The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-21

business life Mir Wolff and his bride will sail June 13 on the Kaiserine Au- gusta Victoria for an extended trir abroad. which will include all the large cities of England. France, Belgium Holland. Germany, Switzerland, Italy. Austria, Norway and Sweden.
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 JENKS-WAIkLEY.
 Invitations have been received in this city to the marriage of Miss Clara D. Walkley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. w Walkley of Wetumpka, to Mr. Earle Eugene Jenks of Mobile. which will be solemnized on Tuesday evening, April 30, at the home Of the brides parents, in West Wetumpka.
 The bridal party will consist of Mrs. Leon Rice Robfson as natron of honor. and Miss Eugenia Walkley, sister Of the bride, as maid of honor. The bride- groom will be attended by his friends, MT. Oliver c. Humes of Mobile. The other attendant will be Mir. William J.. Conniff of Montgomery, cousin of the bride The officiating clergyman will be Rev. E. E. Cobb of Montgomery.
 This wedding will be notably inter- esting, as both families are prominent throughout the South, and widely con- nected. Miss Walkley Is well-known socially. She Is an attractive young woman. She was student of the Bir- mingham Seminary and coed in the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, where she acquitted herself with honors. MT. Jenks is one of the leading young pro- fessionai men of Mobile, and gradu- ate of the highest honors of both the Alabama Polytechnic Institute and the Northern Illinois College of Opthal- mology and Otology at Chicago. Alter the wedding, a reception will be held, after which the young couple will leave for an extended trip North.
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 COMMENCEMENT AT MoNTEyALLO. The program of commencement exer- cises of the Alabama Girls Industrial School of Montevallo is as follows:
 Saturday. May IS, S:S0 p. m.-Dram- atical recital
 Sunday, May 19.- II a. m.-Sermon by Rt. Rev. William Crane Gray, Bishop of Southern Florida s D. m., sermon before the Young Woman's Christian Association, by Bishop Gray.
 Monday. May 20, 9 to Il a. m.-Indus- trial exhibits; II a. m., senor class call; 5 D. m, gymnastic exercise; S:3o p. n anual concert.
 Tuesday, May 21-Graduating exer- cises, and address by MT. J. Y. Joyner, Superintendent of Public Instruction of North Carolina; delivery of certificates and diplomas by President Pro Tenn J. A Moore of the college.
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 MEETING OF THE
 sHAKEsPEAREAN CLUB. Miss Lucy Belle Railey entertained the Shakespearean Club yesterday morning. The program included recitation from Shakespeare by MISS cornelia Crittenden, and reading py The club will meet next Saturday with Miss Florence Blakey.
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 APROpOs THE WEATHER RoId March has acted very queer; He's had as bad can be. tis clear' He ran dear April out of town And took her pretty cap and gown, And tried 10 make us think twas she That stood in line as number three >y,,, Anvil has to wear his clothes. AnS stands. poor child, with freezing To. March. his things don't fit her well, As vou with half an eye can tell; Rut April dear! we love you SO Piease smile and make the roses DloW' South Carolina Exchange
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 RECEPTION AT WOMANS' HOME.
 The public Is invited to attend a reception to be given on the afternoon of Thursday, May 2, by the officers and members of the Working Woman s Home Association. The building will he omen to all visitors and inspection of the week to which the Association is invited
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