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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
WILL EXAMINE MEN
 FOR PLACES AS CHEMISTS

Mobile, June 13.-( -(Special.) 1.-Two important civil service examinations are scheduled to take place in Mobile during the next thirty days according to announcements posted by the United States civil Service Commission.
 The first will take place June 24th for sligibIss from which to make csr- tIfcation to hll a vacancy In the po- sition of ceramic chemist in the lab oratory of the United States golpgical survey at a salary of sS.o00 per fahnuFn. or according to rating received and for vacancies requiring similar qualiaca- tions as they may occur ii. any branch of the servfce.se re
 The second will take place July i5 for eiigtbles1 tuaFnakeg oertifcation to fill a vacancy efify the position of phar- macognosist. in the bureau of chem istry, department of agriculture at Q salary of s3009. per aHnufn or such per diem rate as may be agreed upon. not to exceed s3,0o0 per year, and also for similar publications as they may occur at the same or lower salary.
 A number of applicants from this city will qualify for the examinations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
A Simple Test Which Any
 Reader of this Paper May Try


 Do you know whether you are in clined to. or have kidney trouble7
 Have you ever tried the simple test of setting aside your urine in bottle or vessel for twenty-four hours?
 A sediment or settling in the urine indicates q diseased condition.
 Science has today furnished proofs that all the purifying that your blood needs; in fact all that can be done, must be done by your kidneys.
 They are the most important organs, because they After and purify the blood.
 The Kidneys strain or filter out the impurities In the blood--that Is their work.
 When your blood Is impure, nothing can purify 1t but your kidneys.
 To overcome these troubles take pr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the wofid-fa- nous kidney remedy. Tn taking Swamp-Root you afford natural help to Nature. for Swamp Root Is the most perfect healer and gentle aid to the kidneys that has yet been discovered.
 If you mention our paper and write Dr. Kiimer & Co, Binghamton. N r.. for a sample bottle, they will send 1t free by mail---it will convinee anyone. You will also receive booklet of val uable information. telling all about the kidneys.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
NEws oF EvERGRBEN.
Mir. Gross Holds Services for the chiI
 dren

Mr. Gross Holds Services for the .ChiI-
 Evergreen. June i3.--(Special. )-A service for the children was held at the Baptist Church this morning at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. J. L. Gross, who has been aiding in a revival meet ing since last Tuesday.
 This subject was, And They Brought Them to Jesus," Matthew. xiv. IS.
 Tomorrow at g a. m. MT. Gross will address the Sunday School teachers and at 10 o'clock will address the Sunday School. Services will be held at Il a. m. and at 8 o'clock ?. m. service for men only will probably be held. Ser vices at 745 tom orrow night.
 Miss Sallie Stamps of Jackson, Miss. Is visiting relatives in Evergreen.
 Mrs. H. M. King is visiting in New Orleans.
 Miss Lizzie Burke Is home from Mon- tevallo, where she has been teaching school.
 Ms. J. L. Edwards of Alexandria. La, is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Donald.
 Miss Ethel King has returned from New Orleans where she spent several weeks.
 Miss Carol Jay of Birmingham Is the guest of the Misses Robson.
 T. W. Fincher and family of Clos ter. Miss, are visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. T O.. Fulkerson, who has been visiting relatives in Jacksonville, Fla, for several weeks, will return home to- morrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
SHIRT WAISTS

White shirt Waists, front all over en-
 brOiaery and tiny kueks, Three
 auarter sleeves, q regular el.s5 vaIue
 Tor M0n&ME.s. ... ... ... .9Ac White Lswn waists, worth sa.B0 for
 M0nM@Rs.. .ss ...s. ss.. ,s NI.e6 ss.e0 China siIk Waists, for Monday
 -..ss. .. .S2.2A Waite LlRgerie Waist yoke entirely of Val insertion and uedaIiiene, sIsree-
 quarter sleeves, handsomely trimmed.
 Thia wsisk is worth e4oo, for Mon-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Work on Tliver LocIrn..

