The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-02
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n N A " 61H gH9 uGHuTum Mrs sizarG Mrs. carverly. Mrs. Newman. Miss Frank.
 sa LrrILE BIT oF LonsARpYp J. A. Mcknight, editor of The Co., 1umbiana Sentinel has published pamphlet on Mortevailo. the beautiful village situated on "a little mountain in vailey"-the village iwhere the Alabama Girls IndustriaI school -four ishes. It contains sixteen pages of in- tefesting reading mattert sconcerning the history of this interesting town, which has come into such prominence through the establishment of the Girls Industrial School there and through the surAounding coal mines It Is beauft- fully illustrated with pictures of prom inenIt citizens and a number of the mos3 beautiful homes. also some of the storAs. some pictures about the mines and home hits of surrounding scenery.
 MrA MacKnight speaks of the fact that Montevallo started out near the beginhins of the last century under the nAkne of Wilson's Hill. having been founded by Jessie Wilson and his fam fly, who made a corn crop on an old Indian clearing there in 1874 soon af- ter General Jackson had whipped the Creeks At the ereat battle of the Horseshos Bend on the coosa river. some thirty miles Eastward.
 The pan9phlet contains the picture of the old home of Edmond King. who came over from Georgia In 1877 and built his home on a commanding site upon one of the little mountains in the valley, and tho author tells of the com ing of the railroad in 1852. and many other interesting Historical facts.
 Alabamisns wiix read with great in- terest Mir. MacKnisht's little book about Montevallo ana those interested in the town and in the school for girls will be sspeciaily pleased with it. MEETING or PAUL lfAywE SOCIETY.
 The members of the Paul Hayne So- ciety of the Girls High scifeoi met yesterday afternoon at the High School. when the features. of the occasion was paper on forestry By Major W. W. Screws. As the pvp.is have made a study of the subject of forestry during this season. the paper was one of espe- ciaI interest and valuable instruction to the members of the society. Music program by the pupils of the second grade was one of the pleasing features of the afternoon.
 OFFICERS OF THE LADIES'
 HEBREW SOCIETY.
 At the meeting of the Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Society, held yesterday in the vestryrooms of the temple, the following officers were elected: Mrs. Bertha Kohn. President Mrs. David We'll, honorary Vice. President: Mrs. Henry simon. Vice e-President;. Mrs E. I. Cadden, Secretary: Mrs. L. Schloss Treasurer; Trustees, MT. David Well. MT. M. Kahn. MT. M. Mohr; Committee n.. G Lobmai. Mrs. M. Mohr.
 TO CLUB WOMEN OF ALABAMA. 1t will be well for treN members of the Women's Clubs of the State to bear In mind that if they desire assistance in getting up their program Cor next years work 1t may be obtained by communicating with Miss. Mary B. Pappenhelm of Charleston, who is Chairman of the Literature Committee Of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Pappenheinh's address is sf Meeting Street, Charleston. S. c.
 GIBsoN-BRowN.
 The many friends of MT. Taylor Gib- son of this city and Miss Edna Brown of Mobile will be surprised and pleased to hear of their marriage last evening. Although Miss Brown has lived in y on account of her charming person. ality. made many friends.
 Mir. Gibson is . well.known busi- ness man Of this city. He came here about eight years ago from Georgia, being a member of one of the best known families of that State. Mir. and Mrs. Gibson left last evening for New Orleans and from there will take an extended wedding trip west.
 
 UPCHURCH-STEINB
 Friends in Montgomery have received the following invitation: MT. and Mrs s. Steinberg request the pleasure of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Etta Helen, to Mir. Ed ward Gray Upchurch. on Sunday even ing, the 18th of April, at 6:30 o'clock. at their residence. 1i2 Masonic Avenue. San Francisco. Cal"
 BUTT-BR0WDER.
 The following invitation has been issued:
 '.Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholas Browder request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Lucie. to- Mr. Richard Lemuel Butt. IT.; on the evening. of Wednesday, the 18th of Aurii. at e:3O o'clock. Court Street Methodist Church. Montgomery, Ala"
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 NOTICE, VETERINARY.
 The Infrrnary A.d will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Vic- tor H. Hanson. as . J 4 +
 NOTICE! WEST END ASSOCIATION.
 The west End Neighborhood Asso- ciation will meet this afternoon at { o'clock in the Sunday School rooms of St. Johns Church.
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 MT. and Mrs. Leopold i. L. Strauss l.,,. .A4.,r.oa 44 Afnaf eroYn cry after A