pink bridesmaid
 Miss Bell Mccoy rendered several beautiful selections previous to the cer- emony and the bridal party entered tho church from the rear to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march.
 The ushers, MT. Reid Lawson, Mir Edward Irwin, Mir. Shoaff and MT. Will liam Orrison, entered first They came from the two entrances of the church and crossed at the altar.
 Following the ushers were the maids of honor, Miss Lillian Moore and Miss Lucille Davidson, both wearing exquis- 7. ite costumes of white with large white ',, picture hats, and carrying sheafs of eptuk bridesmaids roses and asparagus