The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-19

feet of General Robert E. Lee. Re- Treatments were served before ad- l journing to meet next on the last Fri day in February.
 LAMBLEY-LUFFMA A marriage which took place syes- terday in Spokane. Washington, was of sincere interest to many warm friends of the bride in Montgomery. It vas that of Miss Amy Luffman, daughter of Mir, and Mrs. George Earle Luff- man. foremerly of Montgomery, and Mir. James II. Lambley.
 The bride for some time sang in St. Johns Church. She is . gifted singer and an attractive young woman whose husband long and happy welded life.
 NOTICE, COUNCIL OF
 JEWISH WOMEN. The regular meeting of the Council day in the vestry rooms of the Temple at 3;30 o'clock. Every member IS re- quested to attend.
 Mrs. B Frank.
 President. Mrs. W. B. Friedman,
 Secretary.
 MEETING OF THE SESAME CLUB. At the meeting of the Sesame Club Friday the subject was The Cloister and tho Hearth" and interesting seiec- tions and papers were read by Miss Beulah Moritz, Mrs. M. L. Grefl, Mrs Ernest Mayer and Mrs. Joseph Mach. man.
 NOTICE. MONTGOMERY
 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT. The regular monthly meeting of the Montgomery School Improvement As- sociation has been postponed from Tuesday, January 21. until Tuesday. January 2s.
 NOTICE, LADIES' AID.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Court Street Methodist Church will meet Monday afternoon at 3:so o'clock with Mrs. A. Coke Smith, 4Is South Court Street.
 Mrs. A. Coke Smith, Pres.
 Mrs. c. H. McCombs. secty.
 NOTICE.
 The West End School Improvement Association will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock at the sch ool building. All interested in this work are cordially invited to attend.
 MT. and Mrs. Ignatius Fried, of Mo- bile, and their little daughter Malvena, have come to Montgomery to make their home, and are residing with Mrs. w. s. Wyche, at 33 Virginia Avenue. Mrs. wyche was formerly Miss Caro- line Cohn, the talented violinist whom Montgomerians have enjoyed on many occasions.
 Mrs. M. J. Cox has gone to Birmipg- ham to spend a month with her daugh- ter. Mrs. Charles Steward.
 Miss Grace Steward. of Birmingham, is the guest of her aunt. Miss Isabelle Cox. on North Lawrence Street.
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 Mrs. Della Boyd has returned to Mont- gomery after visiting Galveston. Tex, several months.
 Misses Fannie Oliver, Laura Oliver and Lucy Oliver, daughters of MT. and Mrs. T. W. Oliver, of Mittylene. who are spending some time with their lit- sisted him in entertaining his guests when he celebrated his fifth birthday Thursday by giving a party
 Mrs. W. W. Pearson will entertain | the Thursday Bridge Club, Thursday | morning at II o'clock.
 Mrs. J. N. Bunting. of Wilmington. | N C., is spending the winter with her brother and sister-in-law, Mir. ana Mrs. f W. H. Hawley at their home on Eel 1 der Avenue. Mrs. williatn Shafer and Miss Kate | Eagan, of Atlanta, are visiting their | brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ea- | gan, at their home, 115 Whitman Street. ]
 i. Mrs. B. D. Samuel. of Nashville. Is | visiting her mother, Mrs J. F. Browder, at her home. 125 Heron Street. Mrs. William Haigler and Mrs. Callie | of Florida, are visiting Mrs. l. M, Clint at hei home on Bibb Street.
 Miss Florence Atkinson and Miss Ella McPherson have returned from | Brewton, where they have been visit ing their cousin, Mrs. W. c. Martin.
  Mrs. Frank Noble, who has been i'll | at the home of her son. Mir. Suth erlin | Noble. at S30 Adams Avenue, Is improv- ing rapidly. Mrs. Haywood Bartlett has issued in- | vitations to a o'clock tea reception at |