The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
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 MEETING OF COLLEGE GIRLS
 4 number of the college girls of the city met yesterday morning in the parlors of the Young Womsns Chris tian Association and organized Col lege Girls Club as an auxiliary to the I. W. c. A. Miss Helen Steiner. who Is president of the Young Womens Christian Association in Rollins lnsti- tute, was chairman pro tenn and pre- sided over the meeting.
 OfIlcers were elected as follows; President, Miss Kate Steiner, who was not present at the meeting as she is out of town; Miss Christine Glass, vice president; Miss Louise chestnutt secretary. and Miss Natalie Thornton: treasurer. A committee composed or Miss Lucille virden, Miss Julia Mae Henderson. Miss Christine Glass and Miss Helen Vickers was appointed to draw up a constitution and by laws under which the club will conduct its work and present them at the next meeting which will be held next Wednesday at 10 o'clock in the T. W. C. A. parlors.
 The object of this club is to inter est the college girls in the Young Women's Christian Association during the summer and each member of the club is accorded the full privileges Of the r. W. c. A. with the exception of the swimming pool. Every college girl in Montgomery is eligible to membership and it is the wish of the club to have as many of them as pos sible join. At this meeting there were eight different colleges repre- scented. among them the Hollins Insti- tute, Rollins. Va; the Judson. at Marion; the University of Alabama, the Washington, D. C.. Seminary, mans College of Baltimore. the mary Baldwin Seminary. of staunton, Va, and the Randolph Macon College. Of Lynehburg, Va
 Miss Charlotte Davis. general secre- tary of the Y. W. c. A. in Montgom- cry. was present at this meeting and made an interesting and instructive talk to the girls Mrs. Florence Har- ris, president of the Y. w. c. A., also addressed the girls.
 After the business was finished a social hour was enjoyed in which fruit punch and wafers were served by Miss Davis and Miss Julia Mae Henderson
 Among the members Already enrolls ed are Miss Kate Steiner. Miss Ger trude Johnstone, Miss Helen Steiner, Miss Dora Davidson and Miss Lucille Virden, who represent Rollins Insti- tute; Miss Julia Mae Henderson. who represents Randolph Macon College; Miss Natalie Thornton. Miss Helen Vickers and Miss Lannie Barnes. who rpresent the University of Alabama: Miss Bessie Miles, Miss Jean Burke, Miss Annie Judkins Bullock and Miss LifNan Emerson, from the Judson: Miss Sara Wilkerson, from Washing ton Seminary, Miss Louise Chestnut, from Ward Seminary; Miss Christine Glass, who represents the Woman's Al El0N Payne from the Mary Baldwin Semi nary.
 The next meeting of the club will be held on next Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the I. W. c. 4. par lors.
 DAVIs-CRITTENDEN
 Mir. F. H. Davis of Cuthbert, Ga. and Miss India Belle Crittenden of Sellman, Ga, were married at the home of T T.. Byars, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. MT. Cox officiating.
 Mir. Davis is prominently connected in telephone enterprises in Georgia. owning several local exchanges and long disfance lines in that State
 Miss Crittenden is near relative Of Mrs. T. T. Byars of this city and . daughter of Hon. J. F. Crittenden of shellman.
 The young couple left immediately toTr WAScO4S1up the 1OEIuSL nome or the groom, from whence they will depart in few days for an extended automo- bile trip through Colorado, down the coast to California, and thence back by auto to their home in Cuthbert, Ga.
 
 East Lake on a moonlight night is transformed int can ideally picturesque spot and to fully enjoy the resort and the full beauty of the lake itself the public has found that such night as Monday is best chosen for an outing.
 A large party went out last night as guests of Mr. Wilson Brown with the Misses Semple of New York. and Miss Eltnore of Montgomery. as guests of honor. The party went out in i've au- tornobiles. and arrived in time for an elaborately prepared supper served on the lake front. Everything was in waiting and the guests enjoyed great ly the supper served at picnic tables within the tmprovised pergola. The remainder of the evening was given up to the various attractions at the lake which formed varied form of entertadnment. The party returned towards midnight in their autos at the height of the beauty of the moonlit evening. MT. Browns guests were Mrs. Darlington Semple. Misses Emily and Ellen Semple, Miss Elmore. Mr. and Mrs. Culpepper Exum, Miss Bar ton A0Ass <A1AAo 1AouLedOn1cO MT and Mrs. Ross c. Smith, Mir. and Mrs. Echols McBee Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Barrett, MT. and Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes Mir. John L. Raul. MT. Erskins Ram. sey, Mir. George Gordon Crawford, Mr. David Roberts, Jr., Mr. Robert Brown and Mir. Calentine Nesbit.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Barrett will en. certain for Mir. and Mrs. Exum's guests Misses Semple of New York and Miss Anna Elnaore of Montgomery, We'd nesday evening.
 A very enjoyable event of the week will be the garden party this evening given by Mes Eva Conner at her South Highland home with the Misses Sem. pie of Ne Ywork, and Miss Elmore of Montgomery, as her honored guests. The hour is 9:S0.--Birmingham News.
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 Mesdames F. M Mosely and H. NJ Hobbie. of Montgomry. Ala, are visit ing their sister. Mrs Elmer D. veeder. Mrs. Hobbie is accompanied by her daughter. Miss Nonie Hobbie. and son Henry Hobbie. MT. Hobbie Is vice