The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17

School. As this win be the las, meet. ing full attendance Is urgently re. 9uestea lecture will be given by Prof. Anderson on manual training. NOTICE, PETER FORMER
 CHAPTER, D. A. R.
 The Peter Forney Chapter will meet next Wednesday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock st the residence of Mrs. A. P. Tyson, 44l South McDonough Street. :. will be elected Mrs. F. P. Glass.
 Mrs. George H. Mccombs.
 Secretary.
 MISS BALL ENTERTATNs SAT-
 UHDAY CARD CLUB
 Miss Mary Seibels Ball entertained yesterday morning. when the prize by Miss Ethel Picker.
 The games were followed by lunch con-.
 NOTICE, MOTHERS UNION.
 The Mothers Union will. meet Thurs day afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. It will be Presidents day and the last of the season.
 Miss Annie Grimm has returned from Marion, where she attended the Judson College.
 Mrs. William Perry and little laugh ter, Ella Bedford. have returned from Marion. where they attended the com mencement exercises of the Iuds'n
 Mrs Luke Johnson of Rome, Ga. will be among the prominent women who will attend the Alabama Confer ence of the woman,s Home Mission So- ciety, which convenes- here next Thurs day. Mrs. Johnson has many friends here made during previous visit when she was the guest of Mrs. Phares Coleman. She is a member Of the General Board.
 When the Alabama General Confer snce of the Wonan's Home Mission Society conyenes here next Thursday, Mrs Thomas M owen will deliver the address of welcome in behalf Of the Home Mission Societies of the city. and Mrs. W. M. Cox will deliver the address of welcome in behalf of the Foreign Mission Societies.
 Mrs. I. W. Chalker of Abbeville will respond.
 At a recent presentation of "A Mid summer Nights Dream" by the stu dents at Randolph Macon College. at Lynchburg. Va, Miss Ida Belle Gay of Montgomery distinguished herself as Nick Bottom, as she did in the same character when she took part in the play when it was presented by number of pupils of the High School last year.
 Mrs. A. C. Forbes will leave today for Rollins, Va. where she goes to attend the graduating exercises ot Hol- lins Institute. Her daughter, Miss Clara Ellen Forbes. is member or Miss Forbes will visit Natural Bridge and other points before returning home.
 Mir and Mrs. P. S. Hay and son have gone to Harrington to spend several days
 Miss Ruth Fonvile of Mexico, Mo. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. c. A. FonviIle, at their home on Washington Street.
 Mrs. Andrew Buchanan of Auburn is the guest of Mrs. George stoval'
 Mrs. W. B. Jackson is visiting rela- tives in Georgia.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emil Wise and baby of Elba are visiting her parents, MT. and
 The members of the Junior Mite so- ciety of Perry Street Church enjoyed a nicnic seven miles in the country, out on the Hayneville Road yester- day. ,,-..
 Mrs. Frank Smith of Thomasville, Ga ., is visiting her parents MT. and Mrs B. F. Marlborough, at their home on Church Street. -----'--'------
 Miss Louise Reeves is spending today with relatives in Troy.
 Miss Lila Belle Carr is visiting rela- tives in Hardaway
 Miss M. S. Pinkston. who has sui fered a serious Illness IS the result of a fall, is recovering and Is still at the home of Mir and Mrs. J. A. Bullock on South Goldthwaite Street
 Miss Cecil Huston of Louisville. Ky, is the. guest of Miss Annie Judkins Bullock at the home .,T of & her parents. MT thwaite Street.
 Mrs. Grace MacGowan Cooke and Miss Alice MacGowan go this week to a hospital to undergo operations where by it is hoped the serious injuries if1- is interesting that these sisters. the most widely known of Chattanooga's women. so closely associated in their lives and literary work, hould have been injured at the same time in almost the same way, and should now have to They lost in the fire at Hellicon Hall thousands of dollars in finished and in-