The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-24

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 Jake H. Hsrrison.
 ruoycur roR THE DAY.
 would @ five that noue may rsGre ~ loneevtty; unselnshiy considsrat Sf as,d helpfui to my feiicw-bcing. ye npt unxnindful Of my own souls need; sucuid walk uprightlyr In public ant TIT coufritsly In private; wouia D, vu3d of aiI semhlance oa hypocrisy. sns nractioe CT not prsach; would sppee' kumhle as . child before my Maker. ye nsronx ss my fath In His s unasrsss,nss sa.s | would prefer . meek servttude nere and sanctincation in the Great Beyond Eeach ms. o Mighty ons. to prais' Ihss in sincerity. Amen:
 ENGAGEMENT or MIR.
 ABBOTT AND MISS SCREWS
 Many friends here will learn with Interest Of the engagement Of Mss Adelaide Screws and Mir Charles Wayne Abbott, which was recently announced nf the home -of. the bride elect tn Beaumont. Texas.
 Until two years ago Miss Screws made her home in Montgomery, but she now lives in Beaumont with her sis 
 She is an unusually bright and at sractive girl. and the news of her en- Eagemeut will be read with great tn- ferest by friends here.
 The following is . notice from The Beaumont Enterprise:
 -S3ociety is much interested in the approaching marriage of Miss Adelaide Screws. to MT. Charles Wayne Abbott, which was made known to their many friends Wednesday at smart bridge gathering given by Mrs. Kenny Le Blanc.
 "The marriage. which will take place at the home of the brides brother-in- law and sister, MT. and Mrs. Thornton W. Garrett on College Street on the evening of Wednesday. November 3. at 8 o'clock, will be attended by rel Htiyes and close friends followed later by a reception at which 6 large gath erinE of friends will be in. attendance Miss Ina Collier will be the brides only attendant and will act as her bolt will be the best man to his broth er. Miss Mary Autry Greer will play &he wedding march and Miss Bertha rsruse will sing the bridal song.
 Miss Screws, who ie . native of Montgomery. Ala, has made her home here fin the city the past few years with her sitsers, Mrs. T.. W. Garrett and Mrs. c. A. Garrett, and in that time has drawn about her 6 wide circle of friends among the society set of which she is very popular member. Mir. Abbott, e rising young attorney of stsriipg qualities. Is a member of nnmber of the sociay organizations here. and is also very highly esteemed hy his associates.
 "AfteF 6 short bridal trip to points Rn TexAs, the young couple will make their home at the Tasisig.
 'HThe out of town guests expected for khe wedding are Mfr. M. IT. Screws. c. F. Mertins of Montgomery. Ala, brother and sister Of the bride. and mr. and Mrs J M. Abbott of SeQuin, parents of the groom"
 GUILMARTTN-COMER
 MT. and Mrs. John Fletcher Conner of Midway. Ala. announce the engage ment of their daughter, Carrie Lizzie. to Mir Edward Conner Guilmartin, of Anniston, Ala. The wedding will take place the latter part of November. MISS sToUGH ENTERTAINs
 TEfE MARY JANE CLUB Miss Vivian Stongh entertained the Mary Jane Club Friday afternoon ai her home on Madison Avenue. The house was decorated with palms. ferns and roses. Punch was served from a table decorated with Malaga grapes. There was an Interesting guessing con- test and the prize. violet bowl, was won by Miss Darien Jones. while the booby prize. hat pin. fen to Miss Katherine Whitfield.
 The guests were: Miss Katherine whitfield. Miss Margaret Preiss. Miss Ruth Adams. Miss Marie Jones. Miss Darien Jones, Miss Alice Grigg, Miss Hazel Hanna. Miss Margaret Preiss, Miss May Banks. Miss Mary Adams.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Little Miss Mary Avis Pruett en- esrtained number of her friends Fri day afternoon in celebration of her Bth birthday. Games were played dur Ing the afternoon and refreshments were served.
 ley. Jule Saffold. Mamie and Lucille Solomon. Dorothy Gunter. Theresa and Annie Paul Goidthwaite, Emily Pitts. Marion Frank. Katherine Stern, Mary E. Persons. Julia Anderson. Mary E. Stay. Katherine and Claire Zirkle, The odosia Lee. Marjorie Cox. John Elmore, Paul B. Momand. Robert Hanna, John Branch. Cecil Cox. Oliver Stone. Haz- ard Stay and Bryan Warren.
 OPENING OF FALCON CLUB.
 The Falcon Club will celebrate it's tenth anniversary with a reception and dance Thursday evening. November IS at the club rooms. This will be one of the most brilliant social affairs of the season and a number of visitors from Birmingham. Selma and other points will attend.
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 THE FO0TPATH TO PEACE.
 To be glad of liSe because 1t gives you the chance to love and to work an nNa A A unA4 aN . A1 be satisfied with your possessions. bui not content with yourself until you have made the most of them; to despise noth- ing in the world except falsehood an