The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
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QUARTERLY OFTEN MEnT-

0NARTERAk OPEN MEt2T~
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 The regular quarterly open meeting of the Young Woman's Christian As- sociation, held Tuesday evening, was attended by a large number of mem bers and the friends Of the Association. The eighteen young women who com~ pose fife membership of the Fellowship Club were hostesses at the reception which followed the business meeting.
 The business session was presided over by Mrs. Florence Harris, Presi- dent of the Association. The reports of the officers and chairmen of the va rious standing committees were re- cefved. as follows: Mrs. Margaret Booth of the Religious Committees; Mrs. Flowers of the Parlor and Reading Room Committed; Mrs. W. B. Tanner of the Transient Room; Miss Marie Busch as Corresponding Secretary; Mrs Lutz as Makron. and Mrs. R. E. Steiner as Treasurer.
 by Mrs. Horace Stringfellow that her aunt, the late Miss Sadie FolIansbee. had left the association $500, the news was received with evidence of enthu- siastic appreciation.
 A guest of the Y. W. c. A. at tho meeting was Miss Alice Fitch of At lanta, travelipg secretary for the stu dents. A talk by her on her work was an enjoyed feature of the evenings remarks by MT. W. F. Fry on "Phy- sical Culture."
 During the reception which followed the business meeting, pr. James Lakin rendered a number of vocal selections with violin obligato by Miss Fitch, whose beautiful violin solos gave much pleasure and elicited expressions of ad- miration.
 Tea and dainty refreshments were served during the evening from a prettily appointed and decorated table. presided over by number of the members of the. Fellowship Club. of which Miss Fausnaugh Is President
 The Young Women's Christian As- sociation has it this quarterly meeting a membership of 2S0. after an exist ence of three years. This speaks we'll for the work of the earnest women who are at the head of the organizas- tion and for the benefit and pleasura the members find in belonging to 1t.
 The Y. w. C. A. begins it's new year in January, when election of officers will take place and seven new mem bers of the Board of Directors will take the places of the seven in ofiiee now.
 The late Miss Foilansbee. whose be- euest of $500 was announced at this meeting. was one of the charter mem bers and deeply interested in the As- sociation during the latter years Of her life.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS JACKSON
 AND MIR. vEGDxfR.
 At the home of Mayor and Mrs. Will fam Martin Teague, on Perry Street, the marriage of her sister. Miss Emma Reha Jackson. and MT. Elmer Els worth veeder .of Las Vegas. N. M o'clock. The beautiful colonial home of Mayor and Mrs. Teague wa decorated elaborateiy in palms. ferks and cat flowers. The place arranged for the ceremony was In the library. The cer- emoHy was performed by Rev. M. Fl. Holt, in the presence of only immediate members of the family.
 The bride wore handsome travelIng gown of blue cloth, with hat to match and carried cluster of brides roses. and as she, accompanied by the bfide- groom. entered the library. Mendeia- sohn's wedding march was rendered bv Mrs. William Teague. Jr Immediately after the ceremony Mir and Mrs. Yeeder left for an extended bridal trip East, after which they will return to their homo in Las Vegas. via Chicago.
 Many friends will feel a warm in- terest in the future happiness and prosperity of MT. and Mrs. Veeder. as she is one of Montgomery's most be- loved young women, whose frienus will regret to have her make her home Alse- where. Mir, yeeder is 2 prorinent member of the legal profession in Las Vegas.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS THIGPEN
 AND MIR. THIGPEN.
 Miss Mary Thigpen and MT. Irby Thigpen of Fort Deposit were married yesterday afternoon at 5:20 o'clock at the home of her parents, Mir and Mrs, J. H. Thigpen, on the Lower Wetump- lka Road.
 The bride and bridegroom were pre- ceded to the altar in the drawing room by Miss Frances Thigpen and MT. George Parrish, the only attend ants. Rev. W. J. Elliott officiated. Mrs. Yarbrough of Chisholm played the wedding march.
 MT. Thigpen is connected with the Fort Deposit Drug Company, and is one of the promising young business men in his town.
 The bride is the attractive daughter of MT. and Mrs J. H. Thigpen, and Is a favorite in the circle of friends in
 MT. and Mrs. Thigpen left at s:l5 o'clock for their home in It. Deposit.
 
 MEETING OF THE QUEEN OF CLUBS.
 The members of the Queen of Clubs met yesterday morning with Mss Frances Jones. at her home on Court Street, for the purpose of re-organizlnk for the winter.
 The new officers elected are Mss Frances Jones, President; Miss Ella Hargroye, Vice President; and Miss Kate Steiner, Secretary and Treasurer.
 CT, Anna Pelzer, Elizabeth Andrew.