Mobile, June lS.--(special. l--The government engineers have, resumed which has been at a standstill for the past several months on account of the swollen condition of the river. Since the resumption the work has been car- ried on at e rapid rate and from sll reports the work will be rushed to completion. Work is also rapidly pro gressing in the Bigbee river On the locks near Cherokee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
'oOAiEs. FoR NNGR0Es.
sHlssIssippi officer TaksssiFSvo Back {
 BfIoxi.e- bs - J

Mobile, June s-(spedfall- Sheriff N. Bolton, of Biloxi, Miss, arr rived in Mobile today with arequisttion papers for George Haliaseay, alias Scurry and Charlie Mackes negroes who have been in the county jail here for several weeks pending the action of the grand jury on charge of bring ing stolen property into this state.
 The grand jury failed to find indict- rnents against the two men and they were turned over to Deputy Sheriff Bolton who carried them to Biloxi, Miss. where they will be tried for breaking into Pullman car and steal passengers which contained about slo0 and several hundred dollars worth of diamonds and jewelry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Country Club.

The Country Club was en fete this evening and large number of members and guests were on hand to congrat- ulate the winners in the tennis tourn- anent and to enjoy the music. the moonlight, and the delicious refresh rnents
 The players in the contest today were: Mems singles, Messrs Tom Me- Coryey and Pegues. Messrs. Hoiiinger and TalmRse; mixed doubles, Mir. Ges- ner Mccorvey and Missszshett, Mir. Tom McCorvey and Miss Kate Crawford,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
COL. LYONS GOES WEST.
His Daughter VIII Graduate at Indiana
 GNhnnI

Mobile June 1s.-(s Special )--Colonsl A. s. Lyons. accompanied by his mother left tonight for Birmingham where he will be joined by his daughter. Miss Virginia Lyons who has been the guest of Governor Corners family.
 From Birmingham they will go to Notre Dame. Ind. to attend the com mencement of the Academy at that place where his daughter. Miss Amelia Lyons will graduate on the 18th.
 After the commencement exercises at Notre Dame. Colonel Lyons will at tend the National Republican conyen- ton as an oniooker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
HNsPEcTs DRUGGISTS.
Revenue Agent Scott Makes Wait to
 Mobile.

Mobile. June l3.-(SpeciaLl l--TIal c. Scott, deputy United States Internal revenue collector returned to his home in Montgomery last night after spend ing several days in Mobile inspecting the stocks of the various druggists which require revenue license.
 Mir. Scott was very frank with the local druggists informing them to either take out licenses or stop the sale of these patents.
 A majority agreed to take out the necessary license while the other pre- ferred to discontinue the sale of the al- eoholic mixtures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
SUMMER FABRICS

Figured Batiste lawns apa Organdies, hundreds of choice patterns to select fr0na--iR all eolers, figures, Gewexs
 aRd polka dots. The regular pFices yard for Monday z0a French Organdies fin alI eplors and in
 white. Very sheer and nnes worth
 zoe. per yard, for Monday, IF 1-2e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
WHITE LAWNS

a0~ineh Wbite Lawns very sheer and
 strong, regular price lSc. per yard,
 Cor M0mdnE.,. ... ... .... Dc 12-inch Waite India Linen, w0rth 20e.
 yard a very nue quaIity, for Nlon-
 &my..s ..r ... ..A~ A-Sa LOCO yards 3e-ipeh white India Linens worth 10c. per yaras faF Monday .He
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile. June Is.-Arrived: Strs, Manx Isles (Br. ). Woar, Port Ingles, Fla schr. Hieronemus (Br.), Somer. vile. Cardenas.
 Cleared. Strs. Harald (Nor) Fehr, Ceiba; Helen CNor.). Swartsen. Puerto Cortez; Schr. Josephine, Newkury. Havana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

36-inch Black Tnffeta eillk, tbe gmaF-
 anteea kind, hiwh luater and rustic, fhe regular e1.35 auaiity, fer nzen-
 NAI. .ss~t incAes wide, fer AEenaay... ... .eec storm proof Black Taffeta, fully wuar-
 anteed water proof and spot proof,
 an extra heavy quality, sa inches : wide and worth a ysrds for Moa- day. ...f... ... .....g gx.1c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Dinner st sosth End.

