The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-04

Higbiand Park--Mesdames coving- ton. Pearson.
 MONTGOMERY GIRL TO PLAY WITH THOMAs's ORCHESTRA.
 Miss Fannie Marks. lovely young daughter of Mfr. and Mrs George Marks. who is spending the winter in Chicago pursuing her studies on the violin. has been invited tc play with Thomass Orchestra fin the ring at a concert to be given at Orchestra Hall by the Cosmopolitan School of Music. A picture of this gifted young violin ist appeared in The Chicago Evening Post recently on the occasion of her performance at a concert given by the Cosmopolitan Music School. Montgomerians follow with sincere interest the progress of Miss Marks. whose music has often delighted them when her numbers formed a part of the programs of music events in Ala bama.
 MEETING OF THE ART STUDY CLUB.
 Mrs. Lamar was the hostess with whom the members of the Art Study Club met yesterday morning. The pro- gram prepared for the occasion con tained number of interesting papers among them one on "The Olympian Statues" by Mrs Warren Tyson. one on Myron by Miss Fannie Mathews Moore and one on 'The Other Sculptors of the Period" by Mrs. Horace String fellow and one on ''Groek Painting Polysnotus" by Miss Olivia Anderson. An interesting talk on "Zeus" was giv- en by Miss Lala Moore.
 sUPPLEs-sMITH.
 Married by the Rev o'Hara at his residence on Mildred street. Saturday evening, November 30, Walter Supplies and Miss Genevieve Smith. The bride is a daughter of MT. and Mrs, W. c. Smith, and the bridegroom is a son ot MT. and Mrs. J. c. Supplies. After the ceremony the couple returned to the home of the bride
 MISSIONARY UNION MEETS.
 The Woman's Missionary Union of the East Alabama Presbytery will con- vene in the parlors of the Central Pres byterian Church Thursday. December s. | Friday. All are cordially invited to at- | tend the sessions of the Union. FLOWER GROWERS AssO-
 CLAYTON TO MEET TODAY. | The Montgomery Flower Growers | Association will meet this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. Mary Ar | rington at her home on Church Street. | This meeting would have been held | Monday but was postponed on account | of School Improvement Conference.
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 Judge and Mrs. J. NJ. Carmichael | of Ozark are among the out-of-town | McCrary McManuus wedding, which | takes place this afternoon.
 i. Mir. and Mrs. J. c. DeBardelaben | of Huntsville are visiting Mrs. c. L.. l Miller at her home. 11s Mildred Street,
 Mir. L. vimmermann of Troy is the guest of Mir. and Mrs L. B. Ham, rick at their home. 10 Warren Court. | He is in attendance on the Masonic Convention.
 Messrs. Joe, Charles and Purser Col iins of Atlanta, passed through the they went to attend the funeral of their stepmother. Mrs. Ed Collins.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Mohley have returned from Selma. where they have been residing, to Montgomery. to make of South Bainbridge and Adams Streets.
 Mrs. King ot Shreveport, La.f Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Mob ley.
 Mrs. l.. F. Foster and Mrs. O. c. O'Donell of Chesson Station were yes- terday the guests of their sister. Mrs. M. E. Thompson. at 202 South BaIn- bridge Street.
 Miss Willetta McMannus and Mir. Charles Herbert McCrary will be mar ried this afternon at 5:30 o'clock at the home of her mother, Mrs. Lou 51S Adams Street.
  Miss Valine Sanford has invited a number of friends to a linen shower at which she will entertain next Tues day afternoon at o'clock at her home on Hull Street.
 The marriage of Miss shannon and Mir. Egge will take place this after noon at 1:30 o'clock in the Clayton Street Baptist chuvch. The members of the No Name Club will be entertained today by Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick at her home on South Court Street. Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre will en- certain the Queen of Clubs this morn Ing. Judge ansi Mrs. J. T. Cook returned yesterday from Florence, where they went to visit their son, Dr. J T. Cook. Misses Lucy Davis and Nora MoseIey. of Letohatchie. are the guests of Mrs. l. F. Doster at 912 South Hull street. The members of the Young Ladies Whist Club will meet today with Miss Leonora Davis.