The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-26
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1nmnmrmHmIHuBuH 1mMmMpmFMg1tp was one of the largest and most inter- estIns in the history of the club. The afternoon was devoted to educa- ton In Alabama and a number Of | l papers on the subject were very in- !, Mrs. owen read 2 paper on "Educa- fellow read a paper on ". M. C. A paper on aAubarn.s Mrs. Andrews made a talk on the early days of the college in Auburn. Mrs J. A Kirk Persa raS spsr .Sncs,isn % the stas Mss Paul Mertin's paper was on Industrial was on sindustrial Traiaihns of the work
 A discussion of co-education followed s,rs,, Mrs Ovens paper and "a an interesting .,t,cs of today as compared with those used by our grand fathers.
 A discussion of Current Literature completed the unusually interesting
 Mrs. Gayle entertained her guests at luncheon after the conclusion of the literary program. lhl MEETING OF pHYsIcAL GULL TURF CLUB AT ". W. o. A.
 The Physical Culture Club met yes.
 
 Charlotte Davis as instructor. There was a good attendance and the class is doing excellent work. Miss Davis is a thoroughly competent teacher who cago, Music for the class by Miss Fioy Smith added much to the grace and ease of the movements
 The physical culture lessons will continue at the Young Women's Chris tian Association rooms until later Tn the season when the swimming pool will open for the summer.
 MEETING OF THE TINTAGIL. When the members of the Tintdgii met Monday with the Misses Wyman at their home on Goldthwaite Street, discussion of plan of work for next
 The morning was very rainy one ssndsS sS opg m ten ssns @imser rhs Si literally s sD gram which was a short one included only 2 reading bE Miss Lucretia Wy.
 nd ap frG rss Rlpg and Isa the BoSk ss sophia Holmes.
 IN HONOR OF MISS Miss Bessie Thorington entertained a number of relatives informally yes terday afternoon in honor of her Hattis fH @ Svniihhs wiiIissms 'a in snS hs @ Littis CherubH Mss Winter is daughter | of Banks Winter the noted minstrel nome who in as wS GSy hs aGs nnd. | the late Colonel Joseph Winter. Mrs. l Banks Winter was with her daughter and both were the guests of Mrs; 5. party yesterday included Mrs. J. c. I Winter. Mir. and Mrs James 5. Pinckard. Mrs. Lucy Winter Lahey. Mir. E.s1 Ha,,,, TnsspS E rs ha Thaa6a,,. Sa,s l Watts. Miss Jean Lahey Miss Alice Lahey and Mrs. Joseph Winter for- merly of Montgomery. now of Eufaula.
 N0RMAN-CHAMBLIss
 The following Invitation has been re-
 Mir. and Mrs. William Lloyd Cham
 bliss invite you to be present at the marriage of their daughter. Emmie to Mfr. Edward Ray Norman on the after.
 noon of Tuesday. April ', 1908. at k:St
 o'clock, Dexter Avenue Methodist Church. Montgomery.
 NOTICE. MoTHERs, UNION.
 rhere will be a call meeting of the
 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Rosa Mar,
 GUS, f9 Mildred Street, to hear the re
 port of the director, Mrs. W. J. Cham
 bsrs. concerning the Congress held IT
 NOTICE, TRAINED NURSES. rl The montgomery Trained Nurses As
 sociation will meet Thursday Marcr 26 at 4:3O D. n.. in the Medical As sociation rooms.
 A. M Laird, Secretary. u Miss Anne Cable who has been thu guest of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Airing. ton at their home on South Court stree has returned to her home in Chicago Miss Cable was the recipient of many delightful social attentions during hei Mir. and Mrs. John C. Weaver o Chicago are visiting Mir. and Mrs George A. Johnston at their home or Ripley Street.
 Mir. W, H. Seward Moray who hal been spending some time In Alabama |, as Governrnent Geological Inspecto and who has been visiting friends il } Montgomery for a few days has lef for his home in Washington. Mrs. Sidney Gassenheimer and HttI daughter who have been visiting hi parents have returned to their hom In New York.
 Miss Kate Steiner will entertain tn Sewing Circle this afternoon. 
 Mrs. Samuel Jones and little son O