The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-09
WOMEN qno SOCIETY
pREPARING TOR A REsT.

1T you're waking, can aaar
 ror s temorroyw y I start packing as do
 this time each year ,,n where am going for vacatiun r',n 1p
 Ana Iii need A rest, dear mother, long
 before my packings dope' m,.t fo,a my shirtwaists. mother;
 there are twenty-three. think, :, Ana n,v lingerie needs ribbons--l snail
 run 1t all with pink; ,. ,r,,mn,ed
 and the hats must not be crushed. Ana my coiffure puffs, dear mother,
 must be all unrolled and brushed r,.n rnv slippers need new boxes and
 my silk embroidered hose Must be laid out lengthwise. motner'
 in the neatest kind of rows; And my sheatn ana o,,sht Syefin fn Re n inc safest trunk, dear mother; so.
 at least. it seems to me.
 Seven parasols. I fancy. will be quite And sn0uSo Saouen sn . affhree-pieee costumes
 really ought S tS see ms ns ssk .nroIsn st ana an Ana ~ the yeiiow Rajah empire with the
 stunning fan-shaped rail. If you're waking, call me early. call
 me early, mother dear.
 For there's such a lot of packing now But i it must nus E be done. dear mother. ere
 gain the rest l seek --,rn.s,n..
 Wild Cat Cottage. Six a a wesxl yor, -SLaura ". Sheldon in New i0f1 WHAT THE EDITOR CANNOT DO. Don't think because the reporter sees you getting on the train that ne ought to know who you are and where you are going. or If he sees you greet some friends that he knows who they are and where they are from, says we1l-known newspaper. We try 70 become familiar with names and faces, if possible. But during the years past we have been to church and fail- cd to see you theres we have hung around the town pump. but some Of you weren't there; we have loafed on the street; we've even risked our rep- utation on back streets on dark night but you weren't all there. And we'll be hanged If we know where to find you all. So if you are going or coming. or know anybody cutting up queer capers. let us know.-Birming- ham Age-Herald. <
 NEW CHAPTER OF ALUMNAB
 OF THE G. H. s. ORGANIZED. On Monday afternoon a number of the members of the graduating classes of 190S-1909 of the Girls High Sckool met at the home of Miss Myrtle Gar rett on Catoma street. for the pur- pose of forming a new chapter of the alumnae. The chapter was organized under the name of the Central High School Chapter, with Miss Mary Boyd Williams as director; Miss Lucie Dove, secretaryj and Miss Marjorie Holmes, treasurer. After the business, delight ful refreshments were served.
 A-1I present: Misses Clara Galloway. An- nie Solomon. Sadie Frank, Mary Sis trunk, Marjorie Holmes. Anita Strass- burger, Annie Laurie Lamar, Ethel Waller. Laura Kennedy. Mary Burke, Katie Griffith. Eugenia Conniff. Lizzie Pickett, Carrie Rice, Edna Ro1lings, Fannie Eller carmichel. Julia Gay. Lucie Dove. Laura Jones. Mary Boyd Williams Irma Rice. Myrtle Garrett. Annie Sightler. Blanche Loeb, Dora Frank, Clara Westcott.
 Membership Is open to all the mem bers of the two classes and the names will be received by the secretary. The next meeting will be held early in July with Miss Laura Jones.
 MRS. BANKHEAD APPOINTED
 MEMBER OF LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE OF CON-
 GREsS, D. A. R. Mrs. John Hollis Bankhead. wife of Senator Bankhead of Alabama, has just been appointed a member of the Legis- lative Committee of the National So- ciety of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The appointment Is made by Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, President General of the society. Mrs. Bankhead has signifed her acceptance.
 The following official communication was received by Mrs. Bankhead few days ago:
 National Society of the Daughters of
 the American Revolution. "Mrs. John H. Bankhead:
 My Dear Madam have the honor to advise that you have been appointed by the President-General a member of the Legislation in United States Con- gress Committee.
 Please inform me if you will &C., sept this appointment.
 Mary R. Wilcox,
 Recording Secretary-Genersl. 'cMrs. Matthew T., Scott,
 ''President-Ge
 The appointment of Mrs. Bankhead, says The Birmingham Ledger on this important committee of the national society is considered one of the highest honors that the society can hestow. The committee is one of the most im- - W