The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-05

 trip they will reside at the home or the groom in Tallassee.
 Many handsome presents in silver, cut glass and china attested the popu- larity of the young couple.
 At violet luncheon at noon on Wednesday Mrs. Dawson entertained the out-of-town guests. among whom were: Miss Tombs, of Jackson, Miss, Miss Mary Lou Parker of Dadeville. Mrs. c. w. L. Smith and daughter of Brewton, Miss Dawson of Marion, MT. M Dozier, Mir and Mrs. W. Y. Dozier. Miss McMillan of Talladega. Miss Ce- lestia Dawson and Miss Lou Illges. aiA A x
 MEETING OF THE IOIAN CLUE. The members of the Ion'an club met with Mrs. k. P. Amarine yesterday at her home on Adams street
 The study this year of the club Is Florentine Art and pictures illustrat- ing thesfollowing program yesterday made the occasion very interesting: A paper Andrea del Sarto Faultless Yet Lacking" by Mrs. Amerine.
 A reading, Browning's Andrea del Sarto," by Mrs. Charles Coleman. z A paper, Fra Bartolommeo and AL beretinelli." by Mrs Glen Andrews. E A paper. Raphael. Giorgione. and Titian in the Florentine Galleries" by Mrs. W. H. Seymour
 Mrs Andrews of Raleigh was a visit or of the morning
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 MEETING OF MOTHERS UNION. Mrs F.. I. Cadden was the member of the Mothers Union with whom the club met yesterday and the paper for the morning was one on The Value of Music in the Development of Char acter," by Mrs. John Metcalf Hopkins.
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 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Norwood have issued to out-of-town friends invita- tions to the marriage of their daugh- ter, Miss Josie Norwood. and Mir Henry Hall Clarke, of Mobile, which will take place Wednesday evening. April 24. at o'clock, at their home on Perry street.
 Miss Philippa Marks entertained her Sewing Circle Wednesday, when a luncheon followed the work. The fol- lowing members were present: Miss Bessie Gladden. Miss Blanche Engel, Miss Carrie Behr, Miss Clare Hertz. Miss Lena Faber, Miss Ella Klein, Miss Edith Meyer. Miss Marks, Miss Dora Marcus. Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Minnie Strauss, Miss Birdie Well, Miss Lucille Woolf and Miss Bertha Kohn. The circle will meet next with Miss Edith Meyer.
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 The Mobile Register in speaking of the announcement of the engagement of Miss Norwood and MT. Clarke, says: Miss Norwood Is a very charming girl of one of Montgomery's oldest and most aristocratic families, and has made many friends here during her frequent visits who will be glad to welcome her to her new home in Mo- bile, as an enclosed card says At home after the first of June.'
 MT Clarke is the only son of MT. George Clifton Clarke and the grand son of, Mrs. Henry Hall. His many sincere friends, both home and abroad. will be interested in his approaching marriage"
 There will be no meeting of the Mag azine Club this morning.
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 Miss Mary Carr Gibson. of Verbena, is the geust of MT. and Mrs. c. A. La nier. at their home on Perry street.
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 Misses Lillian Hill. Sara Halls and Pauline Mckee, who came home to spend Easter, have returned to school in Mobile.
 Mir and Mrs. Junius Pierce are being on the birth of son.
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 Mrs Richard Tillis and daughter. Mrs Jones, and Miss Alma Tillis are the guests at a house party at Warm Springs, Ga.
 Miss Pearl Hammond of Talladega. is the guest of her cousin. Miss Carrie Lee Hurter.
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 Miss Annie Gu lningham, of Marion, is visiting MT. and Mrs. Archibald Cun- ningham at theih home. 15 Wilkinson street.