The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-07
MEETING OF SECESSION
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members. and thanked them for the
honor they had conferred upon her In
electing her the second time. q
An invitation was extended the Chap
ter, through Mr.. Fuller. to hear DR..
bS atsTs cb a s at o the rs
this morning. 1t was~decided that the
members would meet at Mrs. Mabson's
az" The off n s made t their reports t That
Of the Treasurer was particularly en-
couraging After all business was was
son9s c was rendered. Seda'1 BY 81 Miss cleiie
Brown. Mrs. Ladye Boiling and Miss
frankie Mae Mapes. after which the
dining room, where refreshments were
served. Fruit nectar was served from
table beautifully adorned with red
IN silver cande1ebra. presided over by
Mrs. George Showers.
MaThe Chapter then adjourned to ,,1 meet
PHYSICAL CULTURE ExHI-
BITION AT HIGH SCHOOL.
There will be physical culture ex-
day morning at IL o'clock. under the
director of Miss Stoll. All mothers and
friends of the pupils are invited to at
tend.
NOTICE WHITE HOUSE
The regular monthly meeting of the
White House Association will be held
at the home of Mrs. Belle Allen Ross.
220 Washington Avenue, Tuesday at
ternoon, April 9. at $3.50 clock.
BY order of the Regent. Mrs. Belle
Mrs. Alfred Bethea. Recording Sec
rotary
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MISS LAHEY ENTER
The members of the Saturday card
party were entertained yesterday
morning by Miss Alice Lahey. The
apartments in which the games were
played were adorned in roses and YER
bena. Assisting in entertaining was
Miss Jean Lahey.
Two handsome prizes were awarded
t. Miss Lucy Randolph and Miss Comp
ton, who is the guest of Miss Ethel
Miss Lahey's guests wee Miss Car
olyn Randolph. Miss Lucretia Wyman.
Miss Sadie Wyman, Miss Caroline HAr-
Florence Davidson, Mrs. Charles l.
Taylor of Mobile. Mrs . A. L. Stavely
of Washington. Mrs Lila Gordon Miss
Louise Marks. Miss Dolly Kirk. Miss
M Ma, ARE, Browne Browne Miss Enc May Nag,
Dent. Miss Ethel Marks. Miss Lucy
Randolph, Miss Compton. Miss Marga-
ret Lahey, Mrs. David Milestone. Mrs
art. Mrs. H. T. Bartlett Mrs E. A. de
Funiac, Miss Mary Mapes
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POCAHONTAS DANCE AT
RED MEMS HALL.
On the occasion of the dance given
by Minpehaha Council No. T. Degree
of Pocahontas. the Red Mems hall was
lavishly decorated. Southern smilax
fusion and artistic arrangement in the
dance hall and the dining room. where
the six tables set for refreshments
were adorned in red carnations and
smilax. The dance opened with a
grand march led by Mr.. J. Brockman
and Miss Ray Monsky and the march
der the direction of Mr.. w. B. Browder
and Mr.. J. F. Jones. Among the Of
ficers and other ladies to whom the
success of the entertainment IS due are
Mrs. W. B. Browder, Mrs. Marshall,
Ms. Long, Mrs. Jones and Mrs Lula
Bell.
WRl sABEL's BIRTHDAY DINNER,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sabel entertained
at dinner in celebration of his fiftieth
of the tables adjoining were red car
nations and a birthday cake, on which
fifty candles burne S:hs The party i'm
Lobman, Mr.. Alex Rice, Mrs. c.. F.
Moritz, Mr.. Sam Gerson, Mr. A.. Behr,
Mr.. Sam Loeb, Mr.. Meyer Griel, Mr..
Benjamin. Mr.. L. Loeb, Mr. Gabriel,
Mr.. Joseph Lighter and Mr.. Jacob
Reinach.
NOTICE, COUNCIL OF
JEWISH WOMEN.
The Council of Jewish Women will
hold their regular meeting Monday af-
ternoon at o'clock in the ,vestry room
of the Temple. All members are re-
quested to attend, as an interesting
prorram has been provided
Mrs8 B. Frank,
President.
Mrs w. B. Friedman,
Secretary.
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PAYNf-BAILEY.
Mrs NJ E. Bailey. of Cumberland Is
land has announced the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Lou Bailey, to Mr..
Samuel Jefferson Payne, of Montgom-
cry. The marriage Will take place on
the evening of April "a at the home of
the bride in Cumberland Island. No
cards have been issued.
The announcement of the engage
ment is of wide interest here and In
Florida. Mr.. Payne is popular and
successful business man and Is high
ly esteemed in social circles.
OF Miss Bailey the Brunswick Daily
News says:
years and has many friends here who
will be Interested in this announce
ment. Both here and at Cumberland
she was very popular by reason or her
many charming traits and attractive
manner"
After their marriage T. e young peo-
ple will reside with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. C. y. Payne, at their home.
IS Wilson street + y y
MEETING OF THE LADIES'
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
In the unavoidable absence of the
President, Mrs NJ. D. Bibb, Vice Pres
ident Mrs. ]. c. Lee and secretary mrs.
William Gesner, the treasurer, Mrs
George r. Doron presided. Mrs. James
G. Brame acted as secretary.
Letters from those appointed TO
serve on Memorial Day were read
Those selected most graciously accept
ed the invitations upon that day:
Z Orator, A. g. Goodwin.
Alternate, John A. Gilmore.
Chaplain. Rev C. w. Holland
Recitationist Miss Evelyn s. BibbrI
Marshal, Halls Taylor.
Chairman, William w. Brandon.
An Invitation from the Junior Con
federate Memorial Association of New
Orleans to be present Mt the unvellinS
of the Confederate Seal window was
received. -;
Also an invitation from Captain Full
Ter, commander of Camp Lomax, TO at
tend a special service for the Veter-
ans at the First Presbyterian Church
today.
This was accepted with thanks and
donation of 81 for the Chickamauga
monument fund was received from Miss
Katie Scott.
NOTICE, WHITE HOUSE
AgSOCIATION.