The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-06

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 xas ROBERTS.
 .17g tice will De of great ini ee my friends of the hr fa city, where she has visiteo as .-s .st of Miss Flora Mas Young is now in Macon to at- ii Zone of the interesting weddings ol State is that hat Of of Mss Pase;ss Gam'as of Ma Ma sE, October g. Three o'clock IS a,ns the nr of the ceremony y: ana s6s bome 5oe wed of .hs ! Eineyille Avenue. On account or very recent bereavement til, in tn the opIet nIad There win be no attendants, and only imme- { diate relatives will witness the cere- %rhe bride and bridegroom will leave directly after the marriage for an ea, tended Eastern trip, and VIII pc ,,sa home with Mrs Lamar naarrr on n Minsy,iie Manon. the Atlsada asading Feaat,Sfs are pr. @ ana Mrs J Roberts, parents of the Drlaegrooh' aha h o hriderroor1.s pr o brother and sister.--At- lapta Georgian
 RILEY-BRANNON.
 Friends in Montgomery will be in. terested In the marriage of MT C. Riley. of this city. and Miss Fine Brannon, of ozark, Ala.,. which took place yesterday at the home or her Mr Riley is employed by the city and is held in the highest esteem:
 The bride is very popular in her MT. and Mrs. Riley will be at home to their friends after several weeks trip. at 416 Scott Street.
 HOME MISSION SOCIETY
 HAS INTERESTING MEETIN G.. The Home Mission Society of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church, who are observing Week of Prayer, held a most interesting meeting yesterday afternoon at the church.
 The subject of the meeting was our Mountain Schools"
 Mrs. Feagin gave vocal solo and Miss Ellen Jackson talked on Our Mountain Folk"
 Talks on the mountain schools, Bre- yard Institute, and the Bennett Mem orial, were given by Miss Reaia Chat field and Miss Julia Gay.
 The program was ended with piano solo by Miss Kathleen Davis. MEETING OF LADIES'
 MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. The Ladies' Memorial Association held a short business meeting at the Council Chamber yesterday morning. There wes no particular business be- fore the meeting.
 The members expressed much pleas ure at Mrs. Lees successful manage ment of the Admiral Semmes celebra- ton.
 Mrs Lee is Vice President of the Association in this city, and also Vice President of the Southern Confederate Memorial Association.
 HOME MISSION SOCIETY.
 The Home Mission Society of the Court Street Methodist Church, which hoS Is esstas ee tss The subject will be "our Educational Work for Foreigners" Mrs. W. H. Thomas CHRISTIAN ENDEAyOR FIRST
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH On account of conflicting dates the Christian Endeavor Society of the First Presbyterian Church. has been changed From Friday the eYsnlns S1ms of tq Miss szs Crenshaw, 300 Adams Street.
 MT. and Mrs; w. c. Lifford. .taa have ytf5 ta, Mrs. T. I. Hewlett. 71s Monroe Street. Mfr. and Mrs. H. F. Knabe and sons have returned from visit to relatives in Knoxville, Tenn.
 Mrs John McPherson and Miss Lois McPh erson of Letohatchfe. are the guests of Mrs. L. S. McKerall on Madi- son Avenue.
 Miss Lula Mcqueen has returned home after a several months absence from the city she visited MsS, tTiends Ynn1 a ia points in Connecticut. and was de- lightfully entertained.
 Miss Constance Deer of Andalusia is the guest of Miss Sadie Hood. Mrs. w. B. Kelly has returned from Birmingham. where she was matron of honor at the Hanly- King wedding. She was delightfully."- entertained during her visit.
 Mrs o. P. Bartlett has returned from New York. Saratoga and points in Connecticut. where she spent the sum- mer.
 Mrs. Laurens Jones and little son of Birmingham are the guests of Mrs. H. A. Jones on Clayton Street.
 A meeting of the Cradle of the Con- federacy Chapter. U. D. C., will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the Car negie Library.
 Miss Sallie Watson, Secretary to State Treasurer Walter D. Seed, has returned to Montgomery after trip through the West, during which she visited the Exposition at Seattle.
 Major and Mrs. A. C. Sexton have re- turned to Montgomery from visit to Major Sextons old home in Virginia They were accompanied home by Mrs. Virginia Sexton. a sister of Major Sex ton, and the formers little son. Leon. Misses Nellie Brock, Nome Hobbie and Miss Reagan of Union Springs left yesterday for Washington to attend washington College.
 Mir and Mrs. L. A. Docteur have