The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-24
Items of lntsysse to MontsonssIy
 and Co eIls State

ton. and her two slater. Hrs. Samuel Cassels snA nrs, Junius S!erce. e!So poursd tea from . dAihtiiy appointed table. and from the silver tea service 0t
 The oiuh prise. an oid.fa.hionsa ma of George ,Washington As q crest orIa- msnt, vas won by Mrs. Sale Pheian. Tho euest prise a Teco vase, fsai ts Aiss wiiiis Wiiksr.n"i; i .. ,,. conclu. sion of. the game. and other suggest'vs colonial features were introduced
 ARs. wIbI.IAM E. FonT. Fort from Montgomery to Birminsharn has met with great disspproval by the club women of Montgomery, because oI the feet that they will thereby lose beloved % sSir m:;mSsrs ;nas s in shsir rsnk:: being. before her marriage. Mss Adele Brooks. of that city, ms women n,,n. oi innni nf character and of . mind of exceptional prise and cultivation.
 Soon after her removal from 5irm- - insham te thls city. as the . time a,,.or ot hor of private sscrstary to 7Governor Co. msf, she suffered a bereavement. and it has only been within the past year tnes che has iSs tns circis cf o 9uCVs wy VIM shS sAAsAsAA-~~
 Within the past few months she had become . powerful factor In the Nc Msms cuS ss which :as ,..s Ssi0hs hss iUss amo most keenly.
 xTON-nGIDDL1T0N.
 Sunday aeteernoon st 2 o'c,ock; as s the ardson. 16 Clayton Park Street, In the presence of . few friends and rsla- . lives, Mss Rachel E. Croxton of High land Home, and Mir. Augustus rr,r Wi Mio-
 Immediately after the ceremony the young couple left for Birmingham to spend a few days with rsia, ss of non. the ,ssy % "A at: ss hos so their friends in Cianton after March q
 Mir. Middleton is one of Ciantons prosperous business men. while tne q teacher in State schools, has won the love and respect of all who know nss' Nns. WALTER FISK HOSTESS
 FOR aTg,n1 TgnspAnr nr, 9AeR Ms.s oIgs Fss was hostess for the ruesday Card Club when she entertained in addition few other guests. The decorations were poMss.s M::. Bssat'w Bs1iS wAe...on. won the guest prize, . china pun box. and Mrs. St. iohn Naftsl.t club prize. linen cen
 4 luncheon wss served at 1s;as A DAILY PRAYER.
 Each day during Lent this. page will contain a prayer for the day by
 Tocsy the Lords Prayer. as greates of all. Is the first to be onerea' Miss Maudo chesnutt. of Hope Hull sas sS'is iss '1 hSs sr%ns Street Mrs T. Ii. chesnutt who has been at l tending the New Orieane Carnival, VII return home tonight:
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul LeGrand. Miss Le Grand and Miss Florence Marks. hav' gone to Perdido Bay for three weeks Mrs. A. B. Andrews. of Raleigh, N. c. has returned home after a pleasan visit to her daughter. Mrs. William Marks
 Miss Bessie Bledsoe and Miss Ger l trude Bledsoe are in Mobile attending | the carnival.
 Mrs. Richard Arlington has returne' I to her home at Enterprise aceonipante by her sister-in-iaw. Miss Mary Ar Mrs. Carrollsa 'Hailonauist will leav | for New Orleans during the week t be with relatives for brief visit Mrs. H. W. Burnheim. of Birming l ham. Is visiting Mir. and Mrs. M. Mohr 12o sayre Street.. Mir. J. S. Malone has returned hom l from Atlanta.
 | Mrs. F. A. Powell. of Hurtsboro. f the guest of her daughter. Mrs. D. R 1 Monk.
 Mrs. Sidney Adams. of Birmingham l Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Wiley Hill GREIL TRADING co. F. o. BOX S37. Pcmsac0la, Fla. Sole Agency For the vvorld's most famous brands Q | boftIed-in-b0nd and blended whiskiea Long distance phone SS8.