The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11

Mrs. D. c. Hanson. Mrs. J. ". Hardie. Mrs. Doctor Holt. Mrs. J. O. Hurter. Mrs. Hutcheson. Mrs D. R. Holt. Mrs S. D. Hubbard, Mrs. William Hubbard. Mrs. J. L.. Holt, Mrs. Hastings. ST., Mrs. Hastings. IT, Mrs. T. Ramon. Mrs. T. E.. Eardwick Mrs. W. H. Holmes. Mrs. L. B. Hallonqulst. Mrs. Colonel Her bert, Mrs. Hecht. Mrs. A. Isaacs. Mrs. H. Isaacs. Miss Carrie Joseph, Mrs. B. R. Jones. Mrs. T. L. Jones. Mrs. w. F. Joseph. Mrs. F. E. Jackson. Miss Carrie Jackson, Mrs. w. R. Jones. Mrs. Thomas Joseph. Mrs. J. W. A. Jackson, Mrs. L. R. Jordan, Mrs. T.. Jordan, Mrs. E.. Kulman, Mrs. Robert Knox. Mrs. A. Kahn. Mrs. E. A. Lacy, Mrssr-J. F. Lakin, Mrs. J.. Loeb, Jr.. Mrs. S. s. Ledbetter. Mrs. Jennie Led- better. Mrs. Morrissette. Mrs. Alfred Moses. Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Micou. Mrs. A. Moog. Mrs. R. c. Moses, Miss Grace Noses. Mrs. Mcbride, Mrs. H. c. Moses. Mrs. Dr. Moses. Miss Sarah Moses, Mss Belle Moses. Mrss Eva Moses. Mrs. Alex Mohr. Mrs. F. H. Mer- Till, Miss Emily Moses, Mrs. E. Nails, Mrs. A. B. Peck Miss I. Pierce. Mrs. E.. M. Ponder, Mrs. ". c. Raoul. Mrs. J. Roswail. Mrs. s. Roswald. Mrs. c. M. Rousseau. Master J. B. Rousseau. Master J. c. Rousseau. Miss A M. Rousseau, Master G. Rousseau. Mrs. Stout, Mrs. Sweat. Mrs. pr. String fellow. Mrs. ". M. Shoemaker, Miss Charlotte storrs. Mrs. Charles Spear. Mrs. W. W. Screws. Mrs. R. Nix. Miss Alice Noble. Mrs. Robert Offutt, Mrs. Fill Offftt. Mrs. Ogburn. Mrs. Dr. Petrie. Miss D. PetrIe, Miss c. Petrie, Mrs. 6. Pierson. Mrs. Pace, Mrs w. H. i. Smith. Mrs. Lester Smith. Mrs. R. C.. Starks.a Mrs. Emmett Seihles. Mrs. Judge Stone, Miss Fannie Stone. Mrs. c. stern, Mrs. A. Strassburger, Mrs. H. Strassburger, Miss l.. L.sTyler, Mrs. Tuiiis. Mrs. A. J. Thornton. Miss Liz- zie Taylor. Miss Mattle Tompkins, Mrs. Alex Troy. Mrs. A P.s Tyson. Mrs. Waller, Mrs. J. W. Watts. Mrs. James L.. Ware, Mrs. Governor Watts, Mrs L.. Wymen. Mrs. woodfin, Miss Kate Waller, Mrs. c. Wolfe, Mrs. I Winter, Mrs. D. Well, Mrs. T. H. Watts. Mrs. Carrie. Walker. Mrs. T. R. Warren, Mrs. Dr. Ware. Mrs. R. H. Wilder, Mrs. !. A. Weiss. Mrs. H. Well. Mrs. F. Wolfe, Mrs. c. L werth, Miss Ella Wooffruff.
 The Home Opened.
 By the active and untiring efforts of the Association s2.50o was secured. this amount being paid for the prop erty now known as the Woman's Home which was. formally opened october, 1881. Tn 1sse, through the efforts of Col. D. s. Troy. who not only gave iiberaliy himself. but induced others to give. a four-room cottage was erected on sthe premises in 1895; an. other one, known as the Margaret Waller Cottage" was presented to the Association by charter member; and 1902 commodiops six-room cottage and finely equipped bath house, de- signed and erected by Mrs. T. !. Scott and sons as a memorial to the husband and father of the generous doners These gifts of inestimable value must indicate to the devoted workers in this worthy charity the favor and good will always accorded the Association.
 In its inception, the organization elected for its President Mrs M D. Graham. who nobly performed the du- ties of her difflcult and honored posi- ton for three years. In 1ss4-5, Mrs. W. c. Jackson, a woman of marked abiblity and fidelity, served as Presi- dent. Mrs. B. l.. Wymans a charter member, was elected to the position in 1Ss9, and for seventeen years has served either as President or Vice. President of the Association. In 1903 the Association, in full appreciation of her magnanimous service. and realiz- ing her rare ability. her valuable lead ership, unanimously voted her hon. orary life President. Mrs. c. J. Haus- man became President in 1888. and served for eighteen successive years as Secretary. Vice President. and Pres ident. This organization has neS CT known e more zealous, loyal worker than this noble woman, whose love and labors, from its inception to her de- mise, in 1901, were for this worthy charity. A beautiful memorial ser vice was held in her memory by the Association, when fitting. tender words were spoken by various members or her as an ofiicer. a citizen and philan- thropist.
 The fifth and present executive. Mrs. T w. Hannon. was elected president in 1903, after having served the asso- ciation as secretary and vice president A woman of wise judgment. rare abil- ttv>and unalterable zeal. her adminis- tration has been most successful, and to her the organization Is indebted for fine suggestion and observance of the formal opening of the Home. In cele- hrattng "woman's Home Day." which through the efforts of the Association and .responsiveness of the citizens. the membership has been considerably en- larged. and the treasury gratifvingly increased.
 The vice presidents of the associa- ton for the past year were: Mesdames e. w. Petrie. C. ]. Hausman. B. L. Wyman, A. H. Moses. pr. Howard, E. Hannon. J., E. Abbott. J Blob. B R. Jones. R. E.. Boiling. w. w Screws. W. F. Jackson. M. D Graham, T. g. WilIcox, T. W. Hannon; Misses Fannie Griffin. P. L. Hausman. Lititia Tyler. and Mrs Emily F. Meyer. the last mentioned. a constant and faithful worker who has served for the past i've years. These women with no less degree of ability or fidelity. have given willingly and earnestly of their time. talent and labor to the cause.