The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-27
MONTGOMERY REPRESENTATIVES
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oficial ladies attending the reunion, the party from Montgomery at the Cawthon, chaperoned by Mrs. Virgil Griffin. has come in for a large share of enthusiastic admiration. This party consists of Miss Sarah Warren Wilker- son, sponsor in chief, Army of the Ten nessees Department, U s. c. v., and Misses Georgia Whiting Saffold and Mildred Taylor Andrew. her maids of honor.
 Miss wiikerson was much honored and admired as the sponsor for the Alabama division at the general re- union at Birmingham last June. She is a young lady of rare intellectual at- tainments; and of most captivating beauty ana vavacity.
 Miss Sanold has the glorious combi- nation of soft brown hair and lustrious brown eyes, being of that artistic type that, in Mobile, has .elicited many en- thusiastic panegyrics.
 Miss Andrew is a lovely and attrac- tive blond. Her sweetness and win someness of manner are unrivaled and are always source of infinite deIec- tation.--Mohile Item. ,. .4
 NOTICE, MAGAZINE CLUB.
 The Magazine Club will meet this afternoon with Miss Olivia Anderson Mrs. J. walter Black.
 Secretary.
 NOTICE, SESAME CLUB. The Sesame Club will meet at the Temple at 3:3O today. Members are urged to be prompt in attendance.
 There will be several prominent wo- men present in Montgomery for the centennial celebration of the planting of the Baptist Church In Alabama, to be held here on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. T. H. Hamilton of Birmingham. First Vice-President of the Baptist woman's Missionary Union of Ala bama, Is on the program for discus sion of the work of Baptist women in this State during the last hundred years. Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. D, M Malone Secretary-Treasurer of the same mission union. will be the guests of Mrs c. F. Anderson, on Court Street. during their stay in the city.
 Miss Willie H. Kelly. representative Of. Alabama women in China, now vts- ting the home lands. will. be the guest of Mrs. T. W. Harmon at 4SI South McDonough Street.
 Mrs J. F. Ray. missionary to Japan. will be with Mrs, S. B. Davis on Sayre Streei.
 Mrs. Maud Reynolds Mcclure. Presi- | uSnI OI InS WOtiAh hAiSoAOudFy -OHtoA Training School. at Louisville, will be with Mrs. L. F. Richardson. on Perry Street. .--'
 Montgomery is we'll represented among the officers of the Baptist 'Wo- mans Missionary Union of Alabama. Mrs. Charles A. stakely is President. and Mrs. T. W. Ramon, Secretary Treasurer.
 The sponsors and maids for the Au- burn team were rendered a box party at the Grand to see the Red Mill" and a supper at the Exchange on last evening in celebration of the glorious victory of the A.. P. I. over the Gsor- gla Crackers
 Miss Leta Hudmon of opelika is the guest of Miss Olivia Bosacki.
 AIr. W. B. Oliver. who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Manly Foster, has returned to his home in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs Thomas Ellis of Birmingham Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Martin Bald win.
 Mrs. James Armstrong. who has heen Ill for some time, is now very much improved.
 pr. Malcolm .. Burke or the Unl- yersity Is spending the Thanksgiving holidays with relatives in the city.
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 Miss Nina whitmore leaves tomorrow for Birmingham, where she will spend some time with Mrs. Robert Ewing, her cousin.
 Miss Marian Black is spending the Thanksgiving holidays with Miss Helen Bashinsky in Troy,
 There are ruurors of all Kinds of a good time at the Greys' Hall on Wed nesday night. The Auburn boys were up and a Dutch supper was served in their honor
 Rev. J. Mercer Greene and wife of Mich olsonVllle are in Montgomery for the Baptist Ceutennial and are the guests of Mrs. J. c. Ivey. at AIS Ala bama Street.
 Mrs. Waiter H. Berry left yesterday for Columbus, Ga. for e weeks visit E. to. EelattReA