The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
I N SOC | lE T "

vestfrRkton of the dusty annals of family records and who worship iin- herlted coats Of arms 1t seems that death Is the requisite for an eligibil- ity to their confederation on the part of their relatives. They cast Q hilo about the head of the most degraded members of the family who has passed over the river and show not a bit of interestIih the worthy living who are perhaps of no immediate service.
 One of the truest signs of culture real culture is a devotion to the ties of blood and even the climbers" must effect t to be nt ali successful.
 know d nian who is crazy about any thing that pertains 10 his rela- tive who may be called The Late but who shows not the faintest spark of devotion to his closest who are among Those Present. He is utter iy indifferent to the "Quickr while he honorg the Dead.
 went to the home of q great D. A. R., once when saw among the guests one or two relatives who were not especially worth while and saw them either snubbed or treated with perfunctory courtesy.
 was present once ct a family re- union in a small country town where neither host nor hostess could for the fife of them have traced more than three generations back. and noted the tender regard one for another--l noted the loving attention to "Grannte who sat in the corner.
 Granite did not have to die to be- come pron1ofed.
 Wouldn't 1t be better to love the
 wouldn't 1t be better to throw the dog bone while he can crunch #
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 Mir. and Mrs Adolph Roenaer. are, being congratulated on the birth Of daughter.
 The committee on decoration and those who will assist in the celehra- ton of President Jefferson payis's birthday on Wednesday, June 3, are requested to be at the Capitol tomor- row .fMonday1 morning at 10 o'clock
 Mrs. A. J. Bowling, Chairman.
 Miss LAiiian HnI has returned from Washington where she has been at- tending school
 Miss Maude schuster. of New York is the guest of Miss Carrie Hehr at her nome 42s South Lawrence Street
 The friends of Mrs. Nathan Kahn, formerly Miss Julia Brickman, learn with pressure tnhA ShS Nfs ASesVkrA%A.n quickly after an operation in a local hospital.
 Mrs. c. B. Coins returned yesterday from OpelliEa where on Friday Bht she organized Robert Morris Chapter No. 77. Order Eastern Star, with about twenty enthusiastic members The following prominent ladies and gentle men were selected as officers: Mrs. C. Nx f~f I41dWa II R. Lyons ". P.
 Mrs. P. P. Brooks, assistant M; MT. ". T. Andrews. secretary; Mfr. ". M. Bass. Treasurer, Mrs. J. M. Burt, Con ductor; Mrs. J. B. Moore. assistant Conductor, Mir. Jesse Culpepper, War den and Mr. J. B. Moore Sentinel.
 Several ladies from Auburn Chapter went up to opelika to be present ana assist in organizing the chapter, Mrs. D. A Castleberry accompanied Mrs Coins.
 After the work was finished, lelic- ious refreshments were served in the banquet hali Of the Masonic Lodge MT. and Mrs. Harry Danziger and family leave tonight for Santa Rosa Sound, Florida for weeks outing.t
 Mrs. William Dorsey Jelks, who has been the guest of General and Mrs. William c Oates for several days, has zone to Birmingham with Governor Tefks, where they will visit relatives Mrs. Jelks fsas the recipient of many charnline and delightful social atten- tions during her stay. among them several dingngs, luncheons and box par ties which were given in her honor
 Mrs. Nelson c. Fuller has returned to her home in Centerville. accompanied by her mother Mrs. F. M. Mcqueen of Highland Park.
 Mrs. John H White. of Uniontown, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Victor Hanson.
 Mfr. and Mrs A. M. spessard, of Uniontown, ara visiting Mrs. Victor Hanson. Professor and Mrs. Spessard are en route to his parents home at covetcwn, Afd for a brief visit, later they will so to Atlantic City for month.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles P. Johnson, of Uniontewn. are visiting Mrs. Victor Hanson.
 The frienls of Mr. and Mrs Marshall King are congratulating them upon the birth of a girl at their residence, s2l South Court Street.
 Mrs. P. M Kernell will, leave tomor- row for Birmin ghaTn. where she will attend the marriage of her cousin. Miss Sadie cafgeill, to Mr. Richard Young, which will take place on June g. s's tf
 Miss Virginia Abercrombie has re- l turned from Nashville. Tenn. where she has been attending Ward Seminary. She will go to Columbus Ga. in a few days to be bridesmaid at the wedding of her causin. Miss Erline Ripping, whose marriage to Mir. Henry Por- trum will take place on June ii. :.
 
 ] Miss Jennie Lyde Herbert will leave in a few days for Houston, Tex. where