The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-31
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should be determined be weight, and thought that 60 cents pound would be fair price. The groom agreed to this and after the girl was weighed he handed over the money and was mar ried.
 Clipped from an exchange Is the fol- towing bit of advice to the business woman who wishes to succeed:
 If you want to succeed you must dress the part. Don't be wastefui or extravagant in your dress. but keep yourself neat-looking and well groom ed Don't go about with a slipshod, hangdog air as though you and success were as far apart as the poles. If you look helpless and incompetent, no one will trust you with work of any kind,
 When you apply for post. do so in a modest, yet confident manner.
 Business men are not looking for helpless, dependent femininity in their employees. What they want Is a we'll behaved, capable business woman.
 Dress as well as you can afford, but don't make the mistake of wearing beads and Iaces and elbow sleeves while on duty.
 a position because she was untidy or over dressed.
 The first steps in the ladder of suc- cess are the most difficult ones to climb.
 Nothing succeeds like success. you know, and when you have once made yourself known as a capable successful worker half the battle is won."
 F0R MISS SETTLE.
 The Country Club was the scene or a beautiful and brilliant function last evening when MT. John H. Wallace. IT,, entertained number of friends at 2 cotillion in compliment to Miss Rachael Settle of Frankfort. Ky, who Is the attractive guest of Miss Sara Warren Wilkerson.
 The cotiIlion was led by MT. Fillmore F. Higgins ably and gracefully assist ed by Miss Settle who wore a dainty frock of white lingerie, elaborately trimmed with lace.
 Miss Minnie Lee Rainer of Union Springs who Is also the guest of Miss Wiikerson were gown of yellow silk and Miss WiikeFson's charming attire was of white lingerie.
 A number of pleasing and novel terpsichorean innovations were intro duced and were danced with enthusiasm and zest.
 Tn an intermission delicious refresh ments were served.
 Among those who enjoyed the hos pitality of Mir. Wallace were:
 Miss George saffold and MT, Walter Pickett, Mss Lucia Richardson and Mr Thomas Jones, Jr., Miss Mildred Andrew and Mir Henry w Alexander, Miss Georgia Richardson and Mir. cooledge. Miss Annie Danziger and MT. H. c. Crenshaw. Miss Courtney and Mir. William P. Davidson, Miss Minnie Lee Rainer and Mir. J. Nj. Robbie, Miss Julia May Henderson and Mr. R E. Steiner. Jr, Miss Jeane Burke and Mir. F. P. Glass, Jr.. Miss Mary Eeihles Ball and Mir. c. LanfeF, Miss Sallie Desieux and Mir T. W Martin, Miss Roberta Roberts and MT George Peagler. Miss Lula Mcousen and Mir. ". J. Conniff, Miss Fannie Marks and Mir. R. E. seibels, Miss Bertha Fitz- patrick and pr. ". A. Sellers, Miss Ethel saffold and Mir. c. W. Stewart, Thompson. Miss Kate Steiner and Mir. M. H. Moore. Miss Minnie Reese Rich ardson and Mir. F. ". Browder Miss Frankie Jones and Mir. R. V. stirea; Miss Fl0Tence Davidson and Mr Will Ham C. Oats, IT.. Miss Annie Gastan and Mr. Robert EistFunk. Miss Corolyn Han non and Mir, Henry Manning, Mss Jean Lahey and Mir. J. B. Rutledge. Miss Taylor Beale and Mir. John Brame, Miss Mary Meteaif and Mr. Fl. 4. Jones, Miss Lillian Hill and Mr. D. Mcqueen, Miss Sarah Warren WIikefson and Mr John H. Wallace. IT.. Mir. and Mrs. Harry conniff. pr. and Mrs. Thomas M Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones. MT. and Mrs. D. B. Joseph, Mir, and Mrs. ". T, Seiheis, Mir. and Mrs. T.. ", Tyson, Mir. r. H. Wyatt, Mir. E. s. Watts Mir. R. Semmes, Mir. Frank Randolph. pr. l.. H. Rambo, Mir. Jack Powell. MT. ]. P. Parker, Mir.