The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

IuHu uUu ulaUIAU UMU UmD Dau u1Hu ull DlH|u DUH mu0|iA I through the mazes of Strauss waltz with the cello wailing love strain. l Why I've known men who had stood out for years against the taking | over of matrimonial job who stam- | mered out proposal and were hooked for life in the first half of . good waltz"
 We hail the learned professor as l the Bernard Shaw of the art terpsi- | chorean. For it may not be denied l that we are listening to the evidence | of an expert--an alienist. so to speak. in the. gentle art of waitzing as 1t is allied to the clisnaxing brainstorm of 1 matrfmony 1 Likewise, we commend his wisdom. the garnered fruitage of long obser- yation. to President Roosevelt What l we need is not less. but more matrl- mony in this country.
 | If Strauss waltz can be made Q first aid to the timid swain, or the peddler of licenses. or the incorrigible bachelor who has resisted the bland- ishments. of the moonlight, a shower l of goo-goo eyes and other conventional | proposal al-fetchers-why. bring 1t on. we sayl-Atlanta Constitution. | IL is gratifying to the many friends | of Mrs. L. P. Lawrence in this city to know that sha is coming to Jackson yille to reside. For many years resi- dents of Orlando. then later, of Tampa, | Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence have decided | to make a permanent home here. Mrs. Lawrence is a sister of MT. Hayes. | of Colorado Springs, and thus sister in-law of the only living child of Pres ident Jefferson Davis. Mrs. Lawrence takes great interest in the United Daughters of the Confederacy. and is now first vice-president of the Florida division.-Jacksonvill Fla. Metropo- lis.
 In the account of the seventy fourth | commencement of the Academy of the | Visitation, in Mobile, given in The Mobile Register, two Montgomery girls | are mentioned as having received pre- 1 miums, and as taking prominent parts l on the program. Among the sis young | Is Miss Sarah Troy Halls, who received | a gold medal for completion of the Latin English course. and to her also was awarded the gold cross of honor which Is conferred for excellency in department and fidelity to the rules of the academy.
 | Miss Pauline Mckee won a first pre- mium for French and Spanish. history, geography. grammar, composition. arithmetic. reading and orthography. as she did for Christian doctrine and ecclesiastic history. She also received the special prize for plain sewing. Miss Halls received the gold medal for china painting. and in the grad uating program she read the Glass Prophecy"
 BARETT-CUNNINGH Mrs. John D. Butt of Augusta, Ga, announces the engagement of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Butt Cunningham to MT. Edward W. Barrett of Birmiug- | ,~fon xrrlII kalr v>IA l~, 1 Augusta on Thursday evening, June 27 No cards have been issued and only the families of the parties will bs present. Mir. Barrett and his bride will sail for Europe the first week of July.
 NOTICE, SOPHIE BIBB CHAPTER
 There will be an important business meeting of the Sophie Bibb Chapter. U. D. C.. this afternoon at 5 o'clock al the home of the president, 511 South McDonough street.
 Mrs. Bibb Graves, | President
 Mrs. F. M Graves. ..z---s | Secretary.
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 Mrs. H. P. Candler. Master Randolph Candler. and Miss Evelyn Bibb have gone to Perdido Bay for the summer. 7, Mir. s. F. Jenkins and mother. Mrs. Jenkins, and son, Mir. Jenkins and daughter, Miss Etta Jenkins, have gone to Perdido Bay t9 spend some time. Miss Mary Troy of New York is wis. iting her aunt. Mrs. T. H. Watts. on Perry Street.
 Miss vonceil Strong of Brewton. is visiting Mrs. George F. Emerson. | + -r
 Misses Gene Burke and Bessie Miles are attending a house party in Roa- noke at which Miss Carrie Fannie Nich- ols is entertaining.
 Miss Lena Tyson has gone to Ken- nett to visit relatives.
 Miss Anna Dent and Miss Katherine Dent of Eufala, are the guests of MT and Mrs. s. H. Dent. Jr.
 Mrs. Katherine Meehan left yester- day for Ottawa Canada, where she will spend the summer.
 Mir. Warren Hudson of Arkansas, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. R. S. Hill, at her home on South Court street.
 Miss Lucille wilkinson has gone to Montevallo to spend the summer with Conaughy.
 The members of Miss Kate Hurley's | Sunday School class of the First Bap- tist Church spent Friday at Electric Park. They are Bailey Hurley. Hubert Harrison, Henry Davidson, Willie Per