The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-09
WOMEN ano SOCIETY Item, |. ., n%,sss., s.sss
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THE sILENCE-rIME.
Rosalie Armistead Higgins

THE sILENCE-TIME. when crimson suns sink to the West. And vesper bells low cn.me. And vagrant wild birds safely nest In Jasmine bush and lime. There comes a little hour of rest Sweet Natures silence-time. When echoes from life's. fitful fray. Beyond the shadows start, And Daytime's troubles gaunt and
 gray.
 As noiseiess ghosts depart: The twilight holds her gentle sway Within the human heart. An hour of mingled shade and sheen. Through which the healing flows. And shadows 'gainst the daylight lean In eloquent repose:
 A silence-time like that between Life's heartache and life's close An hour when life's long-fetting chain With noiseless touch Is riven; And resignation greets again
 1Afe's harsh, old wrongs forgiven; When purged within the fires of Pain. The soul finds God and Heaven.
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 ANNOUNCEMENTS.
 Word of the marriage of Mir. Rob-
  ner, which took place Wednesday al the residence of MT. and Mrs. K. M. Binion. Evergreen, Ala, will be of much interest to- friends here. as the groom is Montgomerian. and the bride has often visited here. where she has many friends.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. Richard Hall Following the wedding, Mir. and Mrs. Hudson left for New Or- leans to spend several days. before re- turning to Montgomery. They will be at home at AIS South Court Street.
 DANIEL-sTEINER.
 Many friends in this city will be in- terested in the marriage of MT. J. Frank Daniel and Miss Clara Steiner, of Greenville, which will take place in Greenyille. October 20. at the Method ist Church.
 Miss Steiner has many friends here where she has frequently visited her cousin, Mrs. May Steiner Crommelin, wedding.
 MT. Daniel is young business man of Greenville.
 SILVER WEDDING. "Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Asa Solomon request the pleasure of your company Ut their Twenty-fifth marriage Anni- versary, Friday evening, October 2s. from S:30 until Il. o'clock 42S South McDonough. Street. Montgomery. Ala. Mamie Barnett-Samuel Asa Solomon" The above invitation has been is. sued. DANCE AT THE FALCON CLUB. The members of the Falcon Club gave an informal dance at the club house Thursday evening. The guests were: Miss Edith Meyer. Miss Alma Hertz. Miss Carrie Behr. Miss Philippa Marks, Miss Dora Marcus Miss Clare Hertz. Miss Harris of Hurtsboro, Miss Bertie Weil Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Blanche Mohr, Miss Cecile Loeb, MT. Ernest Meyer. MT. Irwin Gassenh elmer. MT. Lucian Loeb, MT. Bert Klein, Mir. Harry Davis. Mir. Ormond Gassenheim- er MT. Victor Loeb, Mir. Harry Mount. Mir. Walter Lobman. Mfr. Lester Jacob.. Mr. Sydney Marcus. Mir. Jake Hirsch and Mir. Joe Marrus.
 MISS SPRINKLE ENTERTAINS. Miss Marie Sprinkle entertained a number of friends Thursday evening at tete-a-tete party at her home in Oak Park.
 The rooms were decorated for the oc- casion. During the evening games were played, after which punch was The guests were: Misses Willie Logue. Mattie Brooks. Minnie Rollins. Annie Lou Jones. Jimmie Logue. Car Tie Matthews. Olivia Main; Messrs. I.emuel Falkner. Perdue, John Jones, ett H. Slough and Sam Slough.
 DEBUTANTEs FORM A CLUB. The young. women who will smake their debut this winter. met several days ago with Miss Julia May Hen.
 
 they named "The Novices.' The first meeting will be held November 4, at the home of Miss Virginia Abercrom- bic. The club is organized for en- joyment and bridge whist will be played.
 FOR MIR. k. c. COL. Mfr. and Mrs. J. H. Col entertained number of friends Wednesday even Ing in honor of their son. Mir. L. H. Col The house was elaborately deco rated with flowers. At g o'clock a sup per was served.
 There were about fifteen guests.
 
 Mrs. John Bowers. of Troy. Is visit ing relatives in the city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Toole will be at 11s Church Street for the winter. Mrs. Frank Marty, of Meridian. Miss. is the guest of Mrs. James Toole on Jefferson Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Walters, of Troy. have come to Montgomery to make their home.
 Mrs. F. R. Yarbrough is spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. J. J. Yarbrough. in Atlanta
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 The friends of MT. NJ. L. Wood. who has been i'll with rheumatism at his home on Church Street, will be glad to know that he is improving.
 Mss Lois McPherson, who has been the guest of Mrs L. s. McKerall will return today to her home in Leto- hatchie.
 Miss Collie Dawson is visiting the Misses Johnson, in Troy.
 Mir. Mason Posey. of Washington. has joined Mrs. Posey, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. J L. Gaston on South Perry Street. They will be here several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. A. P. Tyson and daughters, Mrs. O. c. Maner and