The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-13
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wHATEvER. Whatever the hand may ma 70 oo' Simple and small though It seems .o pod.. Sanction is over the srort true--
 Do IL! v. whatever of sunshine the day may rhouxh % but humble joys round your
 pathway cling; .. 'Tis the smile of heaven in . httie
 thing
 rake it! whatever the chance that may come
 your way
 10 tighten the clouds that dsrksn . smiles 1s: are the coin ws are given to
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 --Maude B. 8. Hymers.
 THOUGHT EoR THE DAY. Faint heart. fear not! The path you dread
 And r sSuddsrinr think for you new ls worn by many feet. whose tread 1ts every flower knows. its every . 4t ,gl.Is- Faint heart be strong. The eyes that
 smile. s 8 . The lips that call to you each day Some common greeting, may the while Be walking ehserfuiiy your hardest --osrtrnds Brooks Hamilton. in Circle
 Magazine.
 GUAHAM-DEAN. z& A marriage of unusual interest to scores oy friends in this city, was that of Mies Mary Lou Dean and Mir. Daniel Mastin oraham which took place on the afternoon of November 10th. at 1:30 o'clock at the Fayetteville Bap- tist church. Fayetteville. Ala.
 The church wss attractively deco rated in ferns, snilax. 5esssmine and yellow chrysanthemums
 The bridal party entered the church led by the bridesmaids. Miss Mary Joneh. of Montgomery. and Miss Lucille ponhli, nf Selma. They both, wore reseda cloth gowns, and carried cius- tefe of yellow chrysanthernums.
 Next came the two matrons, Mrs. Ed peane. of Meridian. Miss, and Mrs. Geofke Mc0se. of Faunsda1c.
 They wore gowns of green silk with black picture hats. and carried yellow chrysanthemums.
 Just preceding the bride was her maid of honor. Miss Mary HILL of syiacauga. She wore bronze cloth suit. with black hat and carried briies roses and ferns.
 The bride wore handsome tailor suit of olive green with hat to match. and carried shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
 MT W. D. Hale. of Montgomery, at- tended the groom as best man. Messrs. Baicoimn Graham. Blois Hill, P. B. Mastin. Jr.. of Montgomery. E. e. cooner. of Montgomery. acted az groomsmen.
 immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Graham left for a visit to New Orleans. and after November 20. will be at home st Fayetteville. Ala. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lillian Ayerett Dean. and Is most charming young woman.
 Mir Graham formerly. lived in Mont gomery and has hosts of friends here. who exteud best wishes.
 JORDAN-srsTRuNK.
 Mir Waiter Ellis Sfstrunk requests the honor of your presence ct the marriage of his daughter. Jennie, to Mr. William Micou Jordan, on wednss- day evening. November the twenty fourth. nineteen hundred and nine. at si6ht eselccIr B. -sJohn's Episcopal church, Montgomery. Alabama
 The abcvs invitation has been fs- sued 70 friends. B0YD-WOOD.
 Major and Mrs. James Pinckara Wood request the honor of your pres- snce at the marriage of their dauRh- ter, Annie Meimoth, to Mir. Casner Witsips Boyd. on the evening of Tuer- day. the twenty-third of Noven,ber. one thousand nine hundred and nine. at half after eight o'clock, First Rap list church. Troy. Alabama.
 The above invitation has been re- ceivei by friends in this city. rzarLATHEA CLASS oRGANrxuD A Philathea Class has been recent,, organised in connection with the Sum day School of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church.
 The officers are:
 President--Mrs. w. T. Downes. Vice President-Mfss Louise sharp Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs. R. A. Dun.
 Assistant Secretary = Miss Ada Blue.
 The Philathea Class gave surprise party to Miss Mamie Mulcahy. a member of the class, Wednesday even- ing. There were about sixteen guests present. and the evening was most en- joyabie.
 BEAUvOTR CLUB COMMITTEES. The following men have been desig- mated by the President of the Beauvoir Club as General Committee" on En- tertainment:
 John IT. Wallace. IT. Chairman; Charles c. Abercrombie. D. L. Whet- stone, Paul T. Sayre. W. |. Martin. Committee on Germans-Paui T.