one of the pleasant events of the week Was the automobile trip followed by dinner at South End for the fol- lowing party: Miss Ruth Huger, Miss Marie Bush. Mir, c D. Harrison. MT. Walter Horn and the chaperones, MT. and Mrs. Walter Heron.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Birthday Party

Mir. and Mrs. H. C.. Riser celebrated their daughter Florence Ladd's 18th birthday very attractlveiy this evening at their home on Le Moyne Place. The guests were Messrs Mary and Grace Harris, Jean Heclgert, Lamar Jones and Messrs Ben CurrAy; Tom Moore, Fink lea Davidson. Ollie owen and Donald Mcdonald.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Dr. Harry Inge Improving.

MOblle Tune l3-tSpecIaIJ--IeIe grams received here today from the Bedside of pr. Harry T. Inge;. recent ly operated on in Rochester, Minn.' are to the effect that he has rapidly i'm proved in the past forty-eignia rnaa 1ours, to rs. and that he Is now on the Foao 'o re- coVery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
mr.. wouawramt Em4ertnina,

Mrs. Bondurant entertained charm ingIy at the Yacht Club yesterday in compliment to Mrs. James Bondurant of Waco. Texas.
 A delightful luncheon preceded the games of bridge and those who enjoy cd this morning by the water were Mesdames Walters, vidner. Adams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Mrs. c. J. Torrey will leave on Mon day to attend the wedding of Miss Frieda Scott. daughter of Mir, and Mrs. Robert c. Scott. and Mr. Edward Nor isette. IT.. of Mobile. which event will take place on Wednesday evening. June IT. at the family residence. Cedar HILL" Mt. Pleasant, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Neus of Mobile Society

Norborne Clarke, Henry Hail, Jr.. John Quill, Harry Smith. Curtis Bush, Jr.. Rhstt Goode, E. J. Buck. Cary Butt. Charles A. Hail Heron. w. N. Hun ter. On sles Smith of New Orleans. Galloway of New Yerk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

When you want bread, would you ae- cept a stones Whey then accept cheap substitute fer the original Coca-Cola. Sold in bottles everywhere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
MIR. FLETCHER SPOKE.
CANDIDATE FOR SENATE VISITS
 PENSACOLA.
He Does Not Mince Words in Criticis- ing Governor Broward and His Scheme to Improve the
 Everglades.
-----l----l

.
 Pensacola, Fla. June l3 --(Speeial.) ---Hon. Duncan U. Fletcher, candidate for United States Senator from Florida. spoke to a large audience in Seville Square last night, outlining his posi- ton relative to certain measures in the present campaign, and succeeded in amusing his audience with an account Broward is doing in the Everglades of Florida which he branded as politi- cal capital of his opponent in the Sem atorial race.
 He spoke of the hopelessness of the task. and figured that if the work was to be carried on at it's present rate for the next hundred years. there would still be 100000 of the S.oo0.o0o of acres which comprise the Everglades. yet to be drained.
 Mr Fletcher said that in his opin- ion. the money which is being poured into the Everglades. should be used for the development of Fiorida's system of public education,
 The speaker also touched upon the tariff question. declaring that the Flor ida producers should be protected from the cheap labor of foreign countries by an increased tariff on staple. or Egyptian cotton, which is being iEn- ported from the banks of the Nile, and also by duties imposed upon Cuban to- bacco products. which are a menace to. Florida growers.
 Pensacola is to see one of the largest Fourth of July celebrations which has ever occurred in the history of the city. Mayor Goodman has taken the matter in hand this year. and has ale ready appointed a committee comprised of well-known citizens, whose duty 1t will ha fa arran9a an IndanAr1 6ance Day Program to take place at Bay View Park.
 Charles Hervey; the Mobile man who is behind Pensacola's half million dols lar project, was In the city today Co confer with committees on the site of the hotel. The matter of naming the hotel will also receive attention during the next few days. as-Tfi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
YaehtInm rrin.

