The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
THE SOCIAL SIDE
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 HELEN KELLER SECOND. Tn current issue of The Laaies Home Journal. the question is ssksu "who is Americas Foremcss s.,sy woman2" and The JournaIs ans"e1 is: Miss Jane Adams. of Chicago"
 An editoriaI in The March Ladies @This Interesting question, thousn hardly new. has come to us;
 s'what one living wSmAsn ss AnsTscan wHula wo. sSs artvsi sichai actievement7 Then vbat Ave other women. by the same measurement. would you thH liv. inr American women who have dons nlSef for womankindy
 .I.iste Of this sort are invariaply un satisfactory sun Y assrinr i well in mind. therefore. the basis on wnicn " are asked to make selection. nameiy: "a career of actual signai n., eIr th. one living American woman. apart rem alI others Miss Jane Addams as the foremost living woman In America to- ea gay n,ast nnsw for D DwomanEind, % and. for that matter. for hnmankind .As tc the other i've women we are asked to select, there will pc oI hTT is significant. howevar when one trleA to compile such list as this upon the broad basis of actual achievement, that the choice becomes narro@wsa @ 70 xsn reis K d list of six. one woman of foreign birth, Mrs Booth. But her work n1s been so splendidly and exclusivey ment. to forget the accident of her
 Jane Addaus for practical reform. g. Helen Keller AS an example ot overcoming almost insurmouh'avie os- 5. Helen Miller Gould for philan- Maud Baiiington Booth for uplif'.
 Ju,ia Ward Howe for the foster ing of patriotism. .
 Frances Folsom Cleveland for the embodiment of American witehooo anu Others there are, worthy women. with careers of actual signal achieves ment But six we are asked for' ana 1t Is . matter of great pride to Ala banra that the second of the SIX women pronounced foremost in America IS an 1ss tn Montsomerians Is that she Is now q guest in our city. Sne is IT. Helen Keller who Ia the guest of her sister. Mrs. Warren Tyson.
 NOTICE, CITY Y,FEDERA-
 Ts0N COMMITTEE. The committee of the City Tedera-- tion of Wonien's Clubs, composed of the following ladies win meet or. rrts .ris Tib5rary: Ta5 N Mrs. W, H. seymour. Mrs. Charles Moritz. Mrs. A. B. Meyer. Miss Elizabeth Moore. Mrs. W. J. Leon Well, Mrs. John Haardt. Mrs. can can May. Miss May Burke. Miss Sophia H olpass pssr Mrs Mrs iudan h Mosss ssss MT. ri Rusnsfs y Msxsr woodruff, S5s Miss RoSa steinsr' Miss Eosa s2 straqSs' ssesv. Mss !, Mrs T ASl- M Fl Hudson, Mrs. Victor Hansen.
 Mrs. Charles A. stakeiy.
 Miss Rutson Hatehett.
 Assistant Chairman.
 MISS HAYES IN FLORIDA.
 Of reading by Miss Maude m Hayes Yss Funiak Springs Breeze says: "Dr. Luke, of Labrador. was the title of the reading of Miss Maude the largest afternoon. audiences. of the season was held spell bound for one h0tff and fifteen minutes. sesses Ss rare re gifts and the fact that she delivers the piece without consulting her notes adds much to the interest oi the entsrtainment. Her voice w*sss w*ss large auditorium. the naodulations ex' ce1lent, the changes from one charac- ter to the other executed with splan- did art and the fire which she threw into the dramatic portions shows her to De a complete master of the art Of elocution and expression.
 We will look forward with pleasure fo hearing her other programs"
 Miss Hayes has charge of the school of oratory at the MontevsIio schoo for girls and has friends throughout Alabama.
 METHvIN- Nick ENZIE.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Methvin. oi their dauEfter, Annie Clyde, to Mir Kennith B. Mckenzie. the wedding tt take place in April
 sANDs-GIBsON.
 Mir. and Mrs. Collins F. Gibson for. nerly of Chicago. but who have peer residents of the Canal Zone. Isthmu' of Panama, for the past two years. an nounce the engagement of their daugh ter, Marcia. to MT. Robert If. Sands formerly of Montgomery, nov Of th, take place at the GiDson home Apri 2s, 1908. at 10 o'clock a, m.
 SCHOOL CLASS An entertainment was given Fridal evening under the auspices of the K of N. C., Sunday School class of thu Adams Avenue Baptist Church, Mis- Evelyn Hill. teacher, at the residenc' of Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Belle, No 2ls South Jackson street. Quite [ number of little tots participated fl the festivities, while loving mothers and fond fathers looked on with glae hearts.
 While the youngsters were merr. making in the yard, older ones wer' enjoying music led by Miss zula Ma, Ledbetter and Miss Eula Mae Pass more in the parlors, while Mrs. An derson, Mrs. Belle and Miss Evelyi Hill were engaged about the dining apartment preparatory to serving re treatments soon to follow. When thi preparation was complete the children were marched through the spaciou