The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
IN SOC I lE T "
YOUNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN
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N YOUNG wOMEN's CHRISTIAN
 ASSOCIATION NOTES. At the regular monthly meeting or the Religious Committee it was de- cideti to organize another Association Bible Class among Montgomery Wo- men. The basis of the work will prop ably be the daily Bible studies intro duced by Miss Taylor during the re- cent Bible conference. Any women who are interested are asked to speak to Mrs John Whitfield Jones. chairmaa of the Religious Committee or 10 the Secretary.
 The Fellowship Club is to have part in the Easter Lily Tea this year The date for the tea Is April lo. V the Monday evening following tne Club members will serve ice cream and cake in the Association pariors. This venture however. will not .ake the place of the regular club ,iestivai' which will occur as usual late Tn May.
 Association members are asked to remember in prayer the conference ., Columbus. Miss. April io-l2. -
 Manv -trihutes have been paid the little poem. .He Will Give Them Back" appearing in the February Daily Bible. A few extra copies remain at fhe Association and the poem may be obtained for the asking, till the supply gives out. It may be of interest to note that there are over forty sub scribers to The Daily Bible in Mont gomery.
 MEETING OF PETER
 roRNEY CHATTER, D. A. R,
 Mrs. Ellis Burnett entertained the members of the Peter Forney Chapter of the Daufghters of the American Revolution yesterday afternoon at her home on Alabama Street. It was an rx... cussion of the coming congress m Washington filled portion of the time. Mrs. Frank P. Glass has consented 10 represent the Chapter there, and IL was decided that she will go uninstructed and will be given the privilege Of vot-. ing as her judgment dictates on any question that may come before the con- vention. 4.ss- .sss.s .. magazine on the subject of the beaut- fuI clock to be placed in Continental Hall and given by the D. A. R. Of Mary- land. at luncheon after the business program and in the details. the Easter ideas was in beautiful evidence.
 sprTyNf; OF SECESSION CHAPTER.
 Ths Secession Capital Chapter, U. p. q met with Mrs. George Stowers, Prasident of the Chapter, yesterday afternoon. when the delegates 10 rep resent the Chapter in the Birminsnam convention were elected, and the pan for a silver tea on Friday Iohowlns s Easter to be held at the nome oI MITE E E. Langham were made.
 The officers elected are: Mrs. T. Ii. Mabson. Director; Mrs. Lizzie Reeves and Mrs. E. E. Langham, delesates' Mrs. White and Miss Moore. alternates'
 Luncheon was served during the iat- ter portion of the evening.
 mYxx REMINGTON ENTER
 TANNED NO NAME CLUE.
 The members of the No Name Clup ware delirhtfu1ly entertained by MISS Olivia Arlington yesterday afternoon at her home on Church Street. Ins nrogram included paper by Mrs; Nio tor Hanson on The Educational Yalur ur of the Press" and Mrs. lnoina sa Owen and Mrs. W. A. Gayle lea de- iigbtful discussion on the same sun- ject. .,,. for nert wear claimed much attention, though no definite line of study was decided upon. served after the business meeting nao
 Miss Arrington's guests. not members of the No Name Club, were: Mrs. Weaver of Chicago, Miss Mary Troy, Indis ma polls; Mrs. warren Tyson, Mrs Saibelg. Mrs. Hayden of Boston, Mrs. Roduenore of Boston and Miss Minnie Watts.
 HOME WEDDING OF MISS
 COOPER AND MIR. JANNEY-
 A prominent social event of yester- day was the celebration of the mar riare of Miss Ada Cooper and MT. AL fred Addison Janney which took place at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. J. F. Cooper, on Capitol Heights, Rev. Charles A. Stakley of- ficiating.
 The home was beautified by plac- ing of wealth of roses. palms and ferns. The mantels were banked With roses and ferns, and an archway was formed between the double pariors by an artistic arrangement of tall palms which adorned the place of ceremony. Before the appointed hour the parlors and reception hall were filled with a large number of relatives and close friends who had been invited to witt ness the ceremony and when it arrived the entrance of the wedding party was announced by the strains of Mendels- sohn's-. wedding march rendered by Miss Kate McLemore.
 The bride was attended by Miss Jamie Lou Rives who was maid of honor and the bridegroom was attend- ed by Mir. M, B. Campbell. who was best man. Miss Rives wore a gown of champagne voile with white pie