The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-09
I IN SOC I IE T Y

BruMmH9HmlHuK4l uK4lhulHuEummfunm1 scholarship in which the General Fed- eratfon is interested. The No Name Club made the first donation toward the fund to send an Alabama girl to compete for that scholarship. After Mrs. Gayle's short talk. the evidence of vim and enthusiasm and business method which she brings to the high oficc she has accepted from the club- women of her State. Mrs. W. H. Tis- dale was elected secretary to i'll a vacancy caused by Mrs. Mertinss res- ignation.
 Miss Estelle Mitchell. of Rome. Ga. who Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Alex Garland. was guest at this meeting of the No Name Club. MARRIAGE OF MISS PELLI-
 GRIM AND MIR. M'GHEW.
 Yesterday afternoon at 5:s0 o'clock a pretty home wedding which was sol- emnized at the home of the brides mother. Mfs. Kate Pellegrini. was that of Miss Claire Peiegrini and MT! James Calvin McGrew oR Lexington, Mo. The lower floor, which was thrown into one apartment was tastefuily dec- orated with Southern smilax and cut flowers. The marriage was celebrated in the presence of only few inti- mate friends. There were no attend ants. The bride was accompanied to the place of celebration by her broth- CT, Mir. Pelligrini The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Savage of St. Peters Catholic Church. The bride. who is A pretty brunette, was hand | somely gowned in brown cloth with im- ported hat trimmed with plumes and afgrettes to match. She carried large arm cluster of bride roses. MT. McGrew is prominent capitalist pr Misousri and has extensive interests throughout the West.
 ately after the ceremony for trip to New York and other Eastern points.
 FINBOROUGH-KETZk
 The following invitation has been re- ceived by Montgomery friends or the
 .Afr. and Mrs. Bernard Finborough request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Pau line, to Emanuel Ketzky, on sunday af- ternoon, January 12, 1908. at o'clock, at their residence. 70 William Street. Toronto. Ontario"
 MEETING OF W0MAN's FOR
 ErGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
 The womans' Foreign Missionary Society of the Court Street Methodist Church, held a delightful meeting yes. terday afternoon, when large attend- ance was present. Mrs. J. ". Rush, Corresponding Secretary of the Ala bama Conference. made an interesting talk that was received with apprecia- tion. She gave valuable information on missionary work. Miss Bean made an interesting talk respecting the enthu- siasm of missionary meeting she at- tended recently in shreveport. La. Mrs. billiard, by special requests rendered q vocal solo, accompanied on piano by Mrs. H. A. Manning.
 MEETING OF woMAN's
 HOME ASSOCIATION.
 The first business meeting for the New Year of the Working Woman's Home Association. held at the Home on Adams Avenue yesterday afternoon, was one of unusual interest ana im- portance to the many members Tn at" tendance, Mrs. T. w. Hannon. the President. presiding.
 After silent prayer and roll call Mrs Myrtle B. Campbell read her report as Secretary. and Mrs. W. c. Pope that or Treasurer.
 Christmas was bright and happy occasion to the people in the Home No hard times in evidence as Montgom- ery's charitable citizens sent many res membrances which the, committee of the Association distributed from 10 to 3 o'clock Christmas eve. and the last afternoon in 1907. The Elks gave their annual donation of s1 to each inmate, and Anderson Coal Company sent coal.
 The faithful Treasurer, Mrs. w. c. Pope, ever watchful or the nnances' eu egested a systematic plan of regu- larly collecting the dues which was adopted--one lady in appointed loca- ttons obligating herself to collect and receive them.
 Believing that last resting place, as we'll as an earthly home. should be provided for the residents of the Home. the Association has purchased lot at Greenwood for this purpose.
 On the act of incorporation of the Working Woman's Home Association, presented by the late Colonel J. M. Falkner to the Alabama Legislature. appears the name. among others. of Mrs. Jane Ware as incorporated trus- tee. and until her death, she was faith fuI and thoughtful of the cause. MONTGOMERY COUNTY SCHOOL
 ~ IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
 The called meeting to form the Mont gemery County School Improvement Association was held at the Carnegie Library on Tuesday afternoon. The women who attended this meeting, many of whom are already members of the city association, were quick to rec ognize the needs of the rural districts and the necessity for such an assocta- tion. Realizing whatihas already been accomplished in the city schools. they look for equally good results through out the County, where there is even greater necessity for such work.
 The Association was organized with Mrs. s. D. Seelye, President, Mrs. M. c. Scott. viee-President; Miss Mary Kirk patrick, Secretary Miss Jean Craik Treasurer.
 The purposes of this Association are ''to arouse the interest of the people | of the County in the improvement of their schools and to establish a local association in every school district in the County" The local associations must themselves do the real work of improvement.
 An annual due of 50 cents entities to membership and 1t Is hoped that all who are interested in education and the betterment of the schools wilszbe- come members.
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