The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11

VII meet with Mrs. A. J. Taylor this atternoon at her residence. 709 south lawrence street, at s:s0 o'clock. Mrs. Henry Newson. Secretary. WORKING wOMAN's
 HOME ASSOCIATION. The monthly business meeting of the working Woman's Home Assooiation. postponed from the previous week on account of rain, was held yesterday afternoon at the Home on Adams ave nue and was presided over by Honor ary Life President Mrs. B. l.. Wy man.
 The faithful and zeaious nres,dent Mrs. T. W. Hannon, was greatly missed. Mrs. Hannon was recently called to Charlottesville, Va, on ac- count of the severe Illness of her son. Paul. student at the University of Virginia.
 The tenderest sympathies of her CO., workers were expressed for her In her anxiety for her son.
 pr. and Mrs. Forney Stevenson. with their little daughters, Elizabeth and Frances, have gone to Jacksonville to attend the wedding of pr. Stevenson's s sister.
 Miss Willie Barton. of Marietta, Ga, IS visiting Mrs W. W. Pearson.
 
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Greene. and their little daughter, Florence. Mir. and Mrs John ". Sibley and MT and Mrs J B. Richards of Birmingham and Rev Raleigh Greene. of Girard, were at the New Exchange yesteday to attend the Greene -Glenon e-ndding.
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 Miss Florence Lasey of Auburn. who came to be present at the marriage of MT. Greene and Miss, Glenn on Tuesday Is with Mrs. Henderson on Perry Street.
 Miss Mary Burke will entertain the chafin Dish Club on Friday evening Mir. James Young made a very scholarly address on Hamlet, before the young ladies of the High School yesterday morning.
 Miss Ruth TrimbIe of Sheffield Ia the guest of Mrs. Archibald Cunning ham.
 Montgomery is unusually fortunate In numbering among her daughters so many young women Of talent. Two of the most gifted of these are Misses Nellie and Frances Wolff, and it will be of interest to all lovers of good music to know that both of these young women are on the program of the Federation meeting. The former will render a violin solo on Tuesday evening" and Miss Frances Wolff, will sing on the following evening. < + Misses Carrie and Hattie Fancher, of CentreviIle, are with Mrs. John Dil- lard on Columbus Street.
 + YOUNG wOMEN's CHRIs-
 THAN ASSOCIATION. Subject for today "Wednesday. Nov. ID The Holiness of God. manifested fin the cross of. Christ
 Special topic for prayer. the associa- tions of Asia, Praise, for strength and guidance given to the National Committee in InJbn. Burmah and Cey- lon during the months of special diff ficulty and for the supply of financial needs. Prayer for a new national secretary and for guidance with regard to all arrangements for the national work. For the work of the student department, that the women students of India may be won for Christ in larger numbers. Thanksgiving for the many .oppor-
  and for the new workers who are pre- pairing t0 go out to this country. Prayer for the work in Hong Kong and Shanghai and for the student branches throughout China.
 Thanksgiving for the new hostel for women students recently opened in Japan. For the third Young Women's Christian Association summer confer ence, held in Tokio. Prayer for the AJnR Ha -R Ank foreigners and Japanese; that strength and faith may be theirs For Japan ese women studying abroad who will return to be leaders For the woman hood of Japan who have had thrust upon them such rapid adjustments, such a sudden change from the old to the new.
 Praise for the development of the ship in the Associations in Syria. Praise for greater interest and increas- cd attendance at the meetings From Jerusalem. prayer for the extension of the association amongst the young and for guidance as to the formation of junior branches in German and Arabic.
 Praice for the development of the work in Asia Minor and Turkey in Asia.
 Right Rev. blBHOp E. u. Weeu, Episcopal Bishop of Florida, spent yes- terday in Montgomery the guest of his relatives, MT. and Mrs. T. Gardner Poster. at Cloverdale. Bishop Weed was on route to his home at Jackson vile. Fla.
 Mrs. W. NJ. Chambers, of Washing ton City. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Clifford Lanier, at her home on South Perry Street
 Mrs. R. D. Mckinney will entertain at a supper at her apartments, 2l Adams Street, Saturday night
  pr. J. S. Lyons, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, of Louisville. Ky. Is stopping with Mr. aud -trs. Victor Hanson during his stay in Montgom- cry.
 A BURNING CHIMNEY.