The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-18
GOLD MEDAL CONTEST
'Ira THr. EVENING.

COLD MEDAL CONTEST
 THIS EVENING. Much interest Is centered in the W. c. T. U. Gold Medal Contest which will take place Friday evening at the First Baptist Church at o'clock. Three of the children who will enter the contest are from other cities. two little boys from Troy. and a little giri from Union Springs.
 fine musical program has been ar ranged for the occasion.
 Opening Anthem, Miss Kate Hurley: Scripture leson and prayer, Rev. w. M Curtis; Quartette. Messrs June Pierce. F. H. Logan. R. B. Forney. E. l.. Da- want: Recitation 1. An Incident of the Crusade; g.. The pr -.-kard of Zepeta City,: 3, "A Terrible Charge: {. The Ninety and Nine. Quartette. Messrs- Pierce. Logan. Forney, Devant: Recita- tion B.. The Drinking House Over the Way: 6. "A Brave Boy: :. The LittiA Popcorn Girl": Plea for new members Mrs. E. A. Parker: Song; Presentation of medal. Benediction.
 BEAUvoIR-coUNTRY CLUE
 GERMAN. All arrangements have been made for the Beauvoir- Country Club german which takes place tonight at Oak Park Pavilion. This dance marks the pass ing of summer and the coming or lan festivities and the members or oot' clubs wish to show their feeling or good fellowship by this joint affair on neutral ground.
 The march will start promptly at 9:so o'clock and a pleasant time is ex- pected by those who attend
 sUMMERLIN-LEACH WEDDING. Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. In the presence of relatives and few intimate friends Rev. Walter M. Craw ford performed the marriage cere- money for MT. James L. Summerlin and Miss Ida Adele Leach at the home of Mrs. L. c. Dennis, s22 Clayton .-ereet
 Their many friends wish them much happiness.
 Masters Pete Black and Frank Sam ford. of Troy, are in the city as con testants for the Gold Medal' to be presented by the W. c. T. U. at First Baptist Church tonight.
 Mrs J. S. Carroll and Miss Catherine Gardner, of Troy are in the city today to attend the Gold Medal Contest" at the First Baptist Church tonight. Little Miss Marguerite Bowman. Of Union Springs. will be one of the con testants for the Gold Medal' present. ed by the ". c. T. U.. at the First Baptist Church. Friday night.
 Mrs. Carl M. Roemer and daughter are visiting in Atlanta. Ga.
 Mrs M A. Dozier has returned to Montgomery from a lengthy visit to her son. c. T. Dozier, of Macon County and Is now with Mrs. H. J. Wright. Of Highland Park, at her home. on Plum Street
 Mrs John R. Page and two children. and Mrs Martha Bryant, of Jackson vile, Fla, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider. at their home on Ripley Street.
 Rev. and Mrs. George D. Booth. Of Monroe, La. ar visiting MT. and Mrs c. P. Ruff. at their home on Lawrence Street.
 Miss Ada Kelley. who has been the guest of Miss Maude Shaw. has return ed to her home in Columbus. Ga
 Miss Maude Shaw has gone to Boyles to spend few days.
 Mrs Mollie Chambers and Miss Leila Gordon of New York, are the guests for few days of MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Abercrombie, at their home on Per ry Stret.
 Miss Helen Martin. who has spent the summer in Asheville. N. C., has now gone to Staunton. Va. to attend Hne maTy bdluWAu NoAeSe.
 Miss Roberta Ghent of Dothan, spent yesterday in the city en route to Shor ter College, where for the past three years her work has been so efficient that the faculty has honored her with a free scholarship.
 Miss Annie Cllsby. formerly of Mont gomery. who has been residing in South Carolina for the past two years. aw~ aTA f@E RAN IaMya ( L. guest of Mrs. Charles S Smith, at her home. 1040 South Perry Street.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Beauchamp have returned home after spending a portion of the summer and fall Ip Waynesville. N c.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M Cody have return ed from New York. where they have been spending some time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Cook have re- turned from visit to friends in Birm- ingham.
 Mrs. F. c. Massey and children have returned home after spending the sum- rner in Asheville and waynesville, N C.
 
 Mrs. J. Loeb is expected nome in a few days. She has been spending some time in New York and other Eastern points.
 
 Mrs. Mary Whiting will return home in a few days from St. Louis where she has been spending some time.
 
 The handsome new home of Mir and Mrs. w. B. Tanner will be completed this week and they will move into 1t next week. It is on Court Street, in the 500 block.
 Miss Latitia Tyler of Washington is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Charles Coleman, at her home at Cloverdale.
 
 Mir. William Battle. who has been quite i'll for some time at the home of Mrs. Battles parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Hardaway. was said to be slightly better yesterday.
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 Miss Kate Alley has gone to New