The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-26

Mir. E. e. Murphy, of the Southern Educational Board. win be present, and will make an Address. MT: p. c. Shields, of Richmond. who Is also . great friend of the school improvement move. will be present and give the Alabama delegates the benefit of hef experience and observation. The State Federation of Woman's cldbf committee has taken leading part in this work, and will probably attend the session here in a body. The commit tee is composed of Mrs. J. D. Matlock of Birmingham, Mrs. Erwin Craighead of Mobile, Mrs. E. D. Thames cf Greenville, Mrs. R. E. L. Neil of Selma and Mrs. James Brock of Florence. | Miss Sara Clark, who has had charge of this department of work under the State Superintendent of Education, will make report that promises to be very | interesting. The session will proba- bly last two days.
 MRS. SEYMOUR TO READ PA- PER TO PAUL HAYNE SOCIETY. Mrs. w. H. Seymour, Secretary of 1 the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs. has been invited to read a pa- | per on "F1orentine Art" before the members of the Paul Hayne Society of tthe Girls High School at the meeting to be held Wednesday in the audito- rum of the school
 The paper which Mrs. Seymour will read Is the one that was sent from tho 1onian Club to the Reciprocity Committee and was read before the Alabama Federation of Womens Clubs at the recent convention held in Troy, when Montgomery received the honor of having two of her prominent club women elected to the two highest of- fees. Mrs. W. A. Gayle President and Mrs. Seymour, Secretary. At this meeting of the Paul Hayne Society there will be an interesting program, including vocal solo by Miss Sacks. accompanied by Miss Mary Belle Jones on the piano.
 MEETING OF DECATUR STREET COMMITTEE or SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT There was a mistake in the an- nouncement of meeting of the Deca- tur Street Committee of the Montgom- cry School Improvement Association when it stated that the meeting would be held on Monday. The meeting will take place this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the school building and full at- tendance Is requested. All patrons of the school are cordially invited to at- tend. Mrs. Ernest Meyer, Chairman.
  rus and MT. B. Lee Well, which will take place in Birmingham Wednesday. is of much interest to friends here. Miss Lazarus is sister of Mrs. Nose Sable of Montgoriery, and has visited her quite often. A number of Montgom- erians will be among the attendants. The Birmingham News says;
 There wtlI>he number Of attend ants and out-of-town guests at tho marriage of Miss Minnie Lazarus and Mr. Lee B. Veil next Wednesday night at the Hillman Hotel.
 Miss Hortense Well of Evansville, Ind, and Miss Ray Gladden. of Mont gomery, will be maids. MT. Theodore Well of Evansville will be best man, and the ushers will be Msssrs. sidney Oberdorfer of Evansville. Sidney Strauss, Leo Gassenheimer and Harold Jacobi of Montgomery. Sidney Lazarus, Merlin Hertzfeid, Sobei Loventhal and Julius Fies.
 Miss spiro entertained for the bride Thursday night and next Monday af- ternoon Mrs. Fannie Hertsfield will give her euchre party; Mrs. Morris Adler~wtli entertain Monday morning and Miss Mena HoIzer will give a the- atre party that afternoon. Tuesday evening the brides parents will enter tain the bridal party after the rehear' sal.
 "Mr. Well and his bride will make Birmingham their home."
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 An approaching wedding of much inc terest in several sections of the State is that of MT. Tom H. Hopkins of Bir- mingham and Miss Ida Pryor Floyd of Madison, Ala, which will take place on Wednesday afternoon, December f. at the brides home in Madison. Miss Floyd is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Fannie Harris Floyd and the late Capt. J. B. Floyd. She is the grand daughter of John Buchanan Floya' one time Govevrnor of Virginia, and Is young lady of charming personality. MT. Hopkins is the eldest son of MT. and Mrs. Frank W. Hopkins of this city. and grandson of William Wyatt Bibb. the first Governor of Alabama. He is Q young man of sterling worth, standing high in local railroad circles, in which line he has been connected for several years, being at present chief rate clerk in the Southern Rail- way general freight office. After a wedding journey to points in Louisi- ana and Florida, they will be at home at BIO South Fifteenth Street.-Bir- mingham Age-Herald.
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 Mrs. Sydney Levy and little daugh- ter Katherine have returned from stay in New York.
 Miss Laura McGree of Pine Level. is in the city attending a business col legs.
 Miss King of Louisville Is the guest of Miss Nonie Moore Vaughan.
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 Mrs. Gerald Ware has returned from Eufaula. where she went to attend the marriage of her cousin. Miss Jelks.
 Miss Lillian Adams. who had been visiting Miss Pauline Adams. has re- turned to her home in Memphis.
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 MisS Lena Lindner. who has been visiting her brother, MT. c. F. Lindner. has feturned to her home in Indiana.
 Friends here have received invita- tions to the marriage of Miss Florence Graves and Rev. Lemuel Bailey Green which will take place Wednesday, De- cember II, at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Pearce Graves, in Eufaula.
 Miss Graves is a sister of Mrs. Car los Adams. whom she has visited on several occasions.
 Mrs. Phares Coleman is in Mobile. where she was called by the illness of her brother -in-law, MT. Harry T. Inge. Mir. Coleman. who went with her. has returned home and reports that Mir. Inge is better. Mrs. Coleman will return home Wednesday.
 Mrs. McDnff Cain will entertain the Tuesday Card Club this morning at her -Aa1n