The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-31


 social season of New York in the win. ter of 1895. The mother of the duchess Is now the widowed Mrs Oliver H. P. Belmont< She and MT Vanderbilt were divorced He has also been remarried since.-Exchange.
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 IN COMPLIMENT TO
 FORMER MONTGOMERIAN.
 One of the pretty informal parties of the week was morning bridge at which Mrs. Berry Baugh was hostess. Her guest of honor was Mrs. Burlin Robert Starnes, one of the seasons brides. Mrs. Starnes was Miss veline Sanford of Montgomery. The prizes included water color picture. which was won by Mrs. Robert Meyer. and pack of playing cards, which was awarded to Mrs. Mortimer Jordan.
 Following the games the hostess served tempting luncheon. The guests were Mrs. Burlin Starnes, Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. Meyer. Mrs Lee Koenig, Mrs James Bridges. Mrs Hubert Scruggs, Mrs. Wilbur Kelley, Mrs. John Yeatman, Mrs. Raymond Emerson and Mrs E. F. Enslen. Jr.-Birmingham
 OF INTEREST TO THE D. A. R.
 Mrs. Rhett Goode. State Vice Regent D. A. R., has been requested by Mrs. William Cumming Story, Chairman of the D. A. R. n-Fulton celebra- ton committee. to make the following announcement to the Alabama Daugh- ters of the American Revoluiton:
 The D. A. R. committee on the Hud- son-Fulton celebration Is happy to an- nounce that headquarters have been secured at 501 Fifth Avenue (entrance to elevator on Forty-second Street. where all members of the society will be made welcome.
 Representatives of various chapters will act as hostesses. maid will he in attendance. tea will be served, the literature and general information re- lating to the celebration may be secured here. and as far as possible every arrangement will be made for the comfort and convenience or the members of our society. We hope that all visiting daughters, us well as those in New York. win visit the head quarters.
 Through the courtesy of the Park Department. we have one of the finest sites on the whole course--on Fifty ninth Street. between Sixth and Seventh Avenues--for a reviewing stand from which to view the historical parade on September 2S. the military parade CT September 30. and the carnival on the evening of October 2.
 The very low rate of $3 each has been fixed for the tickets. which are good for the three great land pageants of the celebration. The prices will he maintained until September 1, after which time 1t will be advanced
 Tickets may be secured from Mrs William Cumming Story. BOT West Ninetieth Street. New York.
 On Wednesday afternoon, September 29. at 2:30 o'clock. Patriotic Cele- bration and Reception will be held by the National Society of Patriotic Women of America. and the Hudson Fulton Celebration Committee. in the Council Chamber and Governors Room of the City Hall. which through the courtesy of the President of the Bor- ough of Manhattan. has been ac- corded for this purpose. All Members of patriotic organizations are cordially invited to attend.
 We are indebted to the commission for their interest and cooperation.
 The Waldorf-Astoria, the Martha Washington and Hotel Astor have made special rates and will orrer accommo- dations as long as they are able to meet the demand.
 Mrs. Story assures the visiting Daughters that the committee antici- pates great pleasure in welcoming them on this unique and interesting oc- casion.-Mobile Register.
 REV. WYATT H. BROWN IN MOBILE.
 The Southern Churchman. published at Richmond, Va. has the following to say about Rev. Wyatt H. Brown. for merly of Trinity Episcopal Church at Union Springs. now of All Saints. In Mobile.
 Since the council, in May last, Rev w. H. Brown has been In charge of the new mission, All Saints. on Gov ernment Street, Mobile. He has been untiring in his efforts to build up this church. and he now has about sixty families and 100 adult communicants, who are affiliated with the new church. This Is remarkable work"
 MT. Brown is enjoying a vacation to Canada, having left about a week ago. after a very busy season of work, filled with earnest. steadfast purpose and untiring effort. as he also ministers and breaches to the people of Spring r1lll, being In charge of St. Paurs Episco- pal Church out there.-Mobile Regis ter.
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 MT. and Mrs. Malcolm Smith Wads- worth request the honor of your pres