The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
WOMEN ano SOCIETY

WTWMW Ell HH 8h 8 U Mzlk A 1Ah 7kx3lhs4hz AProrNTMENT OF SPONSOR, MAIDS
 AND MATRONs OF HONOR, AND
 CHAPERON OF ARMY or PENNIES
 SHE DEPARTMENT, U. S. Q. ", FOR
 REUNION AT MOBILE.
 General order No. 5 has been issued by pr. Clarence J. Owens. Comman- der of the Army of Tennessee Depart ment, United Sons of Confederate Vet erans which Department embraces the States of Georgia, Florida. Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Tennessee. This order desIgnates the sponsor and ofacial ladies of this organization for the reunion that will be heid at MO- bile. November 24 to 2e.
 This is the first reunion that has been held by the Army of Tennessee Department The ladies who have been designated by pr. Owens are Famous for their beauty, and typifying tne highest ideals and .the loftiest senu- ments of the South.
 They are as follows:
 Sponsor-in- Chief. Miss Sarah War ren wilkerson. Montgomery.
 Maids Alabaua---Miss Minnie Lee Rainer, Union Springs: Miss Ida Hoi- ley. Abbeville: Miss Frances staksly. Montgomery; Miss Mildred Taylor An- drew Montgomery; Miss Georgia Whit ing Safrold, Montgomery; Miss Anna Pelzer, Montgomery; Miss Kate Steiner. Montgomery.
 Maids. Georgia-Miss Marie Dickson. Atlanta: Miss Josie Fasterling. Au- gusta.
 Pensacola; Mississippi. Miss Sallie Hunt, Greenville; Tennessee, Miss Mary YerRer Henderson Memphis: Louisiana, AdiSs Bernice Renwick, Monroe; Miss Gladys Broadway, Monroe; Miss Ethel Tisington, Monroe.
 Department Chapefon, Mrs. Nirgil lGrifan. Montgomery.
 Matrons of Honor. Mrs. E. M. Streat- or. Memphis; Mrs. H. R. Mcleod, Ba-
 The Appointment of ladies to repre- sent the Alabama Division. U. s. c. ". at Mobile reunion was announced yes" terday by A. C. Sexton, Commander as follows:
 Division Sponsor, Miss Georgia Rich- ardson. Montgomery.
 Maids, Miss Annie Warren Jones. Montgomery; Miss Vera Williams Mo
 Matron of Honor. Mrs. J. L. MouitOn.
 Chaperon. Mrs. A. c. Sexton. Mont-
 The appointment of oficial ladies of the Tennessee Division. has been an- nounced by R. D. l.. Bynum. Comman" der. as follows: Sponsor, Miss Eliza-  R. E. l.. Bynum, Jackson.
 The sponsor and maids of Louisiana Division have been appointed by Jo- seph Renwick, Commander, as follows: Sponsor, Mrs. Ralston Green, New or. { leans; Maids. Miss Coralee Renaud' New orieans, and Miss Katherine Green. Monroe.
 Arra. Thomas M. Owen, editor of this Department, writes from New York. or ssNewyorkItis," a disease. the Horse Show. the Grand Opera. Plays and Players and other things: New York City. Nov. IS, 1908.
 If you see a new conner diligently saarchinr the ad. columns for depart iments, for plays for bargains, TOT nir- cations. be sure you seq some of the first symptoms of the disease New vorkitis." Put the patient under sur yefllance and follow him or her through the streets. No sooner IS foot set upon pavement than the victim be- gins to. move at an abnormal gait. Then there is an acceieration of speed, aaowing signs of the Authorization that some one is in pursuit or else they, themselves are in eager quest of a fu- ,ritive. In the throng you allow your natient to escape you. There! Look in that oueer little mosque shaped pIace on the sidewalk. Oh, there she is-but alas. you miss her again! The earth has swallowed her up' The sub. way! You take the next express and folIow--no use. Possibly she has Gransferred at the Grand Central sta tion of subway lines away down there underground and will come out at Brooklyn to attend a matinee. Then go home and be safe in making your diagnosis. The case ts unmistakably sssNewyorkitis."
 It's .a pleasant malady.
 The charm of New York is the vari- sGty! Day in and day out something now, something big. something fine! On the night of November it was the