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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17
SUITS.


Lot of brand new suits bought ex'
pressly for this sale, together with our
entire stock of suits, making collee'
ton of more than go suits. In the lot
are black and red and brown checks,
navys and mixtures; also some silk
shirt waist suits and silk coat suits.
None sold for less than $3.50 and some
as high as $3.50. All at the uniform
price of .................. SlZ.0O
COATS.
Women's Priestley cravenette and
silk rubberized rain coats, all brand
new styles, worth $3.50 to $500.
Sale price ...S12.5O
Long black loose coats, worth $685..
Sale price .:................ $3. 50
Long black loose coats, worth $795
and $685.. Sale price. $3.50
Long black loose coats, worth $11.5o
and 1880 Sale price. 1855. SS.S5
The better grades at equally large
discounts.
Black fur lined coat, Coney collar,
worth $500. Sale price. $3.50
s Black fur lined coat, Squirrel lined,
worth $3.50. Sale price. $3.50
Twenty-Five women IS coats, not
strictly up-to-date but all made from
first class materials and mostly lined
with Skinner satin. The lining alone
is worth more than we ask for the
coats. In tans, navys, browns, blacks,
and mixtures. In sizes 80, "a, &c.
Former prices $1,000, $500, $4,000.
Only S4.9S
Infants, children s and misses coats
in sizes from to IA years, prices rang.
ing from 1896 to $500,
A fat $3.50 discount off.
Beautiful, stylish black German
etamine and wolfe skirts, some with
silk drops, trimmed with silk folds and
bands. No two alike. Worth $500 to
$16.75. Yours for. ........... SO. 95
WAISTS. @
Another great purchase Of the re-
nowned J. & M. COIN s silk waists go
on sale Saturday In this lot are black
and white plaids, black and white
shepherds checks, swell Scotch plaids
in blue and green's and blue and reds.
Also plain browns, navys, reds and
greens. Value $3.50, $685.. Sale price
$40
Lace waists, white or ecru, value
$500 Sale price. 1895
Lace waists, ecru only, value $6.95,
$3.50 Sale price. ....... 81. 95
Wool waists, white and colors, value
$500. Sale price. .......... 81 40
Wool waists, white, black and col
ors, value 1896 to $685.. Sale price
So. 40
styles, regular $3.50 value. Sale price
S1.19
WAIST PATTERNS.
Brand new white embroidered mus
lin shirt waist patterns, also white with
colored shadow work embroidery.
Worth .$1.0O $3.50 $3.50
Sale price 800 CSC S1.4S
KIMoNos.
Flannelette, cotton and wool, elder
down and fleece down short kimonos
ana dressing Jackets at prices IndG ,
mean bargains for you and clearance
for us.
We're ..... soc. $100 $3.50, $1.69
Sale price. .39c 69c $1.19 c
HOSIERY.
Women's black hose, worth 121ac.
Sale price .................. &c
Women IS all black and split foot
hose. Also oxford ribbed and plain
wool hose. Worth Csc. to zoe. Sale
price .l7C
Boys or girls black or tan cotton a
hose, frsts and seconds of 25c. goods. u
Sale price .l7c
tslf price-MILLINERY-Half price. W
80 whole stock of women s, misses
K 'ldren s hats 60 in this sale at S.
to st =,
9ur't j.
r :, n$l.9s $2.4s up to $4.ss .
). +, All ssSS;es s1.24 s2.4e s.
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17
20 Der cent. Discount on All

Fancy China, consisting of heavy
stock of Haviland and Austrian China
in Chop Plates, Cake Plates, Covered
Pancake Dishes, Cracker Jars, Sugar
and Cream Tea Sets, Fruit and Salad
Dishes and many other articles.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17
Everything tho Store Except Coats Thread Will be Marked Down

Determined to make this the greatest bargain event of
the year we have decided give fiat discount of 10 per
cent OH all merchandise especially marked down for this
sale
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17
A, F. ROBERTS & COMPANY
January Bargain Sale

After inventory we find overstocked in certain
lines this of the year and have arranged this sale
commencing tomorrow Saturday, for week. We have
sacrificed our profits to your advantage.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17

Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills.
They promptly relieve backache and weak
hack. Sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17
STATIONERY.

