The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-10
Mrs. Horace strlngfeilow. '

ETesluonI. i. Mrs Horace Stringfellow. Chairman Finance Committee. The members of the Fellowship Club have chosen Tuesday evening. May 19, as the date for their lawn fete. The Committees will be directed by Miss Eugenia Knabe. Additional information has come concerning the Southern Conference to be held at Kenilworth Inn, Asheville, N. C., from June 5 to Is. 1905 Fol lowing are the names of some of the speakers: Mir. Robert E. Speer of New York, Rev. Charles R. Erdmon of Prince ton, N J.. Rev. Richard Orme Flinn Of Atlanta, Ga. and MT. Fletcher Brock man of China. There will be three Bible classes. the leaders being Miss Ethel Cutler, Bible Secretary for the student Department of the National Board; Rev. Wilbert W. White, D. D., of New York: Rev. Robert Wells Veach of Rochester, N. Y. The mission study classes will be led by Miss Edith U. Crane of Baltimore and Miss Harriet Taylor of the National Board
 PICNIC AT PRTCKETT SPRINGS.
 A number of young girls who enjoyd a picnic at Pickett Springs yesterday were Misses Legrand Smith, Phillis Gayle. May Banks. Mary Ella Holt Mfttfe Holt, Lee Marks, Mary Baldwin williams and Mary Manley Fillmore.
 The young ladies who were In charge are Miss Elizabeth Andrew, Miss An nie Danziger and Miss Mildred Andrew
 The Sophia Bibb Chapter, U- D.. C'. will be represented at the convention in Birmingham this week by Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. L. G. Dawson. Mrs. L. B. Whit field. Mrs. R. P. Dexter, Mrs. O. H. McCombs, Mrs. F. G. Tayloe, Miss Pauline Hauseman, Mrs. Bibb Graves Miss Nellie Holt.
 MEETING OF MAGAZINE CLUB.
 On Friday afternoon at the home Of Mir and Mrs. J. W. Black the mem bers of the Magazine Club held very interesting meeting when it was recip- rocity day with the club and the pro gram included several papers from the other literary clubs of the city. Among tn em a paper by Mrs. s. B. Seelye or inc No Name Club on "The Education in This Country to the Beginning of the Nineteenth Gentry"
 A paper by Miss Louise Well Of the Sesame Club on "vanity Fair.
 A paper by Mrs. Lamar Law of the Art study club on 'Tysippuss"
 Mrs. W, ,H, Hudson. president or the No Name Club. gave an interesI- ing and instructive talk on the work nT her club as did also Miss Hatchett, ..,dant oI of inc Art Study Club, and Mrs. A. B. Meyer, president or the Sesame. .t.l
 Mrs. Blacks home was adorned with roses and fruit punch was served from an attractive table placed in the nal
 A nlate luncheon followed the liz nrsr,, nrorrarn. Among the additional kuests indebted to Mrs. Black for de- ilghtful hospitality were Mrs. Neander Woods. Miss Woods. Miss Dolly kirk' Nils Ethel Harwell. Mrs. Breh or sos tonS Mrs. Percy Black assisted in en- tertaining the guests.
 1rurTNc OF SEWING CIRCLE.
 The members of the Sewing Circle met with Miss Clare Hertz Friday art arnoon when she entertained them aC . oorcb marty and the tasks were toi- lowed by the serving of delicious re- treatments. - y.A c.a,-
 The party included Miss Kate stei. ner Miss Maude Altman, Miss bertle WeiI Miss Bessie Cadden, Miss Lucille woN MisaA Dora Marcus. Miss Maude Strauss. Ma Kal swartz and Mrs' Gus Seligman.
 NOTICE1 sAYRE STREET ,
 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT.
 rh. savre Street School District connmtttee of the Montgomery Schooi S,orrovenent Association will meet ImpLovos afternoon at s:30 o'clock. All members are urged to attend As thia will be the last meeting TOT tnS 1s season and work for the summer "ii DC Rp p'@T order of the Chairman. Mrs. Dun can May.
 NOTICE FRANCIS MARI-
 rho RArular meeting of the Francis GSarJop Chapter, D. A. R., VIII pc helo at Inc residence of Mrs. Burwel Boy Fin on South Perry street WednesdaY afternoon at 4:3O o'clock
 Rv order of the Regent. Mrs. Halls Janney. ,.,.. s..ro.a-, NOTICE, PETER FORNEY
 The regular monthly meeting of Pe- far Forhey Chapter has been post noned from Wednesday, May lS. to Wednesday May 20, on account Of the sbsence of so many members from the oitv Mrs. F. P. Glass. Regent.
 Mrs. c. H. McCombs, Secretary NOTICE WORKING wO-
 MANS HOME.
 The regular monthly meeting Of The Working Woman's Home Association will De nelO dl Lnt AloAil' A''N'~s ernoon at 4:30 o'clock, by order Of the President. ., tary.
 ''The Bandbox," a play by Mrs. Marie Bailey Shrader, is soon to he presented In New York Mrs Shrader has won considerable success as a magazine writer, and her debut as a playwright will interest Talladega. her native city. She is a daughter of Mrs. Emma Nose lev Bailey, now of Washington. where she practices law with signal success The father of Mrs. Shrader, the late Ed ward Bailey, at one time was editor of Our Mountain Home. Mrs. Shrader is a most charming and interesting young woman, and though she has not been in Talladega for some time, has many friends here.-Talladega Mountain Home.
 There will be a meeting of the Dis trict Committee of the Decatur Street Sch ooI Improvement Association at the school Tuesday afternoon at 4;S0 o'clock. A good attendance is request ed as this will be an important meet ing.
 Invitations have been received by Montgomery friends to the commence ment exercises of the senior class of Iudson ColleRa. which wiu kakA nis~@