The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-23
JUST A SMILE.

The thing that goes the farthest to-
 ward making 4ife worth while That costs the least and does the most.
 Is just q pleasant smile: The smile that bubbles from the heart
 that loves It's fellow-man. VIII drive away the clouds and gloom
 and coax the sun again. There is no room for sadness when we
 see cheery smile .. It always has the same good look. It's
 never out of style;
 It nerves us on to try again when failure makes us blue. The dimples of encouragement are good
 for me and you. TO smile is very easy when skies are
 bright and clear. And yet how oft we all forget the
 magic of a tear
 It sparkles round the heart-strinSs
 thro' many a weary day; 1t lifts the clouds of sorrow and drfvs'
 them all away.
 RICHARDs--BR0w
 4 marriage of interest 10 mans friends was that of Miss Wiilie 6ei!s Brown and Mir. Raymond D. Ricnara. which took place yesterday aiterhoon at six o'clock at the home or tns brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. 5. Brown on Decatur street. Reverend N. Harker of the Cenral Chrisuan Church oficiated. On account Of tns recent illness of the brides brother the wedding was very quiet, only tne immediate relatives being present. W The bride wore handsome oiue tailored suit. with hat to match. ano carried an arm cluster or American Beauty roses.
 Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Richards left for Savannah td spend several days.
 On their return they will be at home to their friends at s2f Adams street. Mrs. Richards has large circle oi friends in this city. Although she has in9 come from Nashville to this city with her parents. by her winsome per- aonality and unusual charm of manner she has won for herself scores oi warm friends.
 MT. Richards recently came to Mont gomery from Reading, Pa. He holds a responsible position with : . leading business house Of the city.
 MrTCHELL-M'LAUG
 The following clipping from The Mobile Register will be of interest to the friends of Miss Mitchell in this city She has frequently visited here as the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. H. Fillmore. IT., and has number of friends and relatives here:
 .Mr. and Mrs. Reuben A. Mitchell, of Gadsden, have sent out invitations to the marriage of their daughter. Myra, to MT. Elwood Mclaughlin, of Pensa. cola, the ceremony to take place in Gadsden, October T. Mfr. Mclaughlin and his bride will be at home. Novem- Der l. Mir and Mrs. Mitchell are widely Known in Alabama for their culture and their lively interest In all that benefits the 9tate--particularly in education. They have 8 number of friends in Mobile who will be with them in spirit on this happy occs' sion"
 sMTTH-BOYD.
 Mfr Felix A Smith and Mrs. Naomi Boyd were married yesterday morning at the Cumberland Presbyterian marse The marriage was performed by Rev. Walter M. Crawford.
 MT. Smith Is a highly respected man of Atlanta. Ga. and has been in the employ of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad a number of years.
 His bride lived in this city and be- cause of her social qualities and beauty khe made a number of friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Smith will make theii home in Atlanta. Ga.
 MISS BEANE TO REMAIN
 SECRETARY OF Y. W. c. A It will be good news to the city gen erally, and specially to those interest ed in Y. W. c. A. work. to learn that Miss Ethel Beane. who has filled thI position of General Secretary of tht Young Women's Christian Association so ably, during the past summer. ha; been made permanent secretary of ths association.
 Miss Beane is an unusually fint young woman of many admirable traits: although she has only been al the Y. w. C. A. a few months. by hel excellent work. and by her ready sym pathy and interest in all that the girli of ths Boarding Department are in terested in, she Is up usually popular with them
 MISSES AUERBACa
 ENTERTAIN BABYTANTEs Misses Marion and Lorraine Auerbacl entertained the Babyta most de iightfuIly yesterday afternoon at theil home on Pleasant avenue.
 The Babytantes. which by the way ii O very charming club. Is the younges social organization in the city, and Il composed of some twenty or nor, young misses whose ages range iron ten to thirteen years; the club meet once e week and has a real EooG time."
 At the meeting yesterday. Miss Lou