We find that we are very much over
loaded on stationery and have made
some extreme price reductions to clean
up the entire lot before inventory.
Worth -. .l5e. 25c. 33c. to soc.
Sale price SC 15c 19c
Lot of cloth covered novels, worth
l9c. Sale price. ...............1 Oc
WASH GOODS.
Fifty waist patterns and short
lengths of white goods, value 19c. and
25c. Sale price. ............1 5c
Twelve pieces of Lancaster apron
ginghams, value Toe. Sale price. Sc
| Dress ginghams in stripe effects,
mostly pinks, sworth 1219c. Sale price
Sc
36.inch percale in dark, medium and
light effects, worth 121ac. Sale price
SC
34-inch Arnold fannels, fleece downs,
wrapper fannels and flannelettes,
worth 121ac. to lie. Sale price. sc
Flannelettes, worth &c. Sale price
6hc
PRINTS.
The biggest bargain of the sale-75
pieces of the best prints in light shirt
ing effects. Also grey, navy and black
grounds, value Sc. Sale price. SIC
NEcKWEAR AND HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
Swiss embroidered stocks or top col
lars, value l0c. Sale price. .......5 SC
Swiss embroidered stocks or top col
lars, value 15c. to zoe. Sale price. 90 |
Fine silk and tailor made linen
stocks, slightly soiled, mostly SOC.
goods. Sale price. ...............9C
White and colored embroidered hand
kerchiefs, value Sc. Sale price. :. Sc
Women S or men S plain hemstitched
value 7c. and Sc. Sale
price ........ ...''....'.' &c
Women s embroidered Swiss hand
kerchiefs, value Toe. to 15c. Sale price
70
Women's embroidered Swiss hand
kerchiefs, value 25c. Sale price 1910
7c-PERFUMERY-11c
Almond Cream, Benzoinated Cream,
Witch Hazel, Violet Ammonia, Florida
Water, Bay Rum, Smelling Salts, Toi- ,
let Water, Complexion Powder and
Lyons Tooth Powder, value 15c. to zoe.
Sale price ...................
Sanitol, Sulphur, Disinfectine, ely )
,erine, Carbolic, Lettuce and dozen ,,
,ther kinds of fine 10c. soaps. Sale :
price ................... &c
KITCHEN WARE. '
Agate tea kettles, tea and coffee !
'ots, sauce pans, preserving kettles, h
Berlin kettles, value 39c., Soc, SOC. a
Sale price ....................29 c
WRAPPERS. u
Flannelette wrappers, value $1.OO. d
'ale price Observation-Disclosures. $50 s.
Fannelette wrappers, value $3.50, !,
1.75. Sale price. 81 .25 p
to"o' ID
len cHlluren Iur SeUS In beaver, y
1arten, chinchilla, angora and krim- t.
ler, were $3.50 to $500. ,p
All $3.50 off. 4
Women s fur sets with throw ties in ia
oney, squirrel, caracul, chinchilla,
ap and American mink, were $500 to a.
$500. ...... Ia off. u I.
Odd fur pieces and muffs, were 1898 in
~ II
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Men s heavy leather lined, beaver N
nd imported wool gloves, worth SOC. K
75c. Sale price. .39c =,
Men s fine tan colored street gloves, H
orth $1.O0 to $1.25. Sale price. .79c &c
Eagle colored bosom shirts, worth en-
90. Sale price. ..............79C w
Men s black half hose, worth 121ac. iaI
he Price ............... &c
Meri's mixed half hose, worth &c. An
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17
Dinner Ware

Austrian China Stock Pattern.
Regular $35 set, 1l2 pieces, this sale
S29.O
Regular $33 set. 112 pieces, this sale
S27 90
Regular $50 set, l12 pieces, this sale
$3.50
Special discount on all Dinner Ware
during the coming week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17

Brown and White Baking Dishes, he,
l5c. and 1Sc. grades, reduced to
1OG
Large white Mixing Bowls, 30c. grade,
reduced to .................17G
Berry Sets, several patterns, $1.25
grade, reduced to. &c
Covered Butter Jars, hold A lbs. butter,
12hC
Eight quart Dairy Pans, special at SC
Notified Earthenware Pie Plates, spe.
clal at Observation-Disclosures. Sc
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17

