The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-21
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 The ladies of the Missionary society Of the Highland Park Baptist Church celebrated their centennial last Ihurs- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. U. =. Austin, on Plum Street. this being the closing year of the first century of Baptist work in Alabama. The ladies had arranged a very interesting pro gram which was rendered in very Y. formal way, adding much to the social nature of the affair. The home of Mrs. Austin is especially adapted Tor Just such an event. having two large nana- some parlors, thrown together, and a spacious dining room which were es- peciaiiy ornamented for this occasion with cut-howers.
 The main feature of the program was a paper given by the pastor. Rev. q. Fl. Bush. He gave brief history of the founding of the Baptist Church in Alabama, . hundred years ago. He related how the work had grown and prospered and what 1t has attained at the present day.
 'Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life" and so there was plenty of music.
 Mss Norman gave a number of in- strumentai selections. and Miss Roney and Miss Iva Bailey contributed Of their vocal talents; little Miss Alkaline Bayne also sang. Misses Matte May Atkinson, Ruth Gardner, Mary Wene Atkinson gave recitations during the afternoon that were much enjoyed by the guests.
 Dainty little misses assisted in the dining room in serving sherbet and cake. Rev. J. HI. Bush and Rev. R. R. Ellison of the Meth odist Church were the only gentlemen present. Quite a nice little sum was realized from the silver contributions that were voiunta- rily given.
 YOUNG w0MEN's CHRIsTIoN
 ASSOCIATION NOTES. The Asheville delegates will have charge of the vesper service this af- ternoon at o'clock Topics for the reports have been distributed as fol- lows:
 The Student Conferences; Drives About Ashevilie-Anne Judkins Bull lock.
 Club Girls Council Field Day--Isu- genia Knabe.
 Missions and the Student Volunteer Flora Belle Sudes.
 The Conference Readers Social Life at the Conference-Ella Dale.
 The conference hymns will be used for the song service. It Is hoped that the hour will be both helpful and pleas ant.
 The National Training School for Young Women's. Christian Association secretaries has been moved from Chi cago to New York City. The first academic year opens Wednesday, Sept. 2s, 1908. The school address Is now No. Gramercy Park. New York.
 4 parlor conference. the purpose of which is to present the work of the Association, will be held at the home of Mrs. Judge Clifton. on South Perry Street. June as.
 LEAP YEAR PARTY.
 A number of young people entertain ed at a delightful Leap Year party Friday evening at the home of Mrs. A. Cassimus. 2o4 Jefferson Davis Avenue.
 Games were enjoyed throughout the evening and later delicious refresh ments were served.
 The guests were: Miss Minnie Shaw CT, Mss Mabel Foster. Miss Annie Cas- sinus, Miss Ella Cain, Miss Agathie Cassimus. Miss Sophonia Brooks. Miss Lillian Sanderson. Miss Adel Cleghorn, Miss Robbie Lee Harvey. Miss Helen Jameson. Mss Louise Goosby. Miss Lou Annie Rolqo, Miss Kathleen Armstrong Miss Ruth Jameson, Miss Lillian Cleg- horn, Miss Alexander Mandilla, Miss Mary cleghorn, Miss Hattie Brooks. Mir. Loy Gallagher, Mir. !. M. Sander son, Mir. Homer Armstrong. Mir. A. Mitchell. Mir. c. Shaver, Mir. N. Stew art, MT. Ps Robinson. Mir. c. D. Col llns. Mir. A. D. cleghorn. Mir. Macheil Mandilla. Mir. Marvin Sandersons Mfr. J. H. Finn, MT. Parker, MT. W. H. Price. Mir. J. Parrish. Mir. K. Bryant. MT. c. Benard. MT. Jameson. MT. Mark Cassimus. Mir. osie Bush. Mir. and Mrs. A. Cassimus, Mir. and Mrs. Faulken- berry and Mrs. Bush. A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Little Miss Marguerite Landgran en- tartained her little friends at her home, e4I s. McDonough Street, wednesday afternoon, from { to 6, in honor of her 9th birthday. Numerous games were played and delicious refreshments were served. The little invited guests were: Misses Frances Friedman. Odessa Pred dy, Elizabeth and Louise Mayo, Lottie Lee Mahler, Valinda Clark. Lois Smith,