The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-07

courage of her convictions. she II =
cousin Of the khedive of Egypt, ana
could not reason why her fresh ioveh-
ness should be hidden oy ven rs
fashion maker enhanced her attractive
ness. 80. attired IN the latest importa-
tons. she walked the streets OF Cairo
IN trim figure and with her face un-
covered. Lttle wonder the devout
Mohammedans petitioned the khedive
by telegraph, by letter and orally to
discipline his daring cousin. But what
was the khedive to DOT He might
exert pressure on one of his male rela-
tives, but he was powerless before
girl of 20. defiant in her youth and
charms He did not Interfere. and. Of
course, that inspired other Moham.
medan women to follow the example
Of the princess. And as a result Cairo
has become more interesting to for
eign visitors for a lot OF Oriental pref
tiness has come from behind the veil
Exchange.
MIR. AND MRS. vAss CALLED TO
MONTGOMERY BY THE SUDDEN
DEATH or NH. STOUT.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. vass left at mid.
night Friday for Montgomery. called
there by telegram received from DR..
Glen Andrews announcing the sudden
death yesterday morning in Montgom-
cry Of Mr. Robert Plat Stout.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Stout
married Miss Zemmie Vass. daughter
of Mr. H. p. vass, who with two sons,
Penrose. named for his grandfather.
and Robert Platt. named for his father.
and one lovely daughter, Rebecca
Stout. survive him.
Mrs. Stout has always been a great
favorite In her old home and her many
friends here will syfnpathize deeply
A. d., "A nf hn4ha nd
and father.
Their home life was especially happy
and sweet and this break In the little
home circle coming so unexpectedly 10
a blow which the young mother and
her children will feel most keeniy. as
Mr.. Stout was most exemplary
The many friends in her girlhood
home extend their heartfelt sympathy
to Mrs. Stout In her bereavement and
feel deeply for her In the great loss
she has Observation-Disclosures Register.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall Clarke and
the Norwood family OF Montgomery,
who spent the summer at Point Clear.
all returned home during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarke. Mrs. Norwood of
Montgomery and Mics Florence Nor
wood ali sail via the Mallory Line this
morning Tor New YORK, MT. NofHoOu
having come down from Montgomery
yesterday to bid his family adieu.
Miss FLORENCE Norwood will enter
Smiths College near Boston and the
rest of the party will enjoy q trip
East. remaining away until about the
last of october.--Mobile Register.
ROUECHrfe-REID WEDDING PARTY.
The personnel OF the wedding party
to attend Miss Augusta Randolph Reid
and Mr.. William Lee Roueche who VIII
be married next Tuesday morning, Sep
TENDER Z. ct $3.50 o'clock has been
announced.
The bride will be attended by her
sister. Miss Britt Randolph Reid. as
maid of honor and the groom by his
best man, Mr.. Joseph L. Hill. Miss
Reid will be given away by her father.
Mr.. John Bradley Reid. and the on
eating divine will be Rev. DIR. Cantey
johnson. OF Lake Charles, La. who was
rector of st. Mary's-on-t the Highlands.
where the wedding will be solemnized.
up to two years ago.
No invitations have been issued In
town,--Birmingham Newh
r.
ADAMs-DE OWES.
Senior and Sonora J. 8, DeOvies. OF
Pittsburg. Ca. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Manueia De.
OWES, to Mr. George Grigg Adams, OF