The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-05

room Tn Wntcn the many pFeBrutH were displayed was adorned with American
 An enjoyable reception followed the
 The young couple left at 10 o'clock for a trip to Washington. New York and the East Before retuFrinE. they will visit Miss Florence Norwood, sis ter to the bride. -at smith College. Northampton. Mass.
 FARRIOR-MPHERsO
 Tn an impressive ceremony performed last night at a;sose'eiock at the home or the brides parents, E. Farrior, Jr., of Letohatchie. was married to Miss Eliza beth MsPhsEson'. Rev. T., M. panpeily ofIiciated.
 The groom is prominent young bus iness man of Letohatchie and the bride is well known in Montgomery as the popular daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. H. McPherson.
 sAYRs. STREET SCHOOL
 IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
 At a meeting of the Savre Street School Improvement Association on Wednesday afternoon. boxes contain- Ing contributions to the piano fund were opened, and it was found that the contents netted the generous sum of s55. There are still some boxes which have not been tuTned iR, so the fund will be further increased. As this Is one of the few city schools not owning a piano, this is q matter of great inter- est to the members of the Association The improvement of the school grounds was discussed at length, and definite plans were made for beautify- ing them, The meeting was a9 enthu- stastic one, and much good work is pro- Jeeted for the near futures .s. 2
 HErTINo or sOF1sIn RsBn CHAPTER.
 The Sophie Rthh Chapter held very Interesting and profitable meeting nt the home of it's president. Mss Mary KirkpatFick. at 1 o'clock Wednesday at- ternoon. About tWsntysave members were present and much business or im- portance was transacted.
 The Central Committee who had In charge the lunch stand at the Fair. made such successful report that they were given vote of thanks for theis ilne n,Hpagenent.
 The uontnittee on Relies reported that the portraits of distinguished Con- tsdera4eA hslonslng soa . tes ss. SMspass sa.,nas of the eapiteis 7
 The Floral Committee reported that they had sent a wreath tied with Con- faderata cai0rs to the bier of the la- mented clifford A. Larier who wag laid to rest just the hour befoFe this meet" ing eenvaned Lossng trthutea ware also paid to the memory of this dls' ltinguished southeFn gentlemen. A letter from Colonel Hilary A. Her bert. concerning tltei Arlington Mopu- ment was read. Miss Hauseman moved that the Sophie Bibb Chapter. send SIC to thip fund, It was, unanimously adopted,
 MEETING OF THE QUEEN OF CLUBS.
 The Queen of Clubs met with Miss Mary Ellen Harris st ii o'clock yes l terday morning.c In addition to the club members, the following were pres ent: Misses Cecilia Payne, Dixie Drum, Mary Kennedy, Christine Glass. Taylor Heaie, Mary Meyer, Ellen Tyson. Dora Davidson, Clara Ellen Forbes and Ruth Trimbie. from Georgia. A
 was won by Mrs. J. N. Baker Miss Taylor Beale won the Ell1ahethan ruR which was given es guests Refreshments were ssFved-ia several courses.
 NOTICE. 0OMARIITIsa 0N 50 Y SECURING HOMES FOR s. -,s ss NELEGATES.
 There will be a called meeting of the Committee on Securing Homes for khe DeleRates to the State Federation, Fri- day morning at II o'clock, st the Car negie Library. The representatives from each club on this committee are asked to be ready for full. report Of
 Mrs Phares Coleman. Pres, Mrs. + c. Gunnels, Chairman. l NOTICE, MOTHERS CIRCLE. 1 Thero win be meeting of the Moth- CTS Circle at the home of Mrs. Rosa Marcus. 1S Mildred Street st II o'clock 1 Thursday morning. All members are 1 requested to attend as there will be | business of importance transacted. 1 Mrs J. M. Hopkins Secty. NOTICE. SECESSION oAP-
 HTAL CHATTER. | The Secession Capital Chapter will | hold a meeting at the residence Of Mrs. | E. E. Langham is High Street at | o'clock. on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. F.. E. Langhan1, Secty.
 NOTICE, SATURDAY CARD CLUB.
 There will be a meeting of the Sat | urday Card Club, Saturday morning at Il o'clock. ct the residence of Mrs. W. K. Peizer.
 Miss Evelyn stansill, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. c. A. MeDah- | tel, has returned to her home In Selma. l S +
 Mrs. D. E. Theleen is visiting Dr. and Mrs Stanford Persons on, South McDenough Street,
 Miss, Minnie Bishop, who has been i visiting Mrs. Asbury Culver. has re- turned to Birmingham. |
 Mir. Mason Cofey has returned to, Washington. after visit to friends in Montgomery.
 Mrs. B. H. craig of Selma, will be with Mrs. Stanford Persons during the ] F'ederation. l Charles Allen Hopkins will entertain few friends informally on Friday evening at his home on Pleasant Ave nue. in celebration of his fifteenth birthday.
 Mrs. l.. G. Dawson and Miss Annie Malide Dawson. have returned from St. Louis, where they have been for the past month.
 Mas Margaret Mashburn has return ed from Greenwood, 8. C. where she spent the summer. .t baa R0ne tO