The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-12
I IN SOC I E T Y


 ence. he made 1t . habit to read the | Bible more than ever: and said that | from this reading of the Scripture and turn the barren into fruitful sea- sons Now the very best way to begin to read the Bible more than ever, is simply to begin. Spiritual earnestness must be brought to bear upon the task as well as intellectual application Again the same kind of an effort must be made to master Biblical literature. as In the case of any other literature. One of the best methods possible is to take book at a time, not isolated chapters and verses; and 1t Is the for mer method that we shall apply to the Gospel of St. John."
 The entire lecture was beautined by many inspiring thoughts.
 The classes hereafter will be held In the new Baptist Church.
 GILBERT FRASER. The marriage of Miss Sallie Mae Gii- bert and Mir. D. j.. Fraser took place February 10 at the residence of the Rev. Mir. Ellison on Highland Ave- nue- The ceremony was witnessed by the brides father. Mir. J. W. Gilbert. and cousin, Miss Perie Campbell and friends of the bride and bridegroom. Miss Myrtle Ressonover, Mrs. Ellison and sister, Mir. Rollie Coins Mir. W. H. Taylor. Jr.. and Mir. J. U. Mum.
 WEDDING PARTY ENTERTAINED. Mir. and Mrs. D. J. Meyer entertained the Friedman Meyer wedding party at their home on Montgomery Street last evening at Dutch supper, after the rehearsal at the Temple. The table decorations were red and silver and the plan was prettiiy carried out with crimson flowers and red shad- ed lights. The party included: Miss Irma StolI, Miss Julia Moses, Miss Edith Meyer, Miss Nellie Wolff. Mrs. Nathan Scheuer, Miss Emily Meyer. Mir. Nath. Scheuer, Mir. Nose Scheuer, MT. Sam schloss. Mir. Alfred Calm. MT. si- mon Roswald. Mir. Emil Meyer. Mir Morris Bloch. Mir. Lionel Wolferman and Mir. Theo Meyer.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MISSES EAGAN AND BROCK. Misses Annie and Mae ola O'Brfen en- | tertained number of friends Monday | evening at buffet suppeE The guests were: F Miss Josephine Iinderer. Miss Sadie | Warren of Kentucky, Miss Lula Boos. | Miss Ruby Harding, Miss Helen Gib- bons. Miss Maggie Rhody, Miss Belle Lang, Miss Bernice Harding. Miss Maude Rhody. Miss Mamie Egan, Miss Pearl Brock. Miss Annie Mae o'Bfien' and Miss Ola o'Brien. MT. M. A. Williams, | Mir. c. P. Stephens. Mir. Allen, Mir. Homer Cherry, Mir. Robert Lee, Mir. l Claude Atkinson, Mir. Charles Johnson, Mir. Will Eagan, Mir. ChFfsty Bailey. | Mir. Peter Joh, Prof. Hammond, Mir. | John O'Brien, Jr., Mir. ]. D. o'Bfien. Mir. | Lank Warren and Mir. Pace. | + ges 2 | The Fellowship Club. F I The Fellowship Club enjoyed having Miss Taylor as their guest Monday evening. She kindly took charge of the Bible lesson for the evening The as-- | ssgnment was Acts xvi, and her teach- Ing made the subject seem vastly in. l teresting and real. The club members are anxious to attend her regular Bible classes. Miss Haynes. from Birming- ham, was another guest of the club, also Miss Walker, from Luverne. The piano at the Association has fe- gently been tuned, a courtesy for which we must thank Maxey Grunthal. l pr. T. B. Kelly of Anniston. and his daughter. Mrs Wilbur Parker, are in I the city stopping at the Exchange. They will be joined here tonight by Miss Nan Kelly. The party Will then 50 to New Orleans, and from New or- leans to Cuba.
 The woman's Christian Temperance Union of Montgomery will observe this week, February s10-17, as memb bership week. each member being urged to se- cure as many new members as she bean It is expected that quite q num- ber of new names will be added to the I rolls by this special effort. The last tdAy of this observance is anniversary fof Francis E. WiiIard's Heavenly birth. day and will be appropriately observed at the Court Street Methodist Church next Sunday evening at 7:so D. m.
 Mrs. Gertrude Erwin of Mobile wis., iting at the home of Mrs. M. W. Puri- foy. her sister, at Forest Avenue. Highland Park.
 Mrs. B. schloss has issued invita- tions to q dance at the Standard Club, which she will give this evening in honor of her nieces, Misses Lorraine V. Schloss of New York and Nettie Sehloss of Eufaula.
 The Francis Marion Chapter, D. A. R.. will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Charles Etakely. when all members are urged to attend. ----
 The Peter Forney Chapter. D. A. R.. will meet this afternoon at S:30 o'clock with Mrs. L. c. Dawson. Miss Taylor VIII deIiVer her Bible lecture in the Assembly Hall of the New Baptist Church this afternoon. The No Name Club will meet this morning with Mrs. B. J. Baldwin at II o'clock.
 It is with regret that her friends will learn that Mrs. Alfred Bethea Is i'll with Ia grippe.
 | Mir. W. E Culver of Dothan and Mir. J. l.. Culver of Atlanta were among I the out-of-town guests at the marriage | of Miss Culver and Mfr. DahIberg last evening.
 A number of young men will give a dance this evening at the Knights of Columbus's hall in honor of Miss Ma mic ERan of Birmingham and Miss | Pearl Brock of Huntsville. who are vis- iting Miss o'Brien.
 Miss Martha Young of Greensboro will arrive during the week to visit Mrs. H. T. Inge and will probably give a little reading on Friday at the Vine yard of the Cawthon Hotel. Miss | Young is the granddaughter of Dr. Tut