The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
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i The popularity of these industrial branches. sewing and cooking. shows that our people are appreclating the necessity for skin In those depart feet the home nome liss. iSa The ri sss student ser M vice in the dining room is excellent. Besides afrording girls a way 10 pay excellent training in one branch of household work and is most useful lesson on the dignity of labor.
 teiesraphy' stenorrs pS v 'sn hooE- -keeninr sasn art and music are ffllei with students who are doing excellent work The school Is introducing two courses of tract wide attention In the near fu- ture. In addition to the usual exer- cises reouired Tn the gymnasium. a being given for the training of teach CTS in this Important branch. When it is remembered that there is only one other school in the South offering such instruction to women. this will be rec ognized as rare opportunity for Ala bama girls. The class in library sell es eneS aeid At Montsomsry last summer such instruction in this State. To meet thls demand class Of six seniors has been formed for library course. and they are taking hold of the work with considerable enthusiasm.
 Perhaps the most attractive feature about the school Is the exempllficatlop
 
 teachers board In the dormitory and all take personal interest In the welfare of the girls. The relation existing. be- tween students and teachers Is Ideal. lnciaental instruction Is given from day to day in many of the little de- tsus ot life that do not come up in
 The personnel of the student body or thls school at once challenges the respect of the iooker-on. As the min mum age is 15. the great majority of ,her, the ssuaents are women Many of usually apply themselves 10 study This means that they are seizIng their nrst good opportunity. and are in
 The maturity of the students. the innuence of the earnest teachers the confidence and trust of the strong, \ fl the Very lnS eas aad Sf nInas make discipline thing unnecessary. There are almost no rules and regula- lions. The young women are watched over with the care and solicitude which they would receive at home, but fur tner than that. there are no restric- The writer had the privilege. of spending a week in this institution. During that time she heard no rudely heavy step. no sharp word. no bolster n Snd isagninsd srog9n wsdsIn saw Re lines broken to no rudeness. no frowning face, no dis courtesy whatever. And there was not sinSle teacher on guard. and no sword Of Damoeiss above II WORLDS WEEK OF PRAYER,
 YOUNG WOHEENsS CHRIS.
 Subject for today l1s, tThuSsSayA. TAhsSSSlATISS So. Our Stay in Trial" Special topic for prayer. "Australasia." Praise for the Prayer that the right ihhnal nstiona, ass,ociatlcn ;. ing secretary may soon be found and snas saa the national association may be work in uss1 STstrs,ssn n sns as furtherance of the From New South Wales come mes AsEsid sss Sf STaiss STa 6 6rom the cities Sydney good in sending work CTS l to tbsse pse places, places, and in blessing the material is dssylopment of the work. Anstcs3,s LIFT c,Eiiss yis in Qaeenslands South New Zealand and Tasmania.s wcrIrar send praise for the awakenIng interess n sa, LnS rouns Women's Christian As- prayer for the deepening of the spirit. ual ife among all members NOTICE, YOUNG svoMEN,s
 '~~ aciEIsIsTTEN Ass6CfzTToN
 BIBLE CLASS
 The class studying daily Bible wifi the service in connection with the week of prayer. The members are cordially invited to the prayer services which occur at 4:S0 o'clock each afternoon at The next regular meeting of the class will be on Thursday. November.
 Mrs. John ". Jones. Chairman Religious Work Committee.
 + + HIN COMPLIMENT TO MISS BUcKNER. host at delightful box party to wit ness "EIis Honor the Mayor" on last evening. The affair was in compliment XilIe. Fla. the charming guest Of Mrs. ' E%ests were Misssss MisUa Aiieen if; M BucEnss asss Mr Morris f E Baldwin Aantf ans Gr. astG5 5. aPa StakeIy. Supper at the New Exchange closed most enjoyable evening NOTICE. THURSDAY BRIDGE CLup.
 The Thursday Bridge Club will meet with Mrs. Clarence Jones this after noon at s:s0 o'clock at her home. 22s
 The friends of Mrs. V. M. wilker- son are glad to see her out again after her recent illness.
 Mrs, Charles A. Thigpen and little lanta.
 Mrs. Charming Bolton, who was for morly. the beautiful Miss Alma Bald win, is visiting Mir and Mrs. Martin Baldwin. +
 Mrs. T. T. Hillman. of Birmingham, and Miss Aileen Buckner, of Jackson ville, Fla, who are the guests of Mrs. Robert F. Lgon on Perry street, have been. the recipients of many social courtesies.
 The Queen of Clubs met yesterday with Miss Kate Steiner and a most l delightful morning was passed. Yel- low chrysanthemums and American heauties-of both kinds-graced the scene Four hand euchre was the game played. and the prizes were awarded as follows:. Guests prize. a set of beauty. pins. to Miss. Flora Young; club prize. pair of silk hose, to Miss Frankie Jones, and a hat pin as consolation prize, to Miss Lauya Hill. !. Mrs. Henry vandiver entertained the Wednesday Card Club on yesterday morninga In addition to the club mem bers, a number of guests enjoyed Mrs: Thorington was the fortunate winner of a beautiful brass candlestick. and Mrs. James Ware Walker received the