The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-20
MoNoHAN-APPERIOUS
 PARTY ENTERTAINED

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Danziger enter. taiped tbe Monohau wedding party last evening at a buffet supper at their horae on Madison Avenue. which, for the occasion, was further beautihed by s tasteful placing of palms, ferns, Kiliarnes roses, smilax and asparagus springerf.
 From table spread with Battenberg pieees and exquisitely appointed with silver and, cut glass, and lighted by green candles in crystal candelabra, a. platter luncheon was served. In an apartment adjoihing the dining room. eosgee was poured from table adorn- ed in green and white and lighted with green shaded lights.
 At the close of the evening bon-bon /beEes were presented as souvenirs, which, when opened, proved to be filled with rice--all save the one presented to the bride-elect. which contained pair of rubber gloves for future use In housekeeping. These boxes were passed to the guests by the hostess. who disappeared and returned atsfea in a fantastic vendors costume that eom pletely concealed her identity for . while and caused 2 world ot MsFFt- msnt to her guests.
 The wedding party and out-of-town guests, who were enteFtained py Ml. and Mrs Danziger are: Miss Sadle Anperious, MT. John Monohan, Mrs. Fvank L. Downer of Bowling Green, Kr.. Mr. and Mrs. Edward s. Mono nan. Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Edward 5. Mon chan. Jr., and Mr, Charles semple ot Huntsville, Mir. A. Connolly or Auanta, Mrs. George. Long and Miss Annie Lons Of Louisville, Mrs. Charles 6oiuwi.A ana Miss Katie Boldwick ot , Ky, Miss Annie oBFian or p hs,, hsm Father oBrian of Birminghsn ratfer Costello, MT. Michel Nicros' and Miss Emm Senple,
 Mr. and Mrs. Danziger were ass.s. .,s in entertaining their guests py .r ,s sangbter' Miss Annie Dansigef, Fno wilI be maid of honor at the mafi'as thie morning.
 pyNsER TO RosEsRUsHs AMgn.-
 HART WEDDING
 Mfr and Mrs. Morris WolIl tained at dinner last evehns os the Rarenhush- Reckhart wedding pary. The home was effectively adorned "i'h uaizas, ferns and cut floweFsf
 rhe marty included the attenoants ..fa rumber of out t-of-town guests, vvsa will attend the wedding. Lne tabIe was decorated in chrysAhplnss- l.s nuns, and there were covers TOT VIE
 Mr and Mrs, welers guests wsys AEiss Elsie BeekhaTt, MF. ReFpara Roeenbush, Miss Ella Meyer. or Dsr mopoiIs: Mrs. Rosenbush, Of Demopplis, Mr' Ike Rosenbush. of Meridian; MT. Edwin Rosenbush of Livingston; Miss Tlar.ne pappenheimer, of Meridian, Mrs. Harry Scheueur. Of EuIauia' Miss Nellie Wolff. MT. Charles 6ork' Mrs. Lena Wolff and MT Jake "oiAi' MEETING OF THE ART STUDY CLUE.
 Tbe members of the Art Study Ciab met with Miss Eliza Bullock yester- dav afternoon at her home. aH Mobile street. The subject was fThe Rise Of Greek Sculpture From 500 ts 4So E. C." =,
 The program included papers as fol-
 eThe History and character of the Period" by Mrs. ". l. Durr:
 Types in sculpture" by Mise HpFr
 Tonic Art in the Islands and Asia M,nor.# by Miss Rutson Hatehest.
 A talk on "Daedeius," by Mrs. E. p. Cobbs.
 A paper on "Doric Art" by Miss Fannie Mathews.
 Guests of Miss Bullock who are not members nelia Tuilis, of Washington. and Mrs. Lewis. MEETING OF SCHOOL IM-
 PRoyEAfENT ASSOCIATION.
 The Montgomery School Improve ment Association met yesterday after- noon at the Girls High School. when the chairman of each District Commit tee gave an excellent report Of the work done. Notice was given Of meeting to be held in the near future.
 Plans for the proposed carnival were discussed and 8 number oe talks were made by visitors from other cities on the subject of their Home School Im- provement work.
 Resolutions were passed on the death of the late Mrs. Essie Boothe Sloane. in which reference was made to her splendid work as teacher and in the association,
 plan was considered for an effort to have the names of many ward schools changed to other names. which commemorate city history. and plans