MT. N. N Marshalps yacht left this afternoon for few days cruise In the lower bay and on board was the fol- lowing congsnial party: Miss Amanda Moore, Miss Grace Roeknell. Mir and Mrs. w.. M Monk. pr. Goldthwaite and the host. Mir. Marshall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
NEatlnee Party.

Miss Violet Duwal entertained at a matinee party today aE Monroe Park followed by two-course luncheon at the Arcade. The opera was Amoritas, and the guests: Misses Evelyn and Sa- die Shields, Harriet Fltts, Jenks Blach, Marie Shaffer Emma Hieronymus, Cor della Poltz. Mary Hagan. Glen Mcken- gle, Ruth Kyle and Kathleen shivers of Monteyallo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Mir. Melvin Billups. of New Orleans, will spend the weekend with his mother. Mrs. J. T. Billups.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Miss Lucille overall returned on Fri day from a delightful visit to Nary land. Her sister. Miss Louise Overall, will not return for about two weeks. as she Is at present on visit to friends in West Virginia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
MONDAY ONLY.

17 ms. Sugar. ... %. ''''''''SI.OO 24-HD. Sack Flour. ':.. = DOC
 BROCK GROCERY GO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
st, Vincentis Boy's school.

Mobile. June 13-(spsciaO7g7 OgiAeeora- IseS1,s, snbooi will hold their closing exercises at the Lyric Theatre next Wednesday evening at 7;45 o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
SKIRTS

Black voile skirts. handsomely trim-
 uaea with tafTeta haudss fully pgattod
 style. very nne quality, and worth H10s fer Exom0ay. ....s. s11.%4 Black Preach y0ale Skinka, heautifuily
 trimmed, ane auality, worth @, for Monday. =. ... ... :. sSA.ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Rev. and Mrs. Archibald F. Carr are expected home about the middle or lat ter part of the coming week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
D. A. R. Recenfian

Tuesday afternoon the Mobile Chan ter, D. A. R. will celebrate Flag Day min. Mrs. Charles Hervey, Mrs. I.av- retta and Mrs Tam viii lend their lovely voices and Father de la Mori- niere will deliver the address. At tha request of the State Regent, Mrs. Me- Clellan of Athens. Ala. a flower will be chosen as the emblem of the chap- ter. Each member will write on a slip of paper her choice of a Southern flower and of course the majority vote will decide the selection.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Weddinw Annlvernnrv.

Mir. and Mrs. John Davis Tofrey en. tertained charmingiy on Friday evsn- ing Tn honor of their fifteenth wedding anniversary A number of friends en- joyed the supper at the Cawthen. where the pretty decorations and hearty con. gratuiations formed an additional noee of pleasure. Mir. and Mrs. Torrey were also the recipients of a number of pretty presents. charming souvenirs of this crystal anniversarys
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Among the Mobilians returned rom the reunion and loud In their praises of the Generous hospitality shown them In Birmingham are MT. and Mrs. Frank Inge. General and Mrs. William E. Mickie. Misses Mickle. Caroline Kyle Zoe sossaman, Edith Marechal, Mrs. Jo- seph Daniels, Mrs. W. M. Johnston ana a number of others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
EoR nINNER TODAY.

Phone your order early for Delicl- ous, Delicateiy Flavored Tee Cream Made of pure Jersey Cream None pet ter made. We ship promptly any where. Larkin Ice Cream Co., Phone ,sez -2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Sust received, new lot of Embrcsa-
 cries, very wide, large scalIous.
 French eyeiets, and other Ieadfne
 aesAsns, both Swiss asa Hamburg, < value uR to 7sc. yard, for Mon 5000 yards Embroidery HARes ana m
 sexfiOns, for Monday, per yard Se Tcrehon Lacez, Inserftons to match.
 worth Aoe. per yard, Monday, the s.u''.... ......... ..Ee bV pieces of all over Lace YokinK, the
 Tse. quality. fcr Monday, per yara soc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
House Pmrty.