The biggest bargain of the sale-75
pieces of the best prints in light shirt
ing effects. Also grey, navy and black
grounds, value Sc. Sale price. SIC
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-17

We find that we are very much over
loaded on stationery and have made
some extreme price reductions to clean
up the entire lot before inventory.
Worth =. .l5e. 25c. 33c. to 39c.
Sale price sc 15c 19c
Lot of cloth covered novels, worth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
.sass napkhese owss seslsty nslssE. Phea. lssa.

Jenkins. Miss Roquemore, Laura Cham Ders Elm Chambers. Taylor Beale. Gertrude Johnst0ne Willie Fillmore, Marguerite Browne. Lucille wilkinson, hdnna Dent. Mary seibels Ball. Annie Daaziger Paula Seibs. Annie Chandler, Eth eldra Williams. Lottie wyly Frances Stakely. Flora stakeiy Mar guerite Lahey. Jean Lahey, Miss Chinhock. Elizabeth Williams, Susie May. Nina whitmcre. Grace Betty Mary Kirkpatrick May Kennedy. Bes- sic Rogers, Alice O'Connell, Miss Ware.
 Messrs. Everett Jackson, B, F. Wyl1y Stoilenwerck, John Wallace Shep Roberts. Ali. Bensanain, Frank Noble
 Weatheriy Garter. Alex Hannon, Nor ris Baldwin, Frank Miller. Arthur Butt Dr. Lay, Gus Tatun Fred Wilkinson, Darlington Stiers, Stakely. Dr. Sellers. Betty. Arthur Tyson, John Brame. Theo. Bethea. Brownfield Wilkinson. Charles Gordon Day, Virgil Chandler, Emmett 6eihe1s. Paul Sayre. Will Oates. yardeman, win Davidson, Jack Hobbie. Garside Harris. Winches- ter. McPherson. woodrufT. w1ll F. Hickey. Muff Moore, Henry. Parrish, Frank Randolph. Coolidge, Hopkins, Herbert. Dent Oscar Crenshaw., Thet- ford. Dr. Billing, Cliff Stewart, Troy Watts. Dr. Hugh Montgomery Troy Halls. Dr. Laslie. Joseph. Archie Tyson. Allen Northington, Tom Frazier, Hopkins, Teague. N. D. .Eubanks, Peagler, Gaston Gutter, Arch Airing ton, James Davidson, Walter Pickett,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31

Y s,aes the blK open fIrsplAce 1t made the fourth generation of the family who had performed this deiishtfu ceremony as the old hofnsstAad. Mrs. gy O. Brown and iittie son and daughter are at Hatchechubbee 10 spend the hoIidays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. S. Rutherford.
 saEt 4 Miss Lucille wiikinson. of Prattvtne, who is visitinE her cousin. Miss Mar garet Browne. will spend the remainder of the week with her.
 Miss s E. Luther is the guest of Mrs. A. M. Allen.
 Miss Bandy leaves today to visit relatives in Auburn.
 ss*h s-f ts8 t8
 Mrs. walter Ross and children re- turned yesterday from q visit to rela- tives in opelika.
 Mrs. Frank Gay is among the visitors in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
Rabhatas nabhstsg Rabbltss SANDWICH 4 CO
CAPTAIN RAINIER BURIED.
usiOn sprssss Feels Less sf Gees
 Cgtissm.

