The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-08
By Mrs. L M. deCottes

good feeling that should pervade all sections of our glorious country. If you will join in this suggestion. will ask our Congressman from the Birm- ingham district-Mr. Underwood--to | get the names of the sponsors of the other. ships and together we can cor respond with them and perfect our or | ganization.
 Wouldn't 1t be nice for Salem and Birmingham, Massachusetts and Ala bama, to lead off in this matter? Miss Campbell's suggestion to or- | ganize the society has met with the l favor of all sponsors who thus far have been notified of the movement. Letters | from all sections of the United States are being received by both Miss Camp bell and Miss Pinnock. and the suc- cess of the organization Is an assured fact.
 "The objects os the society will be to bring the various sponsors in closer touch with each other. Yearly conven- tions will be held in the larger cities of the United States. The plan has | met with the approval of the United States Navy.
 Among the former sponsors who are now taking an active part in the or- ganization of the society are Miss An nie Yeister, who christened the gum boat Paducah; Miss Tate, battleshtp Georgia; Miss Margaret Treadway. gun boat Dubuque; Mrs. Joseph M. McCor- mick, formerly Miss Ruth Hanna, cruis- CT Cleveland; Miss Lillian N. Chambliss, cruiser Chattanooga; Miss Alice B. Wells, battleship Conecticut; Miss Jen- nie Bell, battleship Vermont and Miss Mabel c. Money. battleship Mississippi"
 KING-ROLAND.
 marriage which is of wide interest and which will come as surprise to friends took place yesterday at o'clock uniting Miss Dorothy Roland and MT. Robert M. King. The cere- mony was performed at the First Christian Church by Rev. Allen R. Moore in the presence of the two at- tendants only, the brides brother, Mir Frank Roland, and Mir. Murray Brown
 No previous announcement of the wedding had been made and the mar riage of the two young people came unexpectedly to their friends at this time.
 The marriage is an interesting alli- ance. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Kate Roland and has been reared to young womanhood in Birmingham, where she is recognized as very handsome and attractive girl in addi- ton to being a musician of marked talent. She possesses highly cuiti- vated soprano voice which has been frequently heard in the church choirs | and in concerts. Her education was | completed in New York. MT. King belongs to we'll known Tennessee family and is prominently connected. He Is prominent In social and club circles.
 MT. and Mrs. King went 10 Mont gomery this morning on visit to MT. Kings mother, Mrs. Mary King. Nn | their return they will go to house esp- r. -Nf he. Vno rf hnlHnE | in the city.-Birmingham News. MT. and Mrs. King are the guests or Mir. and Mrs. Henry Neuson. JONES-HULEN.
 Mrs. W. F. Taylor announces the engagement of her daughter. Mary Ruth Hulin, to MT. M. T. Jones or Bristol. Tenn. The wedding IS 70 pc quietly celebrated at the home of the brides mother on the evening of Sep tember IS. No cards.
 RATH-BURCH.
 Miss Julia c. Burch was quietly married to MT. Charles T. Bath at the residence of the brides parents. 121 Ho1combe Street, last Wednesday ar ternoon and left immediately for Cin- cfnnati, Boston and Eastern points. The bride was becomingly attired In travelling suit of gray with hat to match.
 HOLLOWAY-MAC8fIL
 MT. and Mrs. Malcom Macmillan an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter Madge Barry, to MT. John Nose ley Holloway, the wedding to take place october 3. at the Central Presbyterian Church.
 Miss Sarah Davis, who has been away for the summer, is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Jessel, and her broth CTS, Nessrs' A. and J M' Davis'
 Miss CordeIIa Adams of Macon, Ga, is visiting MT. and Mrs. W. G. Yel- verton, e2O Adams Street.
 Mrs. Thomas H. Betty and daughter, Miss Mary, have returned to the city after a stay of four weeks in Virginia
 Miss willette McMillin, who has spent the summer in Tennessee with her brother, ex-Governor McMillin. is the week end guest of rMs. Henry Neu- son. Miss McMillin is en route to Troy, where she goes to take charge of the art department in the State Normal School.
 Misses Florence and Edith Patter- son. of Tallassee, are spending a few days with Misses Elizabeth and Kate Bulloch. en route to the Montevallo school.
 Misses Elizabeth and Kate Bulloch will leave Monday morning for the Montevallo School, where they will matriculate for the next season.
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 Mir. and Mrs Robert B. Eilenberg have returned home, after spending their vacation in the East.
 Miss Lois Stucky Is visiting Miss Ruth Creighton at her home at New port. Ky.
 Miss Lillian Adams of Memphis Tenn, is visiting Miss Pauline Adams at Capitol Heights.
 The contest for medals. which was to have been held under the auspices of the W. c. T. U., on Thursday. has been postponed until some time in October.
 Miss Helen Vickers has returned to the University of Alabama accom- panied by her brother. Alwyn Vickers. who will take a course in Electrical Engineering.
 Miss Emma Schaal. of Erie. Penn, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. George G Egge at her home on Mobile Street.
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 Miss Gertrude Egge and Miss Anna Gardner have returned home. after an extended trip to tho Great Lakes and