The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-05
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
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InDuunpuEUEuI11l lal laa Im9 " lh 'iaa ' man of Cecil. Jessie Lee Jones of Bara-
 chias. Lucien Film of Savannah. Ca,
 Felix Dean of Pike Road. Pinkston and
 Futile of Shorter, Jack Pinkston of
 valdosta, Ga, D. B. Meriwether of
 Birmingham. Cad Glider. Mason Han
 iey. J. M Handey.-H. L. wigiesworth.
 chaperons, Mrs. c. B. Pinkston. Mrs. Robert Armistead and Mrs. A. $.
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 BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the womens'
 Missionary Society of the First Bap-
 tfst Church was held at the church
 yesterday afternoon. The annual re- ports of the secretary, Mrs. T. ". Hannon, and of the Treasurer, Mrs. S. B. Davis, were read and adopted, and
 these officers elected for 1908: Presi- dent, Mrs. NJ. A. Waller: Secretary.
 Mrs. T. W. Hannoh: Treasurer. Mrs.
 8. B. Davis; Trustees. Mrs: Mary L. Stratfofd. Mrs. s. B. Davis. Miss Au- gusta Cheney. The society is one of the oldest in
 the state and has had a large share in stimulating interest and gifts to mis- sions. Mrs. Margaret A. Waller, has been the only president, and for the past twenty-eight years has given niucn or .hef ekAiteu CnrisIan hAo ih
 time. thought and labor to the posi- tion. -5. Mrs. T. W. Hsnnon. as the Secretary
 for thirteen, years, has powerfully wielded her pen in the Advancement of the cause. Mrs. s. B. Davis has faith
 fully and acceptably filled the position as Treasurer.
 from the late Mise s. c. Foliansbee was received and distributed to State, home and foreign missions, fitting, generous gift from a noble and be- loved co.adjutor whose chief aim was to aid in the evangeiizatlon of the world. Besides this bequest, s253 has been given to these causes. and cloth ing sent to. q frontier missionary and
 family valued at s31I64; total, $2,- 07o.65.
 Mrs. J. l.. stratford. for eight years the able Vice. President, in leading the mission study for China. spoke of the dire needs of China. exceeded only by the wonderful opportunities. through love. prayer and faith. to save these dying millions. Mrs. Judson Perry conducted the
 mission party on . tour from San Francisco to the mission stations and
 homes of Southern Baptist missionaries in China.
 The presence of Mrs. c. A. stakeiy. the State W. M. U. President. and worker from whom has ever come
 strength and stimulus in the work. was painfully missed on the occasion. The following leaders for the mis-
 sion subjects were appointed by the President: Mesdames Stratford, Han non, Stakely. Davis. NJ. c. Scott F. I. Harris. Perry. B. P. Crun, E.. W.
 Gay. M. A. Lovelace. Miss A. Cheney. aE $- l- cya. m number of young girls yesterday noon
 in honor of Miss Van Ausdel. who is the charming guest of Miss Annie Gas ton. The pretty cottage home was thrown open for the pleasant occasion and covers were laid for thirty at | small tables in the dining room and
 library. where. delicious six course | luncheon was served. After luncheon 1 the guests enjoyed a game of bridge and to Miss Anna Fillmore was award ed the prize, . handsome cut glass co. logne bottle. while the consolation | prize. a chased silver belt buckle. fell | to Miss Margaret Browne.
 Miss Van Ausdel was attired in law ender chiffon cloth and Irish point.
 while Miss Gatson's gown was of pale | blue broadcioth.
 Miss Seibs was; assisted in entertain-
 ing her guests by her sisters, Misses Anna and Paula Siebs. Her guests were: Miss Van AusdeIl of Dayton. | O.; Miss Chinook. of New York, Miss Thomas of Kentucky, Misses Anime | Gaston, Christine Glass, Gertrude John | stone Kate Steiner. Lottie Wiley. Net. l ta Jones. Annie Chandler, Kate Jordan.
 Susie May. Rebeeca Rutiedse. Ellen Tyson, Theresa Roquemore. Mildred I Andrews. Anna Elmore. Mary Ellen
 Harris, Mary Mcqueen. Margaret Browne. Katherine Baldwin, Lula Me- | Queen, Etheldra Williams. May Tyson, Dixie Drum. Matilda Norwood. Fanny
 Marks and Jean Lahey and Mrs. J. N. Baker.
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 MATTHEwS-PUPRE. sThe marriage of Miss Hallie Mat i 3hews, and MT. Samuel Jervey Du Ere will be quietly solemnized on Wednes-
 day. January at 5:s0 o'clock. at the | home of the bride, 46 Virginia Avenue. I oniy the intimate friends and relatives
 will be present owing to the recent
 bereavemnt in the family.
 | Miss Matthews is a young woman os l charming personality. and through her many noble traits of character may
 number her friends by the score. She
 Is the daughter of the late Henry Hud'
 son Matthews, one of Alabama's most i beloved and prominent men. MT. Du Pre- is from one of South Carolina's most distinguished families ana stands very high in business and social circles.
 The young couple will leave shortly after the ceremony for their home in Spartanburg.
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 MOUNT. MEIGS PERSONALS. Miss Mary Hill Pinkston has re- turned from q visit to MT. and Mrs. Dudley Williamson at Robinson | Springs.
 Miss Dean, of Montgomery and Miss | oilder. of Ensley, are guests of Mrs. 1 c. c. Glider.
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