usiOn spriaes Feels Less sf Cees
 CEtamsm.
 Union Springs, Dec. 30--@tspecial.l--- The funeral of Captain ]. H. Rainer. who died Monday afternoon. took place this morning from hts late residences and was largeiy' Attended.
 Rev. ]. M. Thomas, his pastor, made beautiful and appropriate remarks about him. The casket was covered by. a blanket of white carnations and hya- cinths, a tribute of love from his chill dFen. Numerous handsome floral offer- inKs were silent testimonials Of the bopularity of Captain Rather, for he counted his friends by the limit of his acduaintance.
 He was a man of sincerity, truth and honor, a brave Confederate soldier. a Christian gentleman and leaves to his children q good name and record.
 lie was laid to rest fin Oak Hill Cefn- etery with Masonic honors, the follow ing acting as pall-beafers: j. L. Rob srts. A. l.. Pierce, Arthur Feagin. R. L.. Prince, O. R. Russell, M. W. John ston, J. D, Norman and 0. ]. Dykes.
 The following were here to attend the tunerafi Professor and Mrs IT. W. Palmer. Mir Thomas Palmer. Missee Stella Palmer and Lula Palmer of Mon- tevaIlo. pr. and Mrs. Scale Harris Of Mobile. MF. and Mrs. Hix Frazer of Birmingham, Mfr Joel Rainer of Brant- ley, Mir. Frank Rainer of Elba, and Mrs soilie of Ozark.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
uoLrpAYs IN ROANOKE.

xounw Boy Loses Eye By Fifeworks. fSnanolke. Dec 30--tSpecial )--Roan- oke scent very quiet chrlstmas in the main. But two arrests we're made for drunkenness and seven for disorderiy conduct.
 Lither Baker. a white boy, lost an eve by the explosion of largo nrs- cracker.
 The Sunday School conventions of this district was held in Roanoke yesterday. b. W Sims, General Secretary. Of Mont- gomery. was the principal speaker. The district stewards of Roanoke District of the Methodist Church held their annual meeting hero today, appor- tionIng the assessments for the new conference year.
 Rev. T. J. Porter, pastor of the Bap- tist Church. announced to his congre- gation last Sunday that he would not accept the position Of evangelist for the Home Mission Beard of the South ern Baptist Convention, to which he was recently elected. His decision to remain in Roanoke is received with pleasure.
 AZ noon today occurred the marriage of Miss Rosa Stephenson. at her home some twelve miles from town. to Mfr. O. D. Langford. of Columbus. ca. -
 Professor ana Mrs. L. N. Stevenson, of Centre, are visitors to Roanoke.
 William Cole. of Lindaie; Tex, is vis- itiYg hIs brother. Hon. c. IT. Cole. after an absence of thirty-nine years from Roanoke. Only two buildings are now standing that were here when he left the town.
 Rev. ". W. ffenIn visited relatives heer the first bf this week. His falhsr pr. ". l.. kSefin, returssd to Bsrrdn9. ham with him ana will sFsHa acfne weeks with tis sons in that city. and at Biount Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
NEWS or AUBuRN.

Auburn. Dec, so.-(special.) )--isv. Walter Sanford. or, theological stu dent; Percy Marshall. '0S, electrical en- gineer, New York City. and Charles Cornell, o., chemist Clemson College, were visitors at the college today.
 Miss M. A. Glenn. Treasurer, and Mlss Mary Drake are spending the holidays in Amerlcus.
 Miss Elizabeth Thach is visiting friends in Edaefleld. S. c.
 The year-end week has been enliv- ened by a number of deilghtful enter tainments given among the faculty folk, among these being receptions by all and Mrs. G. N. Mitcham.
 A smart dance was given last night at the Phi Delta Theta Hall by the Student Christmas Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
auEEN oF QUEENs.

A Beauty Congress is one of the spe- ciat features planned for Mardi Gras at Mobile. Tt Is proposed that the va rious cities and towns of Alabama; Mis- sigslppi and Florida select by newspa- per voting contests the most beautiful young lady, who shall be member or the Beauty Congress at the carnival Judges will then select from this gall axy of beautiful women the Queen of oueens." It is reported from Mobile that many of the large daiies in Ala bana will lend aid tothis movement.
 The plan of those having charge of this feature Is to choose the Carnival Queen from this aggregation of beau ties. The final decision will be made by committee whose identity will be an absolute secret.
 * It is rumored among the society folk that one of the debutantes of Montgom- cry will be elected to this Congress of Beauty by her numerous admirers. one of whom had the following to say of her yesterday:
 Her refined and patrician type of beauty, her sweetness of manner and refreshing simplicity. her rare combin- ation of glossy brown hair and 1ustrous brown eyes, are charms that have con- vinced lovers of the aesthetic and ar- tistic that not only should this captiv atlng young lady be the Queen of Mont gomery, but that upon her noble brow should rest the crown of "the Queen of Queens"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
DELTA SIGMA PEaI SORORITY.

