The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-07

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building Wednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock. Mr.. G. w. Craik will deliver
an address on the life and career OF
Daughters Of the American Revolution
and the literary clubs of the city are
invited.
Mrs. F. P. Glass,
Mrs. G. II. McCombs,
Secretary.
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MONUMENT TO WOMEN OF
THE CONFEDERACY.
From time to time there has been a
women-Daughters OF the Confeder-
acy-should be the ones to erect q
| the Confederacy. 1t seemed to be the
prevailing idea that the Daughters of
the Confederacy should erect monu-
| eracy, and that this monument to the
women of the Confederacy should be
the work of the Veterans and Sons of
Mrs G. W. Richmond, Correspond
| ate Memorial Association of Memphis.
|
| work of both She says:
''The proposed monument is not to
ourselves as they seem to interpret
1t. but to our mothers and grandm 1taa
sacrifices and encouraged our soldiers
| to stand by their posts. even after
hope Of sugg isss was Is that the time
| Is not ripe for this monument. Now
| is the time 1t should be built. Later
generations might be tempted to in
honor, which we certainly do not de-
serve.
the. monument of our dear. mothers
| '61-65.
| For we. as little children, stood at
| their knees and saw their faces blanch,
| tears fall. and heard the cry of agony
! as the roar of cannon reverberated
over the distant hills of Chickamauka,
| or as the letter was read telling of
dear ones slain at Seven Pines or at
| the Wilderness or even worse, of
brothers and sons WOUNDED and Ian
| where they was lack of every COM
fort,
at once. Our grand old veterans, who
| knew the Confederate woman's worth.
as well as we. should have the honor
and privilege of planning it.
Let 1t be erected in the Capital of
the Confederacy.""
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MEETING TOMORROW FOR
| The mass meeting to be held Mon
day evening at s O'clock in the audi
| torium of the Girls High School will
be an event fraught with interest as
1t is for the purpose of perfecting the
| organization of the proposed Humane
Society. There will be several short
and instructive speeches on the subject
by prominent citizens and It is to be
| desired that the meeting be largely
| attended and that the much needed or
ganization will be successfully
| launched.
From a mercenary point of view, as
well as from humane one, it is well
for the city that such a society exist
here The character of the men who
| ton bespeaks that 1t will spring forth
in flourishing condition, and that IN
| the near future our streets will be rid
| of eyesores that now exist In the shape
| The officers of the Humane Society
the organization of which is to be per
fected on Monday evening are MT:
James S. Pinckard, president; Major
w. w. Screws, and Mr.: Alex RiSe'
vice presidents, and Mr. George LIND
| ner, secretary. The board of directors
chairman, Judge J. 3; Gaston. Mr.. e;
II stern. Mr.. H. c. Davidson and
Rev. Stewart Mcqueen,
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SEEING SALT LAKE.
The Salt Lake Tribune OF last Tues
day has the following concerning
prominent ladies of Montgomery, Ala,
enjoying their stay here"
Mrs Louis B. Farley and Mrs: Ailesn
E En9ts Of Of Mp s0d Mrs. Frank Knox
of this city. They were entertained az
dinner at the Alta Club last evening and
later witnessed the performance at me
Salt Lake Theatre. in company with Mr
and Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Farley Is me
wife of L. B. Farley. owner OF the
| National Bank Of Montgomery =. ana tha
most prominent cotton plantation own
| ers and business men of Alabama. Tney
have been on visit to Ca ~ Sa1t she
as the guests of their old acquaint-
| ances."
| REMBERT-STRAIT.
| The marriage of Miss Dahlia Strait
and Mr. Joe Rembert took place at 8
| o'clock Thursday evening at the resi-
| dence of Rev. John Bass shelton. VINO
| officiated. The bride was attended 3y
Miss Belle Cox and the groom by Mr.
Marvin Adams. The young couple are
residing with her mother, corner Mum
| ger and Hull streets.
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MEETING OF SHAKES
PEAREAN. CLUB.
The members of the Shakespeare
| Cub met yesterday morning with Miss
| CorneIia Crittenden. when tae program
included an interesting paper by Miss
| Edna Blake Stanley, a recitation by
Miss Cornelia Crittenden, and a read
| ing by Miss Lucy Belle Railey,
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MEETING OF FRIDAY
EVENING CLUB.
Miss Dora Crump entertained the
/ IN n o.
| at her home on Mildred street The
| games were followed by a plate lunch
| con. The club will meet next Friday
with Miss olivia Mann at her home on
Mildred street.
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| FOR MRS. PEBB--s.
| Mrs. Thomas C. Mcclellan entertain
! ed at bridge informally yesterday
| morning in compliment to her guest,
Mrs. Pebbles, of Athens. 4 course lun-
| cheon followed the game.
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! IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS COMPTON.
hna ~ fha most deli rhtful small af-