A house party which left on this afternoons boat for Daphne to stay until Monday and which promises 10 be fun from start to finish was given by that charming debutante, MISS Marie Webb at her fathers summer horas. The guests were Misses oline MnNfiIlan. saiiie Van Antwerp. Ella Wheeler, Mary Tybart, Helen Tayloe. Messrs Arthur Tonsmeire. Henry and Rob Aldrich. James Van Antwerp. Win- field Partridge. Joe Bright and Mir. and Mrs. George 4. Robinson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Mark Bristol, who have been enjoying visit to Mir. Bristol's relatives in Giassbury. N. J.. and Greenwich, Conn. arrived today at the Newport torpedo station where they will be charmingly located. Mir. Bristol being command ing ofieer at the station
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Miss Lonnie Lyon yass will leave on Monday to visit friends at Daphne.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Ginghams 10 yards for 44c Sea Island 10 yards for 44c Cambric 10 yards for 64c
 New Line of Embroideries
SILKS


Values unheard and quantities sufficient to needs the whole community. Get your share and be happy. -----. KS ---- U EAERRQLnERLES
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
In Hnnor of nliss nIsrIss :.

.,hc has won such unstinted praise Tor her charming and artistic playing of inc violin during the Musical conven- lion here, was the guest of honor last evening on board Mir. Msrshaifs oean- tiful yacht Lillian l.
 The moonlight made the run to the Point an ideal one and those wno en- loved the delightful affair were: MT. Shsvlas Han. Mir. and Mrs. J c. Rich. Nr and Mrs. George Vaughan. Mir. ana Mrs. Hanry Hall, IT,, Mir. and Mrs. Curtis Bush, Jr., Mir and Mrs. Waring Harrison, Rlr and Mrs E M. Robinson, Miss Heustis, Mss Bestar. Miss Marks, Miss Huger, Messrs. John McCaa' Per Tin Bestor. Jones of Montgomery, Ken nady of Arkansaa. Gatllng, pr. oates ana Mr W. NJ Marshall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
SOCIAL CALENDAR,

ZA Hamilton Whist Club--Mrs 'osePA
 Tmesday.
 phf eIwrna Chi Fratsrnity--Dancs ~ osrraan Relief Hail, . ?. m: D. A. R. celebration or FIas the residence of Mrs, Harry Toutlsn. Tuesday Bridge--Mrs. D. E. "Asaf' at Yacht Club. II a. m.
 wednesday.
 r,tncards---Mrs. Julian WattsrH wrerk ers--Miss Nell Hall.
 Thursday.
 rnursday Bridge--Mrss .h. SssrAe ynorkers---Miss Marie Wepp at Souh- try Club, II e. n.
 Friday.
 Morning Reading club--Ars. stsh- ley Herndon.
 Mobile. June is.--(Speciai.)--Fn is .o little doing except In . desuitory sort of way that society like tne pu.sh, mans horse, will soon De aoWn 70 straw a day. Even the rage for cards ls oyer .a. anu the only events eagerly sought aIter sre inc out t-of-door and water parties. The Discards hold their last mees.ns this week and the Fortnlghtly heaolhk Club has already sunk Into its summer desuetuee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Mir. Oscar Barney will not leave un- til Wednesday for an outing at Little River. on account of the dance to be given by his fraternity Tuesday even ing at German Relief Hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Mrs. T. s. Fry and family and Mrs S., s. Rubira, Jr., and family. will leave on Monday for summer at their Point Clear cottage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Mrs. J. e. Thomas and Miss Virginia Thomas, who have been spending some weeks at their Point Clear cottage. have returned to the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
TABLE DAMASK

eO-sneH whlte Table DanaanlE, Satin an-
 iated, good quality, per yard 83e OH Red Dnmasl<, 62~tnches wide, in
 checks of white ana flowers, the kand
 that stmnds vvashing, worth Soe. per
 yard, for Monday the yaRd..... .3ze
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Mrs. Matthew Brewster returned on Friday from a visit to her mother, Mrs Walter Rogers in New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

