The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

OVERTISER.
 
 Lorenzo Davis Joseph Dunne. Henry Kelley, Homer Armstrong, Alonzo cobb. David Crawford, Marshal Davis. Peter Joh. Charley, Brady. George York. stapleton caiiager. Thomas signor and Mrs. Guiseppi Moretti, of carara. near Taila1ega, have gone to New. York where he goes to look af- ter an exhibit of the product of the Talladega marble quarry This Ala bama marble is to be displayed at the Architectoral Exhibition to be held in Madison Square during the early DOT ton of September. Most of the mar ble is In slabs, pillows, and blocks of various sizes showing it's beauty and hardness, but some works of art. of the great artist are Tn the collection. Among ,ns. them is fountain na..,i ne has has yond description. The water Is to gush from out the crevice of a partly opened shell about which the figure of a beautiful mermaid is thrown. The tails at the end of the siIapely legs are caught on one side of the base and the body extends in shapeiy curves about and over the shells until on
 
 and the hands seem pulling open the shell to let the water out The glori- ous hair of the mermaid falls over her shoulders and about the back of the shell and the strong arms half conceal the face. This is full life sizs--that Is the mermaid is woman's life size and the whole is cut from q solid block Of marble.
 The New York model who posed for the mermaid. so Mir. Moretti said was at each sitting strapped to barrel In the necessary and difficult position for two hours.
 Mrs. Moretti will spend some time In New York before going to visit her sister at the seaside.
 MILLs-COx.
 Mir. George J. Mills and Miss Isabelle J. Cox were married on Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. M. J. Cox, at 42s North Lawrence Street. Rev. Samuel A. Cowan officiating.
 The wedding was a quiet affair. only relatives being present. The bride was attended by Miss Nellie Mills as brides maid. and the groom by MT. David Mills. as best man. The wedding march was played by Miss Essie Pow ell and other musical numbers were rendered by Miss Arminta Cox on the piano and by Mr. J. William Cox, bari tone. of Chicago.
 Mrs Mills, as Miss Cox. has been one of Montgomeryfs favorite singers, and Mir. Mills is successful young busi- ness man. They will be at home after October 5 at 211 North Jackson Street. Montgomery. Ala.
 CUNNINGHAM-CHAP
 MT E. L. Chapman annouces the en- gagement of his daughter, Flora Lee, to MT. Thomas D. Cunningham. The cere- mony will take place Wednesday af- ternoon, October 14. at o'clock, at his home. Mckinley. Ala. No Cards.
 PREER-wEATHERLY.
 Mrs. Sarah A. weatherly of Geneva, Ala. announces the engagement of her daughter, Hattie Eloise. to Mir. Walter Pratt Preer. the wedding to take place in Geneva in october.
 IN HONOR OF MRS. KENNEY
 AND MRS. HOLT. Mrs. E. R. Holt entertained a num- Der of friends yesterday afternoon in celebration of the birthdays of her aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney and her mother-in-law. Mrs. Mary A. Holt, at her home in Cloverdale. The party included a number of the school girl friends and young lady contempora- ries of Mrs. Kenney and Mrs Holt, and the conversation drifted to the old times when they were girls together, or when togethe CT they enjoyed the pleasures of the social world of the sos. "
 Music was rendered during the after noon by. the hostess and added much to the pleasure of the occasion. Dainty refreshments were served ty little Misses Lucia Allen, Mamie Holt and Rebie Holt, and the cake was passed by them in a silver basket, which was the property of the grand grandmother of Mrs Kenney. DANCE or YOUNGER SET
 MONDAY EVENING. A delightful affair of tomorrow even- ing will be the dance to be given by a number of the younger set at Pickett Springs. This will be an important event to those who will enjoy the oc- casion as 1t is to be the last to be given before the young men and young ladies return to their duties at the various schools and colleges. The march will be led by Mir. Penrose Stout with Miss Julia May Henderson and it will begin shortly after g ocl'sk
 NOTICE, wOMAN's HOME
 ASSOCIATION. The Woman's Home Association will meet Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Home. A full attendance is requested. Mrs. T. W. Hannon, Mrs. Myrtle Campbell. President.
 Secretary.
 NOTICE, CRADLE CHAPTER, U. ID. 0. The members of the Cradle Chapter, U D. C., are informed that the Chapter year book may be obtained by calling for 1t at the Library.
 
 NOTICE, FLOWER CROW
 ERs' ASSOCIATION. Tie Flower Growers Association will meet on Tuesday Sept. i, at Green Acres. the home of the President The hour is 4:30 o'clock.
 NOTICE, SOPHIE BIBB CHAPTER. The Sophie Bibb Chapter. U. D. C.. will meet Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock with the President, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. Mrs. F. H. Fillmore,
 Secretary. Mrs. Isaac DeWees and son, Master Ledyard DeWees will leave today for Philadelphia, where they go to visit the Misses DeWees Later they will go to New York to spend several weeks.
 Miss Undine Van Pelt left last night for southern Indiana, where she will spend the month of September. She will be accompanied home by her mother Mrs. Geo. Willy Van Pelt, who