The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-23
KEEPING OF COTTAGE IT M.Ia I q,

SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT.
 The first meeting for tes osara schG9I s3l.,,c, year Committee of the Montgomery School l yesterday afterno on at the school with Mrs. John Haardt, chairman, presiding. The meeting was an an<husiastic oEe. seivss e n're ready IT for the years work. The reports of Me work of the various com mittees were encouraging as to work already accompIsne ned: ,... ,,,,,. Der IT Of plants ready for delivery. Her c commitfee is formed of six members, who have devoted themselves to arr grounds and procuring potted plants.
 Mrs. Frazfer, chairman of the Man uaI Training Committee. reported a % ss sum 5sasse Tsporsed ffS tSa With VI ss nm the first Implements for manual train ipg have been bought and are in the
 The fasrary Committee regorts,da! '. q twenty-five volumes, as having been puFch ased, and of ! gift from Mrs. w. A. Gunter of bookcase in which Mrs. A. 6. Dr Forbes chairman of the Hygienic Committed. reported favor ably on the plan for procuring drink Miss Hereford reported that during the summer the dark room upstairs ' had been converted Into light ana weli-yentiiated apartment to be used t Mrs. Thomas, Chairman of the Art Committed, reported that good sum had been rs9llzsd an connec.sSa pne aSairMan n of the Music Committees.
 Among the gifts to the school is the handsome piano now in the b%pild,ng' % a former pupil of the school; q set of Chamberss Encyclopedias, presented by Master James Forbes. also former pupil, and 2 gas stove. the gift of Mrs. The election of oficers resulted in the reelection of those who have served during the past year.
 MEETING OF CITY FEDERA-
 TION or WOHIEN's CLUBS.
 The City Federati on of Women,'s Clubs met L Lyestsrdsa;y in the yaTIlneglSs ,,Il anS ident, Mrs. Phares Coleman, presided. 1t was decided, after long and inter- esting discussion. that the work of tns ao sns ths s 5s that can be secured each year.
 Mrs. w. l.. Durr was elected record ing secretary which ottice became va line Haraison, who was elected to all it when the Federation was formed last winter. IL was Setttc0 talet al auit.S tltetC Ne.- 2 ing the month there will be an open meeting of the Federation for the pur- pose of bringing together the members eA on M this occasion, MT. Clifford A. T,anfer has consented to deliver a lee fure. of the "Educational Work of Chadtauqua." To this meeting all the menlbers of all the clubs which form the Federation wul be invited.
 MEETING OF AUXILIARY
 TO Y. M. 0. A. The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Y; M. Mrs. George H. McCombs. ct her home or south Court Street. The meeting was a full one and the business to which the time was devoted was that of raising funds for the furnishing of the Y M c. A. building. Committees for this purpose were formed and gen. eral arrangements discussed for plans already formulated at previous meet tngs.
 BROOKs-GOREE.
 The marriage Of Miss Nannie Goree of Deatsville to MT. James Brooks oi this city took place yesterday after noon at 5:30 o'clock in the Metho odisi church at Deatsville.
 The bride Is one of the most charm ing young women in Elhore county She Is handsome. accomplished and | musician of ability. Mr. Brooks is ( highly esteemed young man who is ir the employ of the Louisville and Nash. vile road.
 The bride wore a travelling suit oi hrnvvn with haf and gloves to match