The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-05
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 RosHsAr soiaE Editor Phone

and 70 the Dt8to i the best quality ffoated down the aisle | as he passed. The young people will miss him now that he Ia married. He Is loved by all for his many accom- plishmsnts, his tender grace and his winning ways. The bride commands good salary as bookkeeper and the | groom will miss none of the luxuries | to which he has been accustomed. A crowd of pretty men saw him of at the depot" YOUNG wOMEN's CHRIs- THAN ASSOCIATION ENTER- | TAINs AT A RECEPTION. Marking the third anniversary of their existence in this city. the Young | Women's Christian Association enter 1 tained at q most enjoyable reception | at the Association Home last evening. The rooms were decorated most att | tractiveiy with palms. goiden-rod and ! cut flowers. An interesting program
 was given. The opening number was devotional l exercises by Judge Armistead Brown. | This was followed by a short address | by the President. Mrs. J. M. Chiffon. | Miss Ethel Beane. the newly elected 1 Secretary, talked most interestingly | about the work of the Association. and | gave a sketch of different Associations | she had visited. Miss Jessie stewart gave vocal solo l which was much enjoyed. Miss Marie Burch, as Treasurer. read ! her report, after which vocal solo was well rendered by Miss Georgia | Richardson. Miss Lilla Yea Avinger, representing | the Fellowship Club Miss Ida Clay, in kAL oE kl.~ Mrs. R. O. Blakey. representing the
 Thursday Afternoon Bible Class. gave short addresses. Rev. J. M. Chiffon, in a few we'll | chosen remarks. full of wit. delighted | his audience.
 Mrs. Rienzi Thomas, who has beau-
 tifui voice. gave several selections. A recitation by Miss Mamie Mc- Whorter was much enjoyed, as was the
 violin solo by Miss Pauline Lewy. The | rooms were thronged with callers throughout the evening.
 MIR. WILLIAM BAUER TO GIVE RECITAL. Mir. William Bauer of the Eilenberg- Lindner Conservatory of Music. will give a piano recital Thursday evening. | Oct '. at s:30 o'clock, at the Jesse French Piano parlors. Invitation pro- grams may be secured at the Jesse French Piano Parlors. The following | is the program: 1. Senate Cp. III--Beethoven. Maestoso.
 Allegro Con Brio Ed Appassionata. Adagio. Gavotte--Gluck- Brahms. Tocatta Op: 7-Schumann. 3. Three Etudes: op. 10. No. 10, Op, 25. Nos. 6. II; Nocturne Op. AS, No. 1; Ballade, A Fiat-Chopin. 8. Refets Dams L'eau-Debussy. Papiilons es)-RosenthaL Octavade Etude-Sch ulz- Evler. yenezia E Napoli-Liszt. WEEK OF PRAYER. The Home Mission Society of the | Court Street Methodist Church is hold | ing the annual service of prayer every
 afternoon of this week. The subject
 for Monday was "The consecrated
 Life" and Mrs. c. J. Beane led the
 meeting. The program for the re-
 maining services follow:
 Tuesday-"our Mountain Schools" | led by Mrs. McAndrew. l Wednesday--"our Educational Work for Foreigners" led by Mrs. w. H. | Thomas.
 rhursday--"Rescue and Preventive | Work" Union Meeting at the Dexter l Avenue Church.
 Friday-"Parsonage and Supplies,
 led by Mrs E. M. Graves.
 HARMONY CLUB. | The Harmony Club will entertain their friends at musicale, Thursday | evening, October 2, at the Hammond
 School of Music.
 LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. l The Ladies' Memorial Association | will met this morning at 11:S0 o'clock | at the Council Chamber. All members are urged to attend. l Mrs. M D. Bibb. | President. Mrs. J. J. Brame.
 Secretary pro tenn.
 The Capital Hill School Improve
 meht Association will meet at the school this afternoon at o'clock. The
 mother of every pupil is invited to at- tend.
 Miss Kathleen Stinson of Jackson, Miss. will spend the winter in the city. The friends of Mir and Mrs. J. Lee Holloway will be glad to know that | their little daughter, Annie Lee. Is im- | proving and has been removed from local infirmary to her home on Finley Avenue.
 Mrs. Myrtle Booth Campbell and | sons have returned from New York, where they spent the summer. l l Mrs. Kirkman Jackson and little daughter. Helen, are visiting her sister, Mrs Darlington Semple. in New York. |
 Miss Margaret Snyder of Altoona.
 Pa. is spending the winter in the
 city.
 l Mrs. F. H. Merritt Is in Atlantic | City. the guest of Mrs. J. L. Galbraith. | .: | Miss Sarah Warren Wiikerson, re-
 turned yesterday from Marion, where
 she spent the summer.
 Mrs. M, L. Wood has returned from Greensboro, where she visited her daughter. Mrs. Fletcher Monette. l +
 Mrs. J. L. McGwier has returned to
 her home in Thomasville. Ga. after wis.,
 iting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles
 r. Hannon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Holt have moved from their country home into the city for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Naham Greil have re- wlH