The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-11
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 Among the notably prominent wo- men who hAvo been in attendance ct the convention of the Alabama Feder- ation of Club Women. held in Troy this week. and one in whom Montgomerians are specially interested. is Mrs. l.. J. Haley, of Birmingham. Recording Sec. retary of the Alabama Division Fed eration of womer's Cuba. Mrs. Ha- ley has. on several occasions. visited Montgomery as the guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. F. Glass. She is very prom inent in the organization of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution as well as in the affairs of the club wo- men. She held the position of Secre- tary of the Alabama Daughters of the { American Revolution for several terms and at the last meeting was Selected of ficial reader Tor the same organization. Mrs. Haley is daughter of Mir. Will liam Byrd. who is a member of the Commission of swanps and Overflow Lands Mrs. Haley Is one of the most brilliant and capable women in the state ssS 10 expected today to be the guest of relativss in Montgomery. MEETING or HELLINGER HILL
 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT. An interesting meeting of the Bel.s finger Hill District Committee of the Montgomery School Improvement As4 sociation was held yesterday afternoon at the school when the subject that claimed most attention was that of the custom of drinking from open buckets by the. pupils. There was no definite decision as to remedy for this evil decided upon, but various suggestions were made and at the next meeting if was decided some action would De ta- ken. As several contagious diseases had spread during last session among the pupils 1t is deemed by the members of this association best to devise some plan by which the pupils shall not drink from common dipper of the contents of an open bucket.
 Another subject which claimed the attention of the members of the Com. mittee was that of improving the grounds, and Miss Blair was made Chairman of a committee appointed for this purpose
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 SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
 The friends and patrons of the Boys High School are requested to meet at the Girls High School this afternoon at 4 o'clock for the purpose of organtz- ing Boys High School District Com mittee of the Montgomery School Im- provement Association.
 MlS8 t1GEt EHlECtotu anu libo A&1t& Hurt are the guests of Miss Annie Rourke Cox.
 Mrs R s. Williams has returned from Auburn where she has been vis- iting Mrs. Dallas Boyd,
 Mrs. Leroy Teasley has returned from. wetumpka where she has been spending a week with Miss May Jen- kins.
 Mrs. John D. Ell.ott, who is repre- senting the Culture Club at the meet tng of the Federation In Troy, will make e visit to Montgomery before re- turning to Birmingham. In Mont gomery she will be the guest of her brother. General Brandon. .--Birming- ham Age-Herald.
 Friends in Montgomery win be in- terested in the marriage of Mir. John West to Mise Martha Clark of Boston, which took place on Wednesday In the Cathedral in that city. The wedding was a, very quiet one. owing to the re- cent death of Mr. West's father, MT. D. F. West. After the 18th of octo- ber Mr. and Mrs. West will be at home at the Exchange Hotel.
 Mfss Rosaiie Higgins has returned home aftsr spending some time in Nashville.
 The announcement that Mir. John Roberts Peavy, Jr., of Mobile. will marry Miss Berta Marlborough of Mo- bile, on October 2s, is received with much interest in Montgomery. MT. Peavy Is a brother of MT. O.. M. sPeavy, of this city. and was himself fe ymerly resident here, He was for yeAr employed as assistant engineer of the Montgomery Traction Company and has many friends in Montgomery. Miss Kimbfough is daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Kimbrough. She was e student at the Judson College last year and is c talented and attractive woman
 Mrs. Bessie M. Nixon, left this morning for Birmingham where she goes to attend the Birmingham Fair in interest of the Womaf's Department of the Fair here. of which she Is Super intendent.
 Mrs. O. P. Bartlett, who has been the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. P McQueen at their home on South Perry Street, has returned to her home in New Orleans. Mrs. Bartlett came to be matron of honor at the marriage
  Mir. Walter Pitts Cook. which took place on Wednesday. Mrs. Bartlett was accompanied te.. New Orleans by her. sister, Miss Lula Jackson Mcqueen, who will spend the winter with her in New Orleans and attend Sophie New comb.
 The members of the Country Club will entertain at a cotillion this even Ing at the club.
 Miss Pauline Borders, who has been visiting Miss Willetta McMapus, hast returned to her home in ozark.
 Mrs. A. H. Clark and children of Hope Hull, have come to Montgomery to make their home, and have taken the residence 56 Sayre Street.
 MT. Julien Smith. of Selma spent last night here on his way home from Birmingham.
 The friends of Miss Fletcher Pear