The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-15
| N SOC I. .E T Y
YOUNG woMANs, CHRIsrIAN

 YOUNG w0MANg CHRISTIAN
 ASSOCIATION NOTES.
 Representatives from about dozen Of the Associations in Mississippi and Alabama accepted the invitation ex- tended them by the industrial Institute and College at Columbus, Miss, to join in a conference. April 10-i2. The delegates found at Columbus most hourishing, enthusiastic organization among the college girls. Their Asso- citation has membership of $50 and the reports given on Saturday morning showed that in all lines of Association activity the past year had been . prosperous one. The conference speak CTS were as follows:
 Miss Bessie Lipscomb. whitworth College, Brookhaven, Miss. N.
 Miss Adele Disbro. General and City Secretary for Gulf States. Atlanta, Ga. tary for Gulf States, Atlanta. Ga
 Miss Mary De Bardeleben, General Secretary. A. G. l. S., Montevallo. Ala.
 Miss Mary stennis. Moscow. Miss.
 Miss Edith Reese General Secretary I I. and C., Columbus. Miss.
 The conference was an inspiration in every way. and so successful that the Association at Columbus has decided to repeat the invitation next year.
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY CELEBRATION.
 pretty little folk affair of Monday was the birthday party given by little Ola Elizabeth McKeithen in celebration of the fifth anniversary of her birth day, at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs T. c. McKeithen, on Mildred Street. a- fa
 The table from which refreshments were served was adorned with pink carnations and plumosa. In the center was the birthday cake. on which five candles burned. In the cutting Of the cake the dime fell to Frances Young and the ring to Elizabeth Adams
 Games on the lawn formed the pleas ure of the afternoon and souvenirs presented to each little guest were bas- kets of Eatser Eggs
 The friends entertained by the lit- tie hostess were Frances Young, vir- ginia Giimer, Elizabeth Hill, Elizabeth Adams, Ethel Moore Salter, William Weiss, Mary Gaston Smith, Mary Reese Baber. Genie McKeithen. Carrie c. Gordon, Garnett Andrews. Marshall Andrews, Van Court Andrews. Dorothy Smith, John c. Tyson. William De Funiac and Alice Dudley.
 EASTER EGG HUNT FOR
 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT
 The members of the Capitol HilI School Improvement Association gave an Easter egg hunt yesterday after noon on the Y. W. c. A. grounds. The occasion was one of rare delight to the children who enjoyed the hunt and of goodly profit to those who got 1t up.
 The object for which the hunt was given was to raise funds to purchase a piano for the Capitol Hill School and nice sum was realized. The eggs were contributed by the parents of the Urh n1 each little hunter went away with good game.
 The ladies who arranged the Easter egg hunt are Mrs B. J. Baldwin, Mrs. c. W. Crist. Mrs. William Ledyard, Mrs. T.. J. Slough. Miss Jennie Sis- trunk and Miss Clement Marks. SUPPER FOR BRowDER-BUrr
 WEDDIN ATTENANTs. Mfr. Richard l.. Butt entertained at supper last evening in compliment to his son. Mir. Richard l.. Butt, IT,, and his friends who will be the attendants and ushers at his wedding this even- ing. when his marriage to Miss Brow~ der will take place at the Court Street Methodist Church.
 The party included Mir. Richard L. Butt. Mir. Richard l.. Butt. Jr., Mir. George Browder Mfr. Paul Pinkerton, Mir. Clarence Jones, Mir. W. W. Screws, IT,. MT. Arthur Butt. Mir. Ed J Bart lett. Mir. Gilbert D. Johnson and Mfr. Howard Butt.
 +t+ MEETING OF HIGHLAND PARK
 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT. 1 The Highland Park District Com | fnittee of the Montgomery School Inn | provement Association met yesterday l afternoon at the school building when | plans for an entertainment after Easter l were discussed. Mrs. c. Y. Bogacki was appointed | chairman to i'll the vacancy caused by | the resignation of Mrs. C. L. Baarcke. | Other officers appointed are Mrs. J. M. | Stuckey. Treasurer, and Mrs. Taylor | Thompson, Secretary
 AN AUTOMOBILE PARTY. A party who went out in automobiles | for moonlight ride and luncheon Mon day evening included Mir. and Mrs. | John Flowers. Jr.. MT. and Mrs. George Rruner. Miss Marie Alexander. Miss | Frances Jones' Miss Lucia Richardson, MT. P " Stires, Mir. Alex Hannon, and | Mir. Paul Parker. The party went out l at 6:30 o'clock on the Carter Hill Road and enjoyed lunch.
 Moonlight Picnic At sSIdiers Home. Complimentary to Miss Rosalte Hig gins who is visiting Mrs. F. H. El- more at Mountain Creek. was the hon. cree of a delightful moonlight picnic | given by the hostess on Monday even ing at the Soldiers Home.
 Games were played in the audi torium and the guests enjoyed some beautiful selections of music by Prof. Rasimi on the violin accompanied by Mrs. J. F. Sneider on the plano. All joined in familiar songs which made the hall ring with melody. Delicious refreshments were served out in the moonlight.
 Miss Marie Feagin, of Dothan, and Mrs. Annie McCloud. of Mobile. will be the guests of Miss Annie Maude Dawson at her home on Lawrence street during the convention of the Alabama Educational Association.
 A marriage in which Mont gomerians are sincerely interested will take place at noon today in Shorters. It is that of Dr. George A. Dennis, of Mont gomery, and Miss Irene Henderson. The ceremony will take place at the home of the brides parents.
 
 A marriage of today will be that of Miss Lucie Browder and MT. Richard