The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-10
MUSICAL RECITAL.

The music pupils Of Mrs. MindeFnout will give recital at her home. 4ss noon, at s o'clock. when the following program will be rendered.:
 (D The Return" (Heins)--Mary ss5 aJaok and Jiii" (owen,-cath.- es) Hide and Seek" tEnenOsrs,--- Hattie M Atkinson. ,.s (D 'Narcissus" tNevinsl--DsuiAn W1 aspeileris" tEiieneers,--Liliian ts1 .In . oondola" tHeins)--Nena Dtyi''oa; S7p 'Primrose Dance" tKsrgmsn,-- Elizabeth Cook. ,s.. (s) Birds Morning song bog)--Nell whisenaut. Sa, aWhen the Lights Are Low fEnzleman) )--Myrtle B Walter.
 (l0) 'Lilliputian Parade" (Dueeiie) eii5 Meditation" tMorrison,--Ma- rian Harris. - (la) "vaIse" (Durand)--Lottie Bs- lis) .Husheen" Winter Lullaby fis) aReturn. of Reapers" tGregh)- fis, aGarrantelle" (aelier)--Lucile 1is) "Fluttering Leaves" tKoiiing) fI7S Tn the Good old Summer Time, (Heins)--Edna Galloway.
 (1s) Little Prince" (Kergman)-- Mary Sullivan.
 (ls, Merry Kate" tEnenbsrg)-- Kathleen Eastman.
 f3o) sButterfiy'' (Merkel)---wilne Gallaspe.
 csl) Rocking Horse" tschotte,-- c2al La Savoy" (Hirscher)--Mary las1 "EteIka" etKersman,-Lula B. Barton.
 (2) ..Merry Bobolinks" (Kergman) ---Earline Mihderhout.
 (25) Waltz" (Kohler) = James (ssl March, tDuet) (TanhauserJ-- Lottie and Lucille Baker.
 BAILEY-BRooM.
 On Tuesday afternoon, June 3, at 5:S0 o'clock. at the home of the brides par ents, MT. and Mrs. J H. Broom. on Bainbridge Street, Mir. T. A. Bailey and Miss Lena Broom were married. Rev. W J. Elliott performing the cer- emony in the presence of few friends and relatives. MT Bailey Is a prominent young business man, originally from okla- homa City. but at present citizen of Montgomery and connected with the Atlantic Compress Company.
 His bride Is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. H Broom and Is young lady of fine qualities, and with large circle of friends, who will extend to her and MT. Bailey best wishes for a long and happy life.
 AUwuAr urrNxn OF
 KAHL MONTGOMERY The annual picnic of Kahl Montgom- cry will be held today at Pickett Springs All children are requested to be at the school building at o'clock as the cars start for Pickett Springs at s:s0 o'clock this morning.
 Mfr. ana Mrs. Charles P. Johnston of Uniontown. who have been visiting Mrs. Victor Hanson. returned home yesterday.
 Miss winona Poindextsr. director of music at the Industrial Institute and College at Columbus. Miss. spent yes terday in Montgomery with her cousin Mrs. Victor Hanson. Miss Poindexter Is en route to Boston, where she goes to take a special summer course at the New England Conservatory of Music MT. and Mrs. Edwin Ranking or Galveston, Tex, are the guests of Mrs. Jack Cook at her residence, POS Jeffer- son Street. From Montgomery they will go to Birmingham where Mir Ram king will enter business.
 Miss Marguerite Pittenger of Atlanta Ga. is the guest of Miss Clara Ellen Forbes at her home. sos South Court Street.
 
 Mrs J. W. Grant of Dothan is visit- ing Mir. and Mrs. Cleveland Baber. Miss Annie Chandler has issued invi. tations to dance at Pickett Springs at which she will entertain on next Tues; day evening in honor of the Misses Semple of New York. Misses Claude deYanpert and Linda deYampert have gone to Birmingham to visit friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Peters spent Monday in the city en route to their home in Gordo after a visit to relatives in Luverne
 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Murphree of Troy spent Monday at the Exchange. Mir and Mrs J. M. Thomas and daughter. Miss Urcel Thomas of Au- burn. who have been visiting her sister,