The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-08
THE SUNNY SIDE.

THE SUNNY SIDE. Half the worlds in sadness,
 Other half is gay
 Better take the sunny side,
 That's the safest way.
 Whats the use to worry,
 Doesn't pay at all:
 On your head the batter
 Of the rain must fall
 Laugh away the shadows,
 Clouds are only mist;
 Soon they'll swiftly vanish.
 By the sunbeam kissed. World is full of beauty,
 Bright and tremnlous; God, the wonder worker,
 Made 1t all for us.
 Keep on going, going.
 Certain, by and by.
 To find the golden rainbow
 Flooding all the sky. When misfortune meets you,
 Bear 1t like a man;
 Face it, fight, beat 1t,
 Do the best you can. Anyway be honest
 With yourself and bide Where there are no shadows
 On the sunny side! Baltimore Sun. AIIss PEARCE ENTERTAINs
 FOR MISS HEARD. Among the pretty affairs which have broken the monotony of the long sum- mer dayss was the stocking shower at which Miss Frances Gray Pearce entertained yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Louise Heard.
 The game of hearts was played and the prize, a pair of silk stockings. fell to Miss Aline Clint.
 The time was deiightfully spent. a number of the guests being former school mates of Miss Heard, and the afternoon recalled many pleasant times spent together on former oc- casions.
 Miss Heard wore dainty, hand embroidered lingerie gown over pink, and Miss Pearce was gowned in white lingerie and lace
 The guests were: Misses Dent. Aline Clint, Mamie Spiers. Fanny Ellen Carmichael. Georgia Richardson, Mag gie Figh, Evelyn Waller, Mary Boyd Williams, Dora Frank. Sadie Frank. May Tallman. Katie Halls. Ethel Gov ington, Hazel Covington, Alma Hertz, lind Levy, Virginia Hamburger, Ida Belle Gay. Ida Thompson, Willie Thompson. Virginia Benjamin. Annie Yancy. Annie May Grigg, Therese Blakey, Edna Blake, Mary Bazemore. Willie Jones. Annie Floyd Pinkston. PERSONNEL or BAZEMORE-
 HEARD WEDDING PARTY. Much interest oenters In the mar riage of MT. R. P. Bazemore, Jr., and Miss Louise Heard, which will take place on the afternoon of September 14th at o'clock at the Southside Baptist Church. The wedding promises % be very pretty one. and the per sonnel of the wedding party will be as follows:
 Miss Frances Gray Pearce will be maid of honor, while Miss Mary Baze- more. sister of the groom, and Misses Ida and Willie Thompson, cousins of the bride. will be bridesmaids.
 Mir. J. N. Bird will attend the groom as best man, and Messrs. Taylor Jones and Atwood Bullock of this city, and Pennington Borden of Greensboro will Rct as groomsmen.
 Following the ceremony the young couple will leave for Cook Springs, and on their return. will be at home with the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. l. M. Heard. AIS Finlex Avenue IN HONOR OF MISS BEANE
 AND MISS BRAENON. Mrs. Alex Brannon entertained last evening at a progressive game party in honor of Miss Ruth Beane of this city and Miss Alice Brannon of Colum- bus. Ga.
 The guests were: Misses Louise Holt, Willie Carey, Palmer Carey, Mary Ellen Harvey. Nellie Wood Wiley, Edwina Strong. Florence Harris. Sara Belle Randy. Florence Holt. Fannie May Chestnut. Minuzza Seymour, NAa Betty, Ella Vaughan Patterson, Laurie Hunter; Messrs. James Flowers, Bowen Henderson, Eugene Smith. Bernard Steiner, Charles Harris. Stuart May, Thomas Owen, Randolph Candler, John Stratford. Sterling Patterson. Sam Solomon. Walter Browder, Jeff Steiner. Warren Brown. volney Walker, Riser Walker Clarke McGehee, Joseph White, Robert Bishop.
 INFORMAL MORNING AT BRIDGE. Mrs. John Welch entertained a few friends very informally at bridge yes terday morning at her home on South Court Street.
 Rrilge was played at two tables. During the morning refreshments were served.
 The guests were Mrs, c A. Dur ham, Mrs. Farnum. Mrs. Lynn Fort, Mrs. J. R. billiard. Mrs. Robert Bar nett, Miss Sallie Johnson. Miss Hettie Marks.
 MEETING AT WOMAN's HOME. The monthly meeting of the Working Woman's Home Association was held at the Home, on Adams Avenue, yes- terday afternoon. The President, Mrs. T. W. Hannon, presided. The report of the Secretary, Mrs. S. s. Crittenden. was read. as was that of the new Treasurer. Mrs. Philippa B. stratford Unusual demands have been made on the treasury, caused by a larger num-