The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-01
PICNIC AND DANCE.


 PICNIC AND DANCE.
 There will be picnic and dance at Jackson's Lake Monday given in honor of Miss Gene Smith of Prattville, Miss Evelyn Craig of Selma, and Miss Eliza beth Mcknight of Birmingham. The chaperones for the day will be Mrs. McD. Cain, Jr., Mrs. W. H. Hubbard, Mrs. Phares Coleman, Mrs. A. G. Forbes, Mrs. Wilkerson. Mrs. B. M. Washburn and Mrs. c. Y. Bogacki
 The train will leave the station for the picnic grounds at s:25 and return ing will leave the Lake at 6:45.
 Among those who will attend are: George Harris and Miss Gene smith, RoweIl Holt and Miss Evelyn Craig, George Miles, Jr., and Miss Elizabeth Mcknight, Hubert Dent and Miss Olivia Bogacki, Harris Washburn and Miss Eleanor Crum. Charlie Brame and Miss Virginia Abercrombie, Masillon Allen and Miss Jean Mapes, Rowland Web-l ber and Miss Lorano Cain, Benjamin Washburn and Miss Geraldine Ware, sam Englehardt and Miss, Ruby Rich- ardson, Paul Fuller and Miss Annie Laurie, Emile Hannon and Miss Clara Ellen Forbes, vergile Griffin and Miss Maggie Hubbard. Joe Persons and Miss Annie Warren Jones. Phares Coleman and Miss Lula McQueen. Tommie Webb and Miss Evelyn Pinlwton, Henry Long and Miss Dora Davidson, Alvin Mapes and Miss Margaret Coleman, Morgan Browder and Miss Cecilia Payne, James Browder and Miss Bessie Miles, Edwin Eeague and Miss Helen Steiner, Sam Jones and Miss Sarah Warren Wilker- son, F. T. Holt and Miss Maude Howe. Douglass Mcqueen and Miss Ida Par rfsh, Carnot Dexter and Miss Alene Jones. Lee Betty and Miss Phedora Randolph, Gordon McGehee and Miss Willie Gayle, Troy Watts and Miss Lizzie Beale, Willy Jones, Edward Gra- ham. Robert Grigg, Willie Davidson. Brown Gaston, John Brame, Willie Frank Joseph, Frank Noble. Emmett Poundstone, Sam Dreyfus, Louis Hub bard, Gus Tatum, Dan Holt, Edward May. Mike Nicrosi. Howard Butt and Julius Gay.
 sHEEHAN-WINsT0N
 An engagement annouced. that Is of special interest to Montgomerians and of note throughout the State. is that of Miss Elizebeth Houston Winston, of Sumter County, and Mr. VIII T. Shee- han. of Montgomery. The marriage will take place in November in the old Winston home. Oak Hall, in Sumter County. near Gainesville.
 Miss Winston Is member of two or the most prominent families of Ala
  Governor of the State and one United States Senator. Governor John Anthony Winston, Governor George s. Houston, and Senator Edmund w. Pettus. and many other of Alabama's most noted and Influential men are of the Houston and Winston families. of which this bride-elect is member.
 Miss Winston is a beautiful young woman. whose accomplishments and culture combine to render her social favorite. She has spent much of her gfrIhood in Montevallo. with her aunt. Mrs. F. M Peterson, during Dr. Peter sons administration as president of tha Motevallo Girls Industrial School
 MT. sheehan is one of the best known Journalistic writers of the State. He has been on the stan of The Advertiser for several years .and his special feat ure articles. as we'll as his correspond ence on subjects of importance through out the State. have sltcited widespread interest
 IN HONOR OF MISS COMER.
 A bright and jolly set of young peo- pie gathered at the home of Mrs. s. s. Black on Tuesday evening as pleas ant surprise to MT. Simeon Black, who proved himself most genial host The occasion was distinctly informal and was In honor of Miss Elizabeth Conner, niece of Governor B. B. Conner. Mirth and laughter reigned supreme.
 The chief feature of the evening was music, number of lovely selections being rendered by Miss Erin Black on the violin and Mrs. S. s. Black as &C., companist. A delightful ice course was served, as mine host was notified just in time to have something cooling to eat.
 Those so fortunate to be present were: Misses Mary Dannelly Della Hudmon, Leta Hudmon, Mary watts. Louise Wimberly, Elizabeth Conner of Montgomery, Messrs. will Davis, W. E. Hudmon, Clarence Dannelly. Frank and calIle FIoyd.-opelika Daily News. NOTICE, WOMAN's HOME
 ASSOCIATION. The regular monthly meeting of the Working Woman's Home Association will be held at the Home Tuesday afternoon at 4:So o'clock.
 MUNK-POWELL.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sydnte Augustus Powell of Hurtsboro, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Marie Antoin- cite, to Mir, Dave Rhine Munk. of Mont gomery. the wedding to take place No- Nember 6.
 sTERRETT-SIMMOND
 Mir. Cyrus P. Simmonds announces the engagement of his sister, Miss Adele Simmons. to MT. Lyle Kinnear Sterrett, he marriage to take place during the latter part of October.
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 NOTICE. Y. w. c. A.
 The Board of Directors of the Young Women's Christian Association will meet at the Home Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
 FELLOWSHIP CLUB,
 The Fellowship Club will meet Mon- day night with Misses Lizzie and Mattie Eastburn, at 24 Mobile Street. All members please try to be present az an enjoyable and instructive evening Is expected.
 IMPORTANT MEETING.
 The regular monthly meeting of the -