The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-02
AT PICKETT srRINass

AT prCKETT sPRINGss
 At the dance given by humber of young men at Pickett Springs Monday evening the grand march vas lea oy Mir. Penrose Stout assisted by Miss pancing was induieed in from s:3o to o'clock The dancers were:
 Misses Mande Howe. Sarah Warren wilkerson. Georgia Saffold. Ethel sai- fold. Georgia Richardson, Eiizabeth Mcknight. Annie Chandler Rita Annent. Annie Warren Jones. Catherine Dent. Ida Parrish, Lula Mcqueen. Katholeen O'connefl. Bessie Maddox. Geratdihe Ware Helen Steiner. Kate Steiner. Lu- cia richardson. Bessie Rogers. Clara Wastcott. Willie Gayle. Carrie West. Clara Galloway Marie Boykin. Annie Holt Virginia Holt. Gertrude Johnstoae. Ceceiia fitzpatrick, Kate Bullock. Alice Wood. Carolyn Wood. Miss Dent or Eufaula, Hetty Marks
 Messrs. Henry watfora. Joe Persons. Penrose Stout. Parker Startling, Pierce Ledyard, Gordon McGehee. William Ellsberry. Arthur Elisberry. Portis me- Keithern. J. A. Adams Robert Young Pope Lifsey, H. A. Lifsey. Poole. John Brandon. J. W. Patton. Shirley Mike Nicrosi, Douglass McQueen Virgil Chandler Dr. Sellers. Relic CooledEe. Ed Boykin, Arthur Hannon, Clarke. os- car Crenshaw. Lamar Fields, Snap Dowdeli Elliott Houston. Frank Rhodes. william Davidson. Pitts. Butt. Albert Ashley, Wilkinson of Auburn. Herbert Galloway, Hugh Sanford, Brock Taber. Troy Halls. Gus Tatum. Glenn Jennings, Brantley Foimar Hu- bert Dent. Troy Watts. Edgar Finch; Tom Alley, c. B. Betty. Lee Betty and The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. saffoid and MT. and Mrs. William Flowers and others.
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 Tn the assembly room at the Wo- mans Home yesterday afternoon were gathered a number of Interested sym pathetic women. to plan and work TOT the cause to which they give meSn sSa of time. thought and aetivity-tne monthly business meeting of the asso- cfation presided over by the President Mrs T. w Hannon. Mrs. T. s. Critten- den as secretary, and Mrs W. G. fei- verton as acting treasurer
 The initiatory work of the winter was generally discussed. and plans presented for broader and larger uss- fuiness in further caring for the resi- dents who have become helpless from the infirmities of age, the plans nnaae possible through the generous bequest of the late Mir. L. ". Boultier. of which the association has now come into final possession.
 The cause has never had more loy- al, helpful friends than the Tndepend-  denced by recent timely check sent through Mir. A. c. Forbes. Nearly every resident is now sup piled with sewing from the daintisat embroidery to the hand made quilt, 'the dull season" at an end.
 For the committees. Mrs T. J. Mat tox; for supplies, Mrs. s. S. Crittenden: for repairs and Mrs. John W Watts on admittance, reported gratifying work.
 GTTErNEY-EARmNER.
 A marriage which will take place this afternoon at o'clock is of inter- est to the many friends of the young couple. It Is that Of Miss Annie. Irene Gardner and Mir. Benn stone Cheney, of Ashtabula. O. The bride-elect is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Gardner, and the wedding will be sol- emnized at their home 500 Plum Street. Highland Park. Rev. J H. Bush. ofi- eiating. Miss Blanche Gardner, sister of the bride-elect, will be maid of hon. or. and MT William Hewins. of Ashta- bula. O.. will be best man.
 DINNER TO WEDDING PARTY.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Gardner en- tertained the members of the Cheney Gardner wedding party at dinner last evening after rehearsal. The party tn- cluded: Mir and Mrs. Gardner, Miss Annie Irene Gardner, Mir Benn. Stone Cheney. Mir. William Hewins, Miss Blanche Gardner. Mir. and Mrs. Up. church. MT. Robert Upchurch, MT and Mrs. W. B. Holt, and Rev. and Mrs J. H Bush.
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 Mrs. T. M. Jansan has returned home after an extended trip East.
 Mrs. Joe A. Smith and little daughter. venda, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs W E. Raines. at their home on North Bainbridge Street. have returned to their home in Evergreen.
 Mrs Thomas M. Owen will go to At- Iar,ta this morning to visit her brother. MT. H. M Bankhead, a lieutenant in the United States Army. Mrs. owen will be gone about two weeks. during which time she will discuss with Miss Curtis the play she is writing for that popular actress Miss Curtis Is spending some time in Atlanta now.
 Mrs. + c. Gunnels and children have returned home, after spending the summer in Boston.
 There will be no meeting of the Coll iege Club this morning, as has been an- nounced before.
 MT. c. E. shannon has returned home after visit to friends in Ashtabula- o. and Erie. Pa.
 Mrs. Mary Arlington and daughter. MISS baafy AFrtnBtOuf nave gone to Chi- cago to spend the month of September with Mir. and Mrs. John Arlington
 
 Mrs. Charles stakeley and daugh- ters Misses Frances Stakely and Flora Stakely, have returned home after spending some time at Tallulah Falls and Atlanta. Ga.
 Mrs R. D. Steiner and daughter, Miss Helen Steiner. have returned home after a stay of some time in Missis- sippi.
 Miss Gertrude Egge. Miss Eleanor Wilson and Mrs. R. H. Hindes left yes- terday for Wetumpka, where they will join q camping party given by Mir. Allie Goldberg, Jr,, of Nashville, at