The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-08-11
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WHEN DREAMS DEPART.
When dreams depart. then 1t is time
to die.
Nay. thou art dead when thy dear
dreams depart.
Fen though thy ghost still hauhS
the crowded mart.
stin with proud grace saiutes the
passer-by,
Reaps golden grain when the hot sun
rides high,
Sails the far seas with compass ana
OF the worlds burdens bears its
Or faces doom with calm. undaunted
For dreams-they are the very breath
OF life;
The "little leaven" that Informs the
whole; A..
Mamma from heaven. to nerve thee for
the strife.
Fetter thy dreams and hold them
fast, SOUL
When they depart, 1t is thyseif th'
Julia G. r. Dorr, In The Century.
HANNON-ALExANDE
The following invitation has been Is
"Mr. and Mrs Charles Hunter Rogue
more request the honor Of your pres
ence at the marriage OF their sister
Marie Louise Alexander to Mr.. Aiexah-
der Cameron Harmon, on the morning
~ wednesday. August Is, 1909. at 1880
o'clock, First Baptist Church MONT
CANARY
AT home after September. Seattle
WASH"
MISS MAY JONES ENTERTAINs.
One of the most delightful social
events of the week was the watermelon
cutting given by MISS mary yun s,sn
her home. "Hurstview." on the Woodley
Road. The crowd. chaperoned oy MRS.
Motion. was met at the car by nay
wagon. Games and music were en-
itoyed until a late hour
Miss Ruth Culver assisted Miss Jones
in entertaining.
Those who enjoyed the evening were:
Miss Helen Freeman OF Birming g,as
Miss Jennie Belle Perry OF union
Springs, Misses Mary D. Vaughan. Mary
Jones, Mamie Taylor Amelia Motion.
Mary L. Jones, Ruth Culver. Mary
Adams. Junia Jones and Mrs Molten;
Messrs. Oakley Geibel, Cater Geibel. Ed
Snipes, Hardie Whatley, Sam Jones,
Lindsey Hunt, j. c. Johnson. Berney
wraglin Roy Jones, Pearce AeynoidS'
Will Waters and Charles Jones.
DANCE FOR MISS BEANIE.
A delightful compliment to charm
ing visiting girl was the dance at
which a number Of young men enter
tanned last evening at Pickett Springs
in honor Of Miss Carrie White Beanie
of Birmingham. the guest OF MISS ray
Tor Beale.
There were a number of guests and
the hours passed all too swiftly for the
merry dancers.
Those present were: Misses Carrie
White Beane, Dixie Drum. Lula NC
Queen, Taylor Beale, Isabelle COLDS
Mary Boodwyn Ashley, Bessie MADDOX
Mary Ellen Harris. Annie warren
Jones, Clara Westcott Laura Cham
beers, Annie Danziger. Sarah Warren
Wilkerson, Rebecca Rutledge, virginia
Abrecrombie, Ruby Richardson, Eliza
beth Mcknight, Katie Halls, Anne Holt,
Estelle Meyer, Mary Kennedy. Willie
Gayle, Ymng. Glover, Baeland. mary
Adams Messrs. r. Coolidge. ]. H. Pat
Harris. T, b. Betty. Jack Morgan, L.
s. Betty, w. T. Ward. G. West. Gus
Tatum, Shaffar Hood, Bernard Lyon, j.
B. Folmar, J. A. Davidson, Leach Har-
ris. Troy Halls, CASTOR Hume, j W.
Patton, Fields, N. d. Eubanks, e. n.
Clapp, Pierce Ledyard, c. P. Duke, P.
B. Travis, Dick Chestnut, Jack Lovett,
Poundstone, H. Frazier. W. F. Hickey
Sam C. Jones.
IN HONOR OF MISS MERLE
ABERCR0MBIE.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis II. Moore enter
tanned charmingly last evening at an
Up-Jenkins party and watermelon cut
in honor of Miss Merle Abercrombie.
of Tuscaloosa. who is the guest OF
their sister, Miss Willie Jones.
The front lawn and porch of the home
on Adams Street were brilliantly lighted
with numbers of Japanese lanterns.
Here tables were arranged ana the
game of Up-Jenkins was enjoyed. At
ter the games, water-melons were cut
on the back lawn, which was also dec
Grated with lanterns. Punch was serv-
ed from an arch of vines. decorated
with lanterns and flowers.
Miss Jones wore a white embroider-
ed gown and Miss Abercrombie was
dainty gowned in white lingerie and
lace.
The guests were: Misses Jett-Aileen
Farley, Ruby Richardson, Merle Aber-
crombie. Estelle Meyer, Marguerite
Struppa, Willie Thompson. Annie Yam
cey and Willie Jones.
Messrs. Ready Ellsberry. Taylor
Jones. Ben Washburn, Sam Englehardt
Hardaway Frazier. Bradford Jones
Rowland Weber and Lawrence Kelly.
PALMS AT BEAUVOIR CLUB.
The line of demarkation between the
haunts of the bachelors and ladies' and
gentlemen who repair to the roof gar
den OF the Beauvolr Club to be famed
by the cooling breezes that constantly
blow there these sultry evenings, has
been clearly defined by line OF beau
tiful palms.
These palms have been artistically ar
ranged and contribute to the attract
iveness of the already attractive gar
den.
Little Miss Virginia Bragg Smith has
returned from a several weeks visit to
relatives in Albany. Ga
Mr.. and Mrs. Burlin r. starnes. of
Birmingham, are the guests of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. A. Sanford.
Jr.. on Hull Street.
Mrs. II. Fl. Barnes, Mr. Fred Young.
Mrs. T. v. Thompson, Miss Petibel Bib
and Mr. Ralph Harper, have taken an
auto trip to Troy.
Mrs. Henry Crommelin, Mrs. May
Wood and children, and Mrs. Terry
Richardson and children, have return
ed home after spending month at
Pensacola.