The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
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1 dent, Mrs. Gayle. and our correspond l ing Secretary. Mrs. Seymour in every | mali for the splendid success they at- | tained In making the Aiabama Feder- ation's first Year Book. In a person al letter to Mrs. Gayle and not through l the ofheial organ Of the General Fed I eration Mrs. Decker says: My Dear 1 Madam President Thank you xefy l much for your book of your State Feo- l eration just received. It is a splendid l display of work in the past and nne show for the future | To Mrs. Seymour, Miss Peppenhein1. editor of The Keystone. writes. Let me congratulate you upon the fine appear ance of your Year Book. As one of the ofifcials you must feel proud Of It's pages and the work they repre- sent. Thank you so much for sending me the copy
 Mrs. wyiy. our Civic Improvement Chairman. writes:--'ThA Year Book is grand success. 1t fills long feit want
 While Mrs Thames, the Educational Committee Chairman says:
 You deserve a rousing vote Of thanks for that beautiful Year Book I don't know when I have been so proud of anything
 Our club women all over the State | appreciate this praise so richly de- ~ our faithful and efficient officers and when Mrs. Thames motion for q rous- ing vote of thanks is put 1t will carry unanimously"
 MEETING AT FIRST
 BAPTIST CHURCH. At the meeting of the woinan's Mis- sionary Society at the First Baptist church yesterday afternoon, was held memorial service, to the memory of the late Mrs. S A. smith. First Vice President of the Womans Missionary Union of Montgomery Baptist Associa- tion and member 6f Advisory Board 1 Women's works.
 Tender hitting tributes were paid to the noble life and service of this beloved woman, as an inspiring lead CT. a wise counsellor. and a devoted associate, prominent. active and usefui in the work of the Southern, State ana Assocfational Unions.
 draft of resolutions for the Mont- gomery Associational Union was pre- sented by committee consisting ot Mrs. T. ". Hannon, chair woman: {: Mrs J. c. Stratford Mrs J. F. Hatt,- rner, of Fort Deposit: Mrs. $. ]. Mo- Morris, of Wetumpka; Mrs. R. L. Fau- eette, of Prattville; Mrs. John Gray. Of l Fitzpatrick and Mrs. ". c. Yelverton. 
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Branch have returned from their wedding trip and are at the home of his mother, Mrs Branch. sA7 South Lawrence street.
 Mrs. William EIsberry will, leave in a few days for Tuscaloosa where stie wick. sa-Ee :si '- I Mir. and Mrs. Robert Sands. who wAaA Panama. will arrive Thursday and be the guests of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Sands.
 The Queen of Clubs will be enter tained Thursday morning at li:so o'clock by Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick at her home on Court street.
 Mrs. S. Metzger who has been visit ing Mrs. Sydney Winter at her home on Montgomery street has returned to her home in Atlanta. Mrs. Metsger in compliment to her by Mfr. and Mrs. Winter on Sunday and at q bridge party given for her by Mr and Mrs 1. Meyer Gerson on the same evening.
 Mrs. Samuel Rice has issued cards to friends in the city announcing the marriage of her daughter. Miss Mar guerite Rice. and Dr. J. N. Baker which took place on last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Virginia Clay Ciopten, of Hunts vile. Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Lanier at their home on Perry street. ---
 Mir. Daniel s. Cue has si.ent the past few days in the cits and his friends here have enjoyed greeting him after an absence of several months.  l Friends of Gen. and Mrs. Robert F. Ligon will regret to learn that their daugher Emily, continues quite i'll with fever at their home on Perry street.
 The members of the Falcon Club will give a dance at Pickett Springs this. evening.
 Mrs R. P. Stout will entertain the Tuesday Card Club this morning.
 The Art Study Club will meet this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock with Mrs w. H. Hubbard at her home on Perry street.
 The working wonan's Home Asso- citation will meet this afternoon at 4:So o'clock at the Home.
 The Capitol Hin School Improvement | Association Will meet this atternoon at the school
 Mrs. Fl. ". Dunn, of Evergreen, is visiting Mrs. C. ". Christ at her home on South McDonoush street.
 Dr. and Mrs. Bowen Hill have re- turned from Blount Springs, where they have spent several days.
 Mrs. Eugene Northington of Birming- ham Is the guest of Mrs. Sydenham Smith at the home of her parents, Mfr. and Mrs. L. J. Richardson. on Scott Street.
 MT. c. L. Dean has gone to Union Springs to visit pr. T. J. Dean
 Mrs. Walter Pitts Cook of Selma Is the guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Mcqueen. at their home on Perry l Street Mir. Cook joined Mrs Cook here and spent Sunday.
 Mrs. Lloyd Lyons of Mobile Is the 1 guest of her mother. Mrs. Mary Ar rineton, at her home on Church Street.
 Mrs. Percy Black has returned from l Evergreen, where sha went to visit her