The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-25
TIMES CHILDREN.

AuAG0hA&<4ss
Time has three children. neeting and
fair.
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.
Who circle about us as we travel on.
And yield us our JOY and our SORROW.
Yesterday stands In her widows weeds.
Bereft and broken and sad:
Today smiles over an untitled grave.
And Tomorrow IL distant and glad.
And We poor wayfarers worship and
These daughters of Father Time:
And Yesterday grieves and TODAY de-
ceives.
And Tomorrow's the maiden sub
lime.
willis Granger in The Commercial
Appeal.
DUDLEY-BURR.
The following announcement cards
have been received by friends in this
city:
mfr. william Mcmillan Dudley and
AIRS. Emma Josephine Burr. announce
their marriage on Saturday the seven
mine at westfieid. N. J.
At home In Scranton, Penn, after
October Fifteenth"
Mr.. Dudley Is former %Montgom-
eriau, and viii be remembered with
pleasure by many frienis in this CITY,
He possesses a splendid bass voice.
ana when he lived here. was q soloist
In ST. Johns choir. He went from here
to Mobile. where he sang In the choir
of Christ Church. and he now oc-
cupies a prominent position In q
Presbyterian Church choir in Wilkes
barre. Penn.
wHITEMAN-AsHLEY
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Augustus Ash
daughter. Mittie Ellen, to Mr.. John
Savage Whiteman, of Atlanta. Ca. the
marriage to take place on the after
noon OF wednesday. August II, 1909, at
o'clock at their home. 534 Clayton
Street, Montgomery, Alabama.
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LTrTLE-HUNTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. C. Hunter announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Anna Trott to Mr.. George Kerr Little.
OF Tuscaloosa, the marriage to take
place at their home in Livingston, Ala.
on the afternoon Of Wednesday, the
18th Of August at S;so o'clock. No
cards.
MAsTIN-DUFFY.
The following invitations have been
sssned:
Mrs. Michael Duffy invites you to be
present at the marriage OF her iaugh-
ter. Katherine Agnes, to Mr.. Thomas
Isaac Mastin, Tuesday evening, August
3, 1908, at $3.50 o'clock, 721 Washington
avenue. Montgomery. Ala
sKIRBY-sMITHDoM
mir. DeLeon writes of revival Of old
warriors memory at his old home; of
Shakespeare In the woods and Of
Pharmacists, ct ais
Sewanee, Tenn, July 23.-"Kirby-
S1nithdom" was the nom de guerre OF
the trans Mississippi region during the
war between the States; for the vlgor,
Independence and clear-headed control
OF the great fighter, made his an inn
perfum in imperio. Distance and dan
ger of communication left 1t In SUI
preme control OF the General, and his
record has fingered longer in the minds
Of men than perhaps that OF any other,
save Lee, Jackson and Johnson. All
know that after the war, he and his
resourceful and devoted wife C"Cassie
selden, the Bride of the Confederacy,"
set up their household goods at Sc
vance and there reared their eleven
children all still living.
Last year I recorded that a beautiful
park. or pleasure ground, discovered
early by the old General. had been
ceded to the University by Solicitor
Arthur Chownover, and named Kirby
Smiths Point" This year a more
significant tribute has been paid to
( the greenness of his memory. The
scattered old mountain fighters for the
south in the eos are neither rich
enough nor numerous enough to form
separate camps; so those OF the several
mountain towns have combined in the