The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-02
SMILE A LITTLE.

Smile a little. smile a little.
 As you go along:
 Not alone when life is pleasant,
 But when things go wrong. Care delights to see you Browning. Loves to hear you sigh; Turn a smiling face upon her. Quick, the dame will fly. Smile, little. smile little,
 All along the road:
 Every life must have It's burden.
 Every life it's load.
 Why sit down in gloom and darkness With your grief to sup? As you drink Fate's bitter tonic, Smile across the cup. Smile upon the troubled pilgrims
 Whom you pass and meet; Browns are thorns and smiles are
 blossoms
 Oft for weary feet.
 Do not make the way seem harder By sullen face;
 Smile a little. smile little,
 Brighten up the place. Smile upon your undone labor:
 Not for one who grieves Der his task waits wealth or glory He who smiles achieves. Though you meet with loss and sor-
 row
 In the passing years,
 Smile a little, smile a little,
 Even through your tears.
 Ella Wheeler Wilcox, MISS BLACKS LUNCHEON
 FOR MISS ANDERSON. Miss Marian Black entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon yesterday at the home of her parents. Hazel He ige." in honor of her guest. Miss Margaret Anderson. of Wfnston-S Salem. N. c. Miss Anderson, a charming young girl, Is a former Montgomerian, having lived here until two years ago, when with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Neal L. Anderson, she went to Winston-S Salem, N. C., to make her home.
 She has spent the summer In the city as the guest of Miss Black and this was not only a farewell to her, as she returns today to her home, but also to celebrate her 18th birthday. On the arrival of the guests. they were served with iced grape juice punch. and afterwards were invited to the dining room, where delicious five course luncheon was served.
 The table was beautiful In its decorations of pink and white. In the centre was a cluny lace piece, on which rested a cut glass vase Of Killarney roses and plumosa.
 Pink candles, burning in silver candelabra, with pink shades shed soft glow over the scene. Covers were laid for ten and the place cards were exquisite. being hand-paintej land scapes The young girls seated around the table made a scene of unusual loveliness. After the luncheon. birthday cake on which burned sixteen pink candles was brought in. Each guest chose a candle. and made wish for the young guest of honor. Each of ha and if 1t went out the wish would come true.
 When the cake was cut, the ring fell to Miss Black. the dime to Miss Anderson. and the thimble to Miss Ellie Gay.
 The guests were: Misses Ninuzza Seymour. Mittie Holt, Mary Ellen Har- vey, Laura Jones, Lee Marks, Ellie Gay, Le Grande Smith, Rebecca Stout. Margaret Anderson and Marian Black.
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 WEDDING OF MISS JONES
 AND MIR DICKSON. At the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Gertrude Jones, tomorrow after noon at o'clock will take place the marriage of Miss Myrtle Jones and MT. James D. Dickson The officiating minister will be the Rev. pr. L. A. Holmes. and the nuptiais will be wit messed by only few of the intimate friends and relatives of the contracting parties The decorations will be ferns and palms, and the bride will wear a three-piece amethyst costume. with picture hat. gloves. and shoes to match. Immediately after the cere- mony, Arr and Mrs Dickson will leave for a trip South. which will include various watering places, and upon their return will be at home with the parents of the groom, MT. and Mrs. D. M Dickson, on the North Highlands. Among the out-of-town guests who are in the city to attend the nuptials are: Miss Sammie Dickson. Mir. and Mrs. Leonidas Dickson and family, and Mrs. A. IT. Eubanks of Montgomery .-Bir- mingham Age-Herald.
 MONTGOMERIANs AT POINT CLEAR. Although the gay season at Point Clear Is now drawing to close, water parties continue 10 hold their own. as among the pleasures of last week was a party to Navy Cove with the guests of the Grand Hotel as participants.
 The Fetus was the pleasure craft which carried Misses Lillie Radclin, Clara Belle Lack. Lulie Radcliff. Cal- mer, strauss, Chris Costello and Glen Brandon to Fish River on Friday, while Misses Una Merrill, Clara Ellen Forbes and Penrose Stout of Montgom- cry formed another party.
 Miss Una Merrill, who has been en- loving a two weeks visit to the Fes-