The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-31
I N SOC I E T Y


 which each member of the Flower Growers Associatle. s=lnrs from the wealth of her own flower garden or ! yard. and lz exchange gets blss from ths=z or her snelghbors Tn this msn- neT all. are benefited and the city in3 general is further beautifed. This being the spring exchange meeting there will be on the exchange lists chrysanthemums and all the sum mer blooming plants. The flower show" so to speak. will Include am nuals. potted plants. geraniums. ferns. valiaiiums. cannss and many other beautiful floral features" of the sea- son. IL promises to be happy day l for the members of the Flower Crow ers' Association. who will be enthuslas- tic and intensely Interested in thls
 swapping Of natures beautiful treas ures.
 MRS FOUNTAIN TO cELE- BRATE D5th BIRTHDAY. Mrs c. W Crist will entertain a number of friends Saturday at her home on MeDonough street in ceiebra- tion of the s5th birthday anniversary of her grandmother. Montgomery's beloved and venerable woman. Mrs Foutain. who Is so we'll known for those beautiful traits which com bined make her life and old age shing example for the many genera tions who. are among those younger than she
 For many years this has been an im- | portant annual celebration in the family of Mrs Fountain and on each occasion the old friends of the vener- able guest of honor are those who cel- ebrate with her,
 MEETING OF THE TINTAGIL. The Tintagi met with Miss Mary Burke yesterday afternoon at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. W Craik. The subject of the reading was The Ring and the Book" and the program in- cluded a criticism of Guido by Miss | Mary Burke, a reading and talk by Miss Dolly Kirk on "Capon sacchi,' and talk by Mrs. Danforth of Bir- minghanl on the work of the clubs of Birmingham.
 Another guest of the Tintasii at this meeting was Miss Winsiett of Tusca- NOTICE HEBREW LADIES SOCIETY.
 The Annual meeting of the Ladies .eorew Society will be held Wednes- gay afternoon at four o'clock in the Vestry rooms of the Temple. The election of officers will take place and transacted.
 Mrs Bertha Kohn. President.
 Mrs. E. L Cadden. sec.
 sUTTER-TErTUs.
 MT. R R. Tettus announces the en- sagement of his daughter Mary Es- telle to Mir. Edward Sutter. the mar rage to take place on April the first at her home 4e4 Bell street at six
 MT. Jos Garland of Mobile is visiting nis brother Mr. Alex Garland at his home on Court street.
 Miss Mabel white has returned to her home in Cincinnati after q visit to
 Mrs; c Gunter Fillmore of Pensacola. is the guest of her mother Mrs Theo. Welsh at her home on Clayton street.
 Mrs. Frank Johnston and son of Tuskegee are visiting her. parents. -Mr, and Mrs J. " Cook at their home on Court street.
 Mrs Aubhey Nelson who has been visiting in Atlanta has returned home.
 Miss saine Clyde crum who has been visiting in Evergreen has re-
 Miss Lottie Criei has gone to Bir- mingham tc visit her sister. Mrs. God fiery Goldman
 Miss Lila Belle Mathews is visiting in Union Springs.
 , Miss Edith Jaeobi who has been spending several weeks in New York has returned home.
 | Miss Fine Murray of South Carolina iH'the guest of Mrs. C. H. Murray. | sMr. and Mrs. Stanley Gordan Tartar ilton of Selma spent Sunday and Mon day with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. j. Warren Jones at their homo on Hull street.,
 | Mrs. E. A. Woodruff has returned home. accompanied by her sisters. Misses LilI and Belle Sellers of Fort Deposit
 Mrs. Louis Grube. who has been visiting Miss Myrtle Coleman, has re- turned to her home in Mobile.
 The Mission study Class of Court Street Foreign Missionary Society held a delightfui and enthusiastic meeting with Mrs. Morgan Gilmer and had fine and encouraging atten. dance. The next fueAffue win ha haId