DELTA SIGMA PHI SONOkSAINs
 The Delta Sigma Phi Sorority of the GirPs High School abandoned their plans for progressive dinner on &C., count of the inclement weather and substituted therefor a delightful party ali the residence of Mir. and Mrs. PhareS Coleman on Perry Street.
 The house was decorated in holiday eolors, the whole lower floor being woven with a card spider web of two coIors, the threads of which were un- raveled by the gay participants, each card leading to favor. The pleasant task or unraveling the web was enter ed upon in couples, and When the end was reached the young gentlemen were required te declare his affections for his partner accompanied by a pro- posal The young ladies reply was not binding for life, but only helped the "yea" and nay score that was to de- termine what popular young man was to win the highest number Of accept ances, and thereby win the prize, beautiful volume entitled: "A Book of Proposals."
 During the evening four course luncheon was served. The list of those present included: Misses Mary Maury EITnore Maggie Hubbard. Phedora Tsandoiph. Margaret Coleman, Annie T5oIt. laura Kennedy, Ida Parrish, Nit tie Holt, Mary Baldwin Williams, Rob Halls, Sallte Watkins Wood, Katharine Clark, Jule Randolph, Mary Alice Noble and Annie Solomon. Their sscorts were Messrs Lee Betty. Phares Coleman. IT.. Lewis Hubbard, snap nowdell. Mills Thornton, Arthur Noble, Toa persons. Jack Hastings. Robert chapn,an, Randolph Candler. Tom ITitznatrick, Will Laurie, Julius Fear son and Thornton Clark.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
WEDDING IN JAIL.
Miss Collar BecOmea E1eide in JeRer-
 son County Prtwop.

son County Prtwop.
 Birmingham. Dec s0.---Miss Jessie Collar. the only daughter of Mrs. Mary B. Collar of Adamsville, was married to Chester A Linn in the county jail here today. Rev. Thomas Beard, Epls- eopal minister performing the-oere- Inony. s..
 4 number of witnesses. including relatives of the couple, were allowed by the sheriff to attend the wedding.
 Linn Is being held as a deserter from the United states army, and will be taken back to ogIethoFpe. Ga, Thurs- day. He took up a correspondence with Miss Collar while in the army and the wedding today was. ( continuation of the love affair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
MIR. AND MRS. LLOYD ENTERTAIN.

Mfr and Mrs. J. E. Lloyd gave a re- ception to quite a number of young reople and few married couples at their home. S2U Clay Street, last even. Ing. Miss, Hazel Lloyd was assisted in receiving the young people by Miss Mary wi1liaus
 The home was artisucaliy decorated with southern snilaxs ferns and cut flowers.
 After delightful evening. the guests were inivted to the dining room. where chocolate, fruits and cake were servsd
 The hostess was assisted in entertain ing by Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs. A Morltz, Mrs J. B. Clements and Mrs. J s. Nelson. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
itenss of inferest to Montgomery
 and to the Stufe

olive green cloth with hat to match. and she carried btide's roses. Immediately after the wedding tho couple left for Florida. Upon their rs- turn they will reside with the brides mother.
 BAILEY-AUTREY.
 Miss Bessie L. Bailey and MT, A. M. Autrey. both of Evergreen, Ala, were married at the home of Mir. and Mrs, R. II. Abercrombie. on Brassell Avenue. at o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The home was decorated with roses and snnilax. pr. stakely oficiated Af- ter the ceremony supper was served. and later the happy young couple re. turned to Evergreen.
 MRS. HUBBARD WILL EN-
 PERTAIN FOR MISS VAN
 AusDAL. On Wednesday afternoon. January 6. at 2 o'clock, Mrs. William H. Hubbard will give a bridge party in honor of Miss Van Ausdal of Ohio. who Is visit ing Miss Annie Gaston. GIRLs IN NEW YORK. The many young friends. of Miss Ida Befi Gay. and her cousin. Miss Julia Gay, will be interested to know that they are spending the Christmas hoIi- days in New York City. the guests of relatives.
 These young ladies are pupils of Ram 7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
WILsoN-ELLIsoN

