The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23

IS good sum in the fFtAsury.
 The chairman for the Capitol Hill School gave . splendid report of work done in this district A piano has lately been purchased for the school. thirty-two volumes of fiction had been added to the library. A beautiful rev picture, oath to Knighthood." has been bought and hung. One hundred saivia plants have been put in the yards.
 At the last meeting of this Associa- tion talk on art by Mir. Clark was much enjoyed. A good sum was made at the egg hunt.
 of work fin the Highland Park district. This is one of the best-equipped schoo.s in the city.
 A nice sum has been added to the treasury in the Cottage Hill School by an Easter egg hunt. This was sIven under the direction of the Manual Training Committee. It is the pGr- pose of this Association to have hang ing gardens from the upper portico. and the windows. Plans for these are being arranged now.
 The apparatus recently purchased at the Boys High School is very much enjoyed both by teachers and pupils.
 RECEPTION FOR DIR. WOODS.
 There will be a reception Friday evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Black, 216 South Court Street. by the members of the Central Presbyterian Church. to pr. and Mrs. Neander Woods. who have recently come to Montgomery.
 pr. Woods came to this congregation from Clarksville University to take up pastoral work in this city, and the members desire to give to the entire congregation an opportunity to meet and extend a welcome to him and his interesting family.
 wOMANs' AUXILIARY TO Y. M. C. \.
 The Womans' Auxiliary to the Y. M. c. A. is requested to meet Friday morning at II o'clock at the old First Baptist Church to visit the Tubercu- losis Exhibit.
 Mrs. ". P. DeJarnette.
 President.
 The west End School Improvement Association will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock ct the school building. Mrs W. J. Ray of Highland Park is enjoying an informal house party this week. She has with her Mir. and Mrs. J. w Parker of Ozark. Mrs. H. J. Yates of Carlowville. Miss Ros- abelle Parker. who has been studying voice culture in the city since last october. and Mir. W. B. Ray of Birm' inrham. Mrs. Ray gave dinner yes terdav evening in their honor. pr. and Mrs. Yates of Carlowviile are also present.
 Mir. and Mrs. Phares Coleman are en- tertaining during the Medical Con- vention. pr. Edward Peterson of New York. and pr. Harry Inge of Mobile. pr John H. Edmondson of Birm- ingham is among the prominent phy. sicians who are attending the Medical Convention.
 pr. and Mrs. Paul Lee Cooke and pr. and Mrs. L. G. Woodson of Birm. tnghar,, are the guests of MT. ana Mrs. S. B. Marks. Jr.. at their home on Madison Avenue.
 Rev. T. J. Beard, D. D.. and Mrs. Beard of Birmingham, are visiting Misses Hurter. Madison Avenue.
  Mrs. H. K. Sturdlvants of College | Park, Ga, Is visiting her father. Judge j.. J. Martin at No. s2i soutn court | Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Julius waldman of | oakland. Cal, are spending few days | with their mother. Mrs. Waldman' Mrs. Abe Isaac of New oritrrs is visitIng her mother. Mrs. Walman. ? A delightful occasion of the week | win be the reception to be given by the l conrreEation of the Central Presbyte- | riayS Church on Friday evening at the home of Mfr and Mrs J Walter Black, when the guests of honor win he Rev | and Mrs Neander Woods and the Misses Woods. The hour Is S:30 o'clock. The purpose is that MT. Woods and | his wife and daughters will meet the members of the congregation of the ] church of which he is the new pastor. | Mir. James L. Dean has returned from Birmingham where he underwent an operation for appendicitis. He will be in the city for several weeks.
 Miss Margaret Turnipsesd. who was called home by the illness Of her fath- CT. has returned to Jasper to resume her duties as teacher In tho Jasper l school