MT. Charles Russell Bricken, oi Montgomery. was registered at ths Cawthon yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Miss Aline St. John Is visiting friends in Maryland. :,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Miss Marie Webb will l>>entertain on Thursday morning at the Country Club complimentary to the members of the Knockers Club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Mrs. Charley Hearin and her daugh- ter. Miss Lanie Hearin. will spend this summer in Denver. Col instead of Eu- rope as Mrs. Hearin had planned to do when on her. visit here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Mrs. Gaylord Clarke and Miss Lettice Clarke are at present In Warrentown,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Galveston. June iS.--Arrived Strs. VitaIia (Nor.l, Langlie. Mexican ports; Alamo (Amn ), Avery, New York.
 Cleared: Strs. Lampassas (Amn-), Johnstone, New York: Fl Norte (Amn ), Mason. New York; Wittenberg, (Ger). Hillman, Bremen.
 Mason. New York; Lampasses. (Amn.1. Johnstone, New York; Georgia (Ger), Hintz, Hamburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

A marriage Of much interest to Mo biiians will be celebrated on Tuesday evening in Georgiana, Ala. when Miss Lucille Glenn will marry Mir. Wechen. of Mobile. 4 number of Mobilians who will leave on Monday for Georgiana to Mrs. ". W. Jordan Mir, and Mrs. C. c. Lauder. Mrs. Thomas F. Ehephard, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Fl. Halliwell, Mfr.
 Frank Winter and MT. John Carter. IT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
pex Partr at Lrrie.

Mrs. Greenwood Ligon, who is being warmly welcomed to her old homo, was the guest of honor on Friday evening at box party at the Lyric. Those who enjoyed the opera. The Wizard of the Nile" were MT. and Mrs. Charles Shawban, Mir. and Mrs. !. S. Barrett. Mrs. T. J. Hughes and Mrs. Ligon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

lnson have returned from a ten days trip ko Tate Spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

The many friends of Mir and Mrs. Edward E. Bernheiner will regret to hear that they will leave shortly to make their home in New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Warm Weather Shopping

The advancing and the demand for lighter fabrics reases We are fully able supply it. however from the fact that bought largely and carefully You find choice bargains all through the It will matter what you want be able to satisfy you in price and quality
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Far Nflna Reaaley.

Miss May BeasIey of Milton. Fla, had a very charming evening given ner by Niles Lydia saveile, whose guest sne iA
 Music and games made a pleasant pastf1ne and delightful refreshments or foes ana punch were served during the evening The guests were Misses Grace and May Laurendine. Pearl Reed, Afnrxuerite Guthrie, Viola Robinson, Helen Savelle and Messrs. Wallace Raed. Kenneth Winter, Frank Harper, Judson and Miles savelie, Bert Lauxendine. Mir. Middleton or New Yorik' Mrs. W. A. Reed and Mrs. M- Il. saveiie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
virwssia Dass chsgssF, 2. 4; 2:


 Mre. James 0. Smith was hostess for the Virginia Dare Q. A. R. today and her house was attractiveiy decorated in quantities of flags The meeting today was for the ceiebration of Flag Day, which falls on June i4. There ware several new members Of 4he chapter present and after the fol- lowing program was rendered. ices and ps,neh were served The program opened with a prayer by the chaplain. Miss Helen Ruffin. Mra Henry Bur ion. President of the chapter, pre- aided and the roll call was answered bv historical events. Mics Gertrude Wiikins, recording secretary read the minutes.
 Piano solo--Miss Emma Porter Pope.
 chorus-Star spangled Banner.
 Paper-on the making of the first American. Slag--Miss Minnie Ruffin.
 Patriotic song Miss Gertrude Wilkins
 Poem--our F1ag--written by the founder of the C. A. R. and dedicated to them.-Master silxes Tucker.
 Immediately following this recitation the children gave salute to the flag
 Cnorus--Amsrica-Af which the meeting disbanded.