The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-12
woMnN MET To pIscuss

WOMEN MET TO DISCUSS
 REMOVING or FOUNTAIN. Yesterday morning in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, Q number of the club women met for the purpose Of discussing the proposed removal of the Court Street fountain.
 There were six of the Montgomery clubs represented and the resolution adopted states that committee pc appointed from every club in the city and every womans' organization 10 canvass the city with a petition to the City Council asking that the Court Street fountain not be removed and that 1t be kept in better order
 It was agreed that this movement to pfeserve Court Square as 1t Is one of tradition allied with progress and not tradition against progress.
 The meeting was presided over by Mrs. M D. Bibb, president of the La dias' Memorial Association. the oldest woman's organization represented at the meeting.
 MRS. TYSON ENTERTAINED
 AT CARDS.
 Mrs. s. L. Tyson was hostess at 6 card party yesterday, when she had as her guests the members of the Tuesday Card Club and a large number of other guests. who enjoyed her hospitality i: TnEF8 euchre and Mrs. Tyson was assisted by Mrs. David Whetstone, Miss Caroline Hannon. and Mrs. William Hubbard, who kept score of the games.
 The Valentine Idea Characterised the entertainment and tho scheme was car- rfed out with heart-shaped score cards and hearts in the lscorations and in
 The club prize wAs won by Mrs. Hu- bert Dent. 1t was q handsome ink stand. The guest prize, pair of white silk stockings, was won by Mrs. Henry Bartlett and the consolation prize, q pin tray. fell to Mrs. Robert Ligon. MAnRrAep OF MISS GULL
 WEIR AND MR. DAHLBERG.
 A quiet but impressive marriage of yesterday evening was that of Miss Enmie Lou Culver and Mir. B. l. Dahl berg. The marriage was celebrated at the home of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. T. W. Culver. on Highland Gshee, of the Court Street Church. of fl6iating in the presence of only rela-
 Ths bride and groom were uhat- tended. They entered together the parior where the place of celebration was arranged. She wore handsome gown of champaign voiie with hat, gloves ana 8HoSS LO n8tCHs anu CdEhtCu afi arm cluster of Killarney roses.
 The plan of white and green was carried out in the double parlors in an artistic placing of palms, ferns and choice white cut flowers, masses of which formed the background for the wedding scene.
 MT. and Mrs. DahIberg left at 7:4s o'clock for wedding trip through Florida. When they return they will live with her brother and sister, Mir and Mrs. A. N. Culver at SIS South Lawrence Street.
 sThe bride is an attractive young wo. man and Mir. DahlbeFg is a popular business man who is connected with the Dahlbsrg Brokerage C0rnrany.
 Many handsome presents attested she popularity cf the young couple
 YOUNG womEN,y CEER1sTIAN
 ASSOCIATION NOTES.
 The Association reems make an ideal place for Miss Taylofs lectures now in progress. The large rooms can be thrown together, furnishing a seating capacity Of 1s0 or 200. Tife decorations of snliIax, which are draped over doors and windows. add greatly to the at tractiveness of the place. The class on Tuesday afternoon was apprecia- tfyely attended by a large crowd of wo- men. After the opening exercises, con sisting of prayer, offered by Mrs. J. w. Jones. and ths singing of . hymn, Miss Taylor took up her. subject, which. on Tuesday, was the Gospel according to John. Ghe spoke, ifi part, as follows:
 sswhen Clovis, King of the Frafks.s' began Miss Taylor, yesterday after. noon, 'first heard the story of the Cross, he is said to have exclaimed: % Jesus of Nazareth, If my Franks and had been there, we would have aveng1 ed Thy wrongs.' To such degree had the central figure of the record become 6 living personality to the barbarian monarch. TO some Christians. the Christ is not thus living personality; they feel, perhaps, that had they como Into personal contact with Jesus while he wac upon earth. they would have loved, obsyed and followed Him; but Rs 1t is, they long for a fuller realiza- tion of Him in their daily lives.
 ''Chinese Gordon; the famous Chris tian soldier, stated that during the barren periods of his spiritual experi-