The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-16

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 .1zIM ~Nxxxx az~rH C5WJer ck<szx c-war GazzlzfsZ conflict with the federal courts Miss Glenn all of her fathers spirit and one of the most popular and highly cultured young women of her state
 When the batfleship New Hampshire was launched Miss McLane. daughter of the Governor of that state was the sponsor. At that time she student at Bryn Mawr College Philadelphia, and one of the preses and popular girls at that institution She was highly delighted at the honor paid her by the Navy Department
 Mss Stella Tate. sister of Congressman F. Carter Tate of Georgia broke the bottle of champagne that cristened big fighter named for that state as she slid down the ways at the Bath Iron Works sa.n Maine This was one of where the daughter of q governor did not oIciste.
 Another sponsor not the daughter of governor was Miss Rose Marie Schaler. of St Paul. who chr1sfensd inc battieship Minnesota She is daughtsr of stats Senator Andrew schailer close friend of Governor Johnson.
 of the class of 1907 University of Minnesota Fond outdoor sports. she was member or me eass paa ball team and an enthusiastic tennis player She was also member of the dramatic club. and had evinced tendencies toward journalism.
 when the battieship Missouri slid into the water in .ha ureseuce of l0o spectators Mias Marion Cockre daughter of the then United states Senator coce wss sponsor the ship. She was one or the pees oi ne congressional set at the national capital ana snce .ns mother eight years before had been the heaa of her fathers household.
 Later Mss CoclreIl married to Edson F. Cal iaudef President Roosevelt was one of the guests ana offered the toast to the who acknowledged as being one of the beautiful women in Washington SPONSOR BRIDE
 Another sponsor who became bride shortly after extending her good ofces to the starting of warshps Aareer was Miss Helen Stuart Wilson. whose basssng started the cruiser wssnns.oa os ,,.o. wi os sSs. .s. short time ago became the bride or & A' chaph' of Seattle. &
 was christened by Jennie Scott Waters dapEhfe of General and Mrs. Francis E. Waters of Baltimore She chosen for the honor by dovernor Soun Wass Smith. of kAryiand.
 Miss watsrs came of old and distinguished Maryland families Her ancestors proinenty idenned with the public affairs of the state for over o years Her great grandfather William CoEhn. fought through the Revolutionary War He enlisted t Annapo was twice elected rerresent WoTcsater county tns ancestor served with dstinet9n as an oqesE n tns yooe %aS H rhsooTs as saS and was sd battle Miss Waters ia of the most cultured Fenna
 porethy Wssos spFSa Ss GsssssT ss s Ps Ss. s. civ. She is a daughter of State SenatoR William C Sproui The ermoTed cruiser Pennsyixsna was HnEiss states st Senator NJ ousy. Ms Anna B drsy daggh ter of Judge Gray, was sponsor Tor me suhDo@t WIT Others eligible to membership in the new and sxciu- lev snonsor of the battleship Kentucky Mss Nancy Leiter who chrstened the innols 1ass s,sfZ the Alabama; Mas Florence M Pardee sponsor of sne California; and daughter of Calfornias Goyernor Rss Annie s9utee who ae aes Jones' the of the Arkansas MTs LswiS iMi5on h G the e6SS s0S S ss s Nils. Mabel Spear of Massachusetts who were sponsors ak double Launching March. the chrtsenng ot the sup msEnes Viper sns for he sbmaTns cuesh Inc Lillian Lawrenee Another dsstrcysF ,a wss aunehsd by Miss MaEg Mcpon0usn .nshed KS scous sIIss MSGo%gpes pe: Go,nes MSs Kinney daughter of Governor Murphy of New Jersey chrfsened the battle snD & S Hs a psans ss oF coSeoTS 'n'
 go will be distinguished and interesting phnlanx of femininity that will organize the newest and most exclusive of wonaen's societies In America