The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
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 BIRD DAY CELEBRATION. Bird Day was celebrated at Cottase Hill School yesterday morning wnen quite a number of patrons Of the schooi enjoyed the splendid program. The building was appropriateiy dee orated for the occasion and the address by Mir. willin gilam was very mucn en joyed by all present. He spoke m charming manner of birds anu .n r. use to mankind The 3eo pupils were assembled In the hall and all gave a'e most careful attention. Mrs. William Gayle spoke to the cnil1 dren on "Flowers,r and while ner marks were intended for the children they were enjoyed by all the mo.he.s present. Mrs. Gayle brought out 70 the pupils an immense ouncn ol N inc Dorothy Perkins. Numbers Of slips were given to the children and a "Dorothy Perkins Society" was formed. its obiect being to beautify both the home and school grounds oy rsisins flowers.
 Mrs. Rienzi Thomas sang ''The Baby and the Fly" the music by J. 5. Miiloy and words by Theodore Triton Mrs. Thomass song was rendered Tn sple,did manner and received enthusi- astic applause.
 One thing especially noticeable was the singing of the children. They showed careful training. Each one did their part well.
 The exercises were closed by the en- tire school singing America.
 The program was as follows; First Grade--"Rainbow Fairies" Second Grade--"When I'm Man q Captain I'll Be-"
 ''The Little Doves"
 First Grade division B-May Song First Grade. division A-"The Snow drop"
 Daffodl Drill-Girls of Seventh Grade.
 Song, The Baby and the Fly"--Mrs. Sons. .Ilndy"-Phiilipa Haardt. Address by Mir. Willingham.
 Address by Mrs. Gayle.
 Seventh Grade.
 Song, "A Bird is sweetiy singing"-- Class. Minnie Taylor
 Song. aSkylark"--Laura Beeder. Recitation. "Bfrds"-Alma Crabbe. Song. "Slnging"-Class.
 Recitation. "A Kings Iewef-Mar- guerite Williams.
 Song. My Doves"--Class
 Recitation, A Broken WinE"-Myr- tie Gtssendaner.
 Song. "A Robins Apology"-Neliie Smith.
 Song, Lovely May"-class.
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. pr. and Mrs. George Tnghman Me whorter of Riverton. Ala. announce the enRagement of their daughter. Mary Elizabeth to Mir. John William Newborn of. Birmingham. the marriage to be solemnized the morning or June l. at 10 o'clock at the Baptist Church. Riwerton. Ala.
 Miss McWhorter is very popular throughout the State and has many friends in Montgomery who Will pc m terested in her approaehtng weddinG. Mr.. Newborn Is one of the best known newspaper men ina the South. and holds a responsible position on the editorial staff of The Birnningham News.
 MEETING or COUNCIL or oF
 JEWISH WOMEN. The members of the Council of Jew ish, Women met yesterday afternoon in the vestry rooms of the Temple when the election of 0fiicers and q discussion of plans for q Nay festival and dance to be given at Pickett Springs were the. features Of business that claimed attention.
 The election of officers resulted as follows: Miss Pauline Hausman. pres ident; Mrs. Emile Well, vice president; Mrs. Alex Rice treasurer, and Mrs. B. c. Ehrenreich. secretary. NOTICE. HEBREW LADIES
 BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. The members of the Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society will meet Wednes- day afternoon at 1 o'clock in the yes try rooms of Temple Beth Or. All members are urgently requested to at- tend as there will be a probable change in the constitution.
 President. Mrs. E. I. Cadden.
 Secretary. RECIPROCITY DAY
 WITH SESAME CLUB. The members of the Sesame Club will meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. A. B. Meyer at her home, 543 Perry Street. when it will ba Reciprocity Day with the club and number of interesting papers from other literary clubs will be read and the occasion promises to be an espe- cially delightful one. NOTICE, LADIES' MEMO
 RIAL ASSOCIATION. The Ladies' Memorial Association will hold the regular meeting this (Tuesday) morning at 1l:30 o'clock in the Council Chamber.
 Mrs. M. D. Bibb. President Mrs Mary Arlington. Secretary.
 
 NOTICE, COUNTY ..y..-
 SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT. The Montgomery County School Inn provement Association will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the Library.
 Mrs. S. B. Seelye, President. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. Secretary.
 
 NOTICE, SECESSION CHAPTER. The Secession Capital Chapter, U. D. C., will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock with the President, Mrs. George Stowers. at her home, 7eS South Perry street.
 Mrs. J. H. Phillips, editor of the Fed eration of Women's Clubs page in The Mobile Register, writes in the following complimentary manner of the Fedora tion Year Book recently issued by Mrs w A Gayle. president, and Mrs. W. Il Seymour. secretary of the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs; Expressions of appreciation and com gratulations are reaching our rresi-