The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-06
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YOUNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN
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 ASSOCIATION NOTES. The Ashevilie rally was held Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Associa- tion. The object of this rally was 10 arouse interest in the Southern Con ference of the Young Women's Chris- tian Association which will be held at Kenilworth Inn, Ashevilie, N- c.. June 5 to IS. It Is hoped that numoer oi delegates may go from Montgomery. Miss Alice Fitch, Student Secretary of the Gulf States, and others. spoke, ana the music included vocal solo oy Miss Hunter. and a violin solo by MISS Fitch.
 The conference at Asheviile Is only one of several summer conferences heid at different points all over the United States. Below is the list Of conier- ences for 1908 with the respective dates:
 Pacific Coast Conference, capitola, Cal, opened Saturday night, Marcn ss' and closed Monday night. April S.. Southern Conference, Asheville. N. c. open Friday night, June 5. and close Sunday night. June 1+.
 Eastern Student Conference. Silver Bay. New York. will open Saturday night, June 20. and close Monday night June 2s.
 Northwest COnIeFGuC0s De&sluSs OAct will open Friday night. June ls. and close Sunday night. June 2S.
 Eastern City Conference, Silver Ray, N. r., will open Thursday night, July ?, and close Sunday night. July IF.
 Western Student Conference, Cas- eade. Col. will open Friday night, July 10, and close Sunday night, July 19. Central City Conference, Lake Ge- neva, Wis. will open Friday night. Au- gust 14. and close Monday night. Au- gust 24.
 Central Student Conference. Lake Geneva, Wis. will open Friday night, August 2s and close Sunday night, September 6.
 Swimming pool enthusiasts are hop ing for warmer weather that they may enjoy to the full the pool season which opened May 1.
 The Fellowship Club of the Associa- ton met Monday night, at which time Miss Fitch was the guest of hon or and spoke on the subject of Ms sions. Miss Fitch will 20 in the fall to Shanghai. China, as a Young Wo- mems Christian Association Secretary. The club will decide definitely on Mon day as to plans for the yearly lawn fete which will occur some time this month. This fete is given in the in- terest of the Summer Conference. The May number of the Association Monthly gives q most interesting arti- cle under the heading Church and As socia tfon."
 MRS. STOUT ENTERTAINED
 TUESDAY CARD CLUB. Mrs. H. P. Stout was the hostess with whom the members of the Tues day Card Club met yesterday morning when they were delishtfully entertain ed.
 The home on Union Street was adorned with sweet peas which In law ish and artistic arrangement were ar- ranged in the apartments devoted to the games. There were seven tables at which euchro was played and Mrs Stout was assisted by Mrs Osborne Henry and Mrs. Glenn Andrews
 Two handsome prizes were awarded. To Mrs. Joseph Norwood the club prize, a pretty center piece. and to Mrs. War rem Tyson fell the guests prize. 8 The games were followed by lunch con.
 SPONSOR AND MAID FOR
 ALABAMA DIVISION U. g. C. V. Commander A. c. Sexton of the Alabama Division United Sons of Con- federate Veterans. has appointed Miss Sara Warren wilkerson as sponsor and Miss Shelby Patton of Huntsville, maid of honor for the general U. s. c. V. reunion to be held in Birmingham. June g, 10 and II. Mrs. J. A. Roun- tree of Birmingham is chaperon.
 On account of bereavement in the Wornan's Foreign Missionary Auxiliary of Court Street Methodist Church, the Missionary meeting was postponed. The regular monthly meeting will be held this afternoon at 4;30, o'clock. On this occasion the delegate to the re- cent annual conference will render her report of the proceedings of the con- ference. Mrs. Lakin will read an in- teresting paper and much interest Is centered in the annual meetings. The minutes will prove interesting.
 Mrs. W. W. Frame. Mrs T. ". dsYampert.
 Secretary.
 The meeting of the Sophie Bibb Chapter, U. D. C.. will be held at the home of the President. 121 South Court Street. this Wednesday. after noon at 4:30 o'clock.
 Mrs Frank Fillmore.
 RecVdins Secretary. The Ladies Hebrew Benevolent soci- ety will meet this afternoon at { o'clock in the vestry rooms.
 Mrs. Helen Cadden.
 Secretary. The members of the Queen of Clubs will be entertained by Miss Bertha