The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-04
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ntvsrsarv of inc settlement of Baptisfs in Alabauaa. the Woman.s Missionary Union of the southside Baptist Church held an Interesting meeting on Thurs. dav afternoon This anniversary ts being celebrated by all the Bap~ tists in the state and number of en- tertaining programs have been ar ranged and carried out by the Baps tists. A feature of this meeting was the appointing of delegates to the Hap tist celsbration in Roanoke on July ga. ga and 2A.
 The enjoyable program was ss foi- lows:
 song-.Jesus saves-
 Scripture reading and prayer by Mra R. P. Bazemore. President of the un- 4 talk on -rhe womans Missionary union--Its Work and Progress" by History Of the Baptists for the Last 100 Years.v by Miss Louise Heard.
 A Doenl-rThe Light Is Breaking by Miss Wilhelmina Shepard.
 4 recitation--s1krs. Pfckett'a Mis- sionary Box" by Mss Gladys worth sonE--.Eide Me. Oh Nv savior.a
 A poem--"so Send You" by Mss 4 posm--.Broidsry work" by Mss Camille shaDard.
 At the conclusion of the program re- treatments were served
 MISS BULLOCK ENTERTAINs.
 Miss Annie Judkins Bullock enter tained few friends in an informal home Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A Bullock. on South GoldthWaite Street. when she comnlfmented Miss Bessie Miles and her guests. Miss Anna Anderson of Selma Miss Ernestine Pat terson of Decatur. Tex. and Miss Fe- iia Demon of Lafayette: who are col lege smateB of Miss Bullock. they all having attended the Judson together last year.
 The home was adorned with ferns and cut flowers. the colors of the blossoms carrying out the idea of the Fourth of July. For the entertain. paent of the guests. each was given ( card on which was written alternate lines of the Star spangled Banner. and blanks left for the other lines. which were to be filled in.
 Miss Bullock's guests were Misses Cecile Chiffon. Natalie Thornton, Clay. tic Thornton. Kate purr. Lillian Erner- son. Laura Kenney. Jean Matthews. Marion McGshes and Eula DawsOn- THEATRE PARTY .FoR MISS
 MILES GUESTS. One of the charming social events of yesterday was the theatre party ct the Majestic at which Mr. W. D. Dow entertained number Of friends last evening in compliment to Miss Bessie Miles and her Euests. Miss Ernsstine Patterson of Texas. Miss Felia Densou of Lafayette. and Miss Anna Anderson of Selma. Mir. Dow's sother guests ware Miss Olivia Bogacl<f. Mir. George Miles, Mfr. Grimm. Mir. N. D. Denson and Mir. Tallman.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A Lanier have re- turned home from Talladega Springs, where they have been spending some time.
 Mrs. C. C. Absrcrombts and little son Charles. will leave soon for Can < ada. where they win spend . month. Mra s wiiieosx. Miss Josepna WilIcox and MT. James Dewitt will- cox. will leave in a few days for North coroIina. where they will spend the summer.
 1fiss Virginia Abercrombie Is spend ing the week with Miss Annie Holt. at the home of her parents. MT. and Miss Holt and Miss Abercrombie will leave on Monday for Perdido Bay. where they wlii visit Mss Tiorancs MarkA.
 Friends in Montgomery win be in- terested in the announcement of the marriage of Mr. !. W. Gardner, for- merIy of Montgomery, now q resident of Denver, Colo, to Miss Edith Mar guerite Montgomery of Denver The marriage will be solemnixed today in Denver. Mir. Gardner began his busi.. ness career in Denver last October, and during his short tirEs of raidence there he has made many friends and Is highly esteemed in both business and social circles in which he moves.
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 Mir and Mrs. H. 4. washingten of Louisville. ky. will pass through Mont gomery en route to Auburn. where they will visit her grandmother, Mrs E. c. Dowdeii.
 Miss Laura Pickett has returned home after visit to friends in Mis- sissipDi.
 Misses Mary and Sara Oliver. of Taliadega. who have been visiting their cousin, Miss Laura Kennedy, at her home on Mildred Street, have gone to Mobile. where they will spend some time before returning home.
 
 The Year Books of the Ionian Club are now ready and are at the Carue. gie Library. where the members of the club can call for them.
 Mrs. William Dearfield and little son James. have returned home after . visit to Mrs. Carter at her home in Hriar Hill-
 Mrs. 6. c. Oliver. of TalIadega. who has been spending some time with her sister. Mrs. S. P. Oliver, at her home on Mildred Street fs now with Mfr. T. c Oliver.
 Mrs. R. F. Monette of Greensboro is the guest of her parents. pr. and Mrs. II. [. Wood at their home on Church Street.
 Mrs. J. A. Schnell and little son, Samuel have gone to Savannah, Ga. where they will attend a house party given by Mrs. George Pearson.
 Miss Helen Steiner has returned home from Union Springs where she has been visiting friends. Miss stein- CT received many delightful social at- tentions while in Union Springs and was guest of honor at several charm ing entertainments.
 Mrs. T. H, Logan has gone to Gaines. vile, Ga. to spend some time.
 MT. and Mrs. Armstead Brown have returned home from Louisville. where A. T.-S ka s..t