The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10

- MARRIAGE or A POPULAR
 0CALA COUPLE. Mir. Ernest c, Rawis of this city left Saturday afternoon for Monteom- cry, Alaabma, on an exceedingly pleas. ant mission. At { o'clock this aftar- noon he will be united In marriage to Miss Effie Bright, also of this city, The marriage will take place at the home of the brides uncle at sss South Hull Street. where Miss Bright has been visiting for several weeks
 This announcement will be quite a surprise to the friends of the young couple. although their intimate friends have known of their engagement, but 1t was generally supposed that their marriage would take place later on.
 After spending couple of days in Atlanta and Jacksonville, Mir. and Mrs Rawlsi will return to this city to re- side, and will be cordially welcomed by their many friends.
 The bride is quite a young girl. and during her short residence in this city she has made a great many friends here. She is the daughter of Mir. and R A. Bright, the former being the manager of the Montezuma Hotel She is. bright and attractive. and will bs . charming young matron.
 Mir. Rawls ia the city ticket agent for the Seaboard Air Line Railway. and makes this company a very clever young official. He is courteous ob1fgfns and accommodating, and by his pleasant manners has made him. self very popular. This paper Is, the first to wish the young couple all possible joy and hap piness--ocaIa Star.
 
 INDUSTRIAL HOME FOR
 ERRING GIRLS. The Board of Managers of the Mercy Home in Birmingham have now on hand most commendable project the building of an Industrial Home for Girls. A home, which, 1t Is hoped, will do for erring and wayward girls what the Industrial School for Boys at East Lake Is loIng for boys.
 The home is to cost $50,0oO, e7,000 of this sum has already been raised. The promoters of the work arc most hopeful of success. They say, We believe that the money necessary will be contributed willingly and gladly. because 1t Is a reasonable, righteous undertaking. It is moral. 1t Is econo-l mic. 1t Is just"
 Mir. and Mrs. GIG. Galloway are re- cetvinE congratulations on the birth of a son. They have named the boy John Butler.
 Mrs. Harry Peacock and Miss Bland selden have returned to Selma, after spending several days at the Exchange.
 fa Miss Dora Marcus is visiting her uncle. Mir. Adolphus .Fenchal, in St. Louis. She will be gone several months.
 Mrs. J. G. Winter, after an extended trip abroad. is at home again.
 Miss Edith Meyer and Bertie Well are In Selma. where they went to attend the Harmony Club ball.
 Mrs. J. D. Matlock of Hirmingham is to be the guest of Mrs. F. A. Flow CTS on Perry Street during the Federa- tion.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. E, westbrooks of with friends in Montgomery.
 Miss Maggie Figh. who is teaching in Dothan, spent several days in Mont- gornery recently.
 Little Miss elizabeth Mcleod of sel-i ma. 10 spending tiie week with nert grandparehss. Mr. and Mrs George W. Halls. @ hs
 Miss Etta Jenkins will entertain. at cards on Thursday evening". Little Antoinefte gorelI has recovered rom Al rscAnt severe illness, to the great dAIi of her friends, both little
 s95l ~-Ef tt he guest, for few days, of Mrs. Frank rayloTs
 Miss Camille Lamar of Macon Is yis- ting. Miss Flora Young on South Court I Hfra. Horace stringfellow has gone to Pittsbutg to visit friends. , Miss Helen silverman of Atlanta is visiting Mrs. simon Loeb at her home pm South Court Street. . + +
 There was a business meeting of the Saturday Card Club at the home of Mrs. W, K. Pelzer on last Saturday. Business of Importance was transacted. including the election of oficers for  Is the incoming President, and Mrs. J. L.. Whetstone, Secretary and Treas urer. The first regular meeting of this club will be held Nov. 2s. with Mrs. Stuart Mckenzie.
 Mrs. Mary Guesner has returned from a protracted stay in Virginia.
 
 Miss Susie May Is home again from | ar s,.FNraer 0eItinz
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 Mir. and Mrs. William H. Sanford were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Ham H. Thomas for several days last week. Mrs. Stanford will be with Afrs Thomas during the Federation.
 
 Miss Triphena Tehnille Is visiting relatives in Macon. Ga.
 Mrs. J. B. Walters Is spending sev- eral days in Montgomery.
 The marriage of Miss EPLouise Glenn and James Benjamin Greece. will take place this afternoon at 5;So o'clock at the home of the brides uncle MT