At 6 o'clock Wednesday morning at the home of her mother. Mrs. c. Fl. wilson. ss Jefferson Davis Avenue. Miss Eleanor Wilson was given in marriage to Mir. Mack W. Ellison.
 The paFlor in which the ceremony was performed was decorated in white and green. nareissus blooms and hya- oinRhs being the flowers used. pr. Stakely ohiciated and a musical pro- gram was rendered upon the piano by Miss Lueharlle Wilson. including among other numbers Hearts and Flowers" and 'IIeimroch." There were no attendants The brides dress was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31

Powell Kirkpatrick. Marion, Hubbard Whiting. Tom Martin, Fite, pr. Bill ing. stansbury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
THE No-NAME CLUB.


 Though the. clouds were lowering many members responded to tho roll call at the regular meeting of the No-name Club, yesterday morning at 1 o'clock at the delightful hostess, home, Mrs. E. c. Andrew. Then waE the whisperings still of Christmas fin the decorations of holly, belB and lilies of the valley.
 The literary program was full of deeR thought, research and wide Knowledge.
 Paper-'The Florence of Romola, Miss Annie Williams.
 TaIk-The spirit of the Renaissance in :"Fhe. Bishop Orders his Tomb" and "AIy Last Duchess.' Mrs. ". E.. Fort. Talk--Brownihg Fra Hippo Lippl and "Arodrea del Sarto." Mrs. Frank stollenwerck.
 Paper-current American music. Mrs. A. Flowers.
 The club was invited into the spaci- ous dining room. where a delicious salad course and other tempting viands were served The place cards bore Christmas greeting and cheer.
 The guests who lent their presence were Mrs. C. L. Werth of St Louis: Miss Sara Randy of Athens; Mrs. Card well and Miss Haines of Anniston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31

WE DON'T SELL zs Anything at haIf price, but quarter eur goods. Worth the money.
 I. Brielxman and Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
WATCH GATHER1N0.

There will be a social gathering of all of the Baptists of Montgomery in the auditorium of the First Baptist church tonight. This meeting is held
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
MISS EMERsON,s DINNER.

dinner last night at the home of her parents on Court Street. The guests in- cluded Misses Bessie Maddox. Annie JudlSins Bullock, Floy Smith. Natalie Thornton. Stella Chapman of Geneva. and Messrs. C. c. McLane of Macon. Ga. J. & Huguenion. McNeil De Jarnette c. Harold Lehman Emerson and Hugh McPherson,
 The table wac decorated in LaFranes roses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31
+ MISS SYKES, MATiNEE DANCE.

IUG puIpIa UL WIB8 AnnIe SyKBN dancing class gave a matinee dance at Chambers Hall, Wednesday afternoon.
 "The Paudlne." a fancy dance. was performed by Dorothy Leith. The barn dance was enjoyed by all the young people. The National quadrille was danced by four couples. Margaret Lau- rie. Annis Naftel Libbie Hart. Lucy Price Naftel. Elizabeth Cook. Dorothy Leith, Clair zirkle and Elizabeth De Jarnette.
 The grand march was led by Dorothy Minderhout and Clair Zirkle. The class is composed of about forty members. The hall was crowded by the parents and friends of these attractive young misses.
 The plano music was furnished by Miss Lizzie Beale and Eioise sadIsr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31

doiph Macon. in Virginia, and have only gone to the metropolis for a brief va cation. They are seeing the best plays. attending the grand operas. and having sible to school girls They win attend the New Years ball at West Point, society event always dear to the heart Of the girl in her teens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31

Miss Ettie Byrnes Kendrick of osreenville. Is visiting her cousin. Mics Eugenia Kendrlck on HoIco1nb street,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-31

Mrs. Emma Herbert and her uaush- ter, Miss Jennie Lyde Herbert. are spending the winter on the old Frazer plantation. ten miles from town n was at this place that Mrs. Herbert and her family of sisters were reared and when her little grandson, William Weiss. Jr., hung up his stoekinG be-