The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-09
BRIEF SUMMER

4 You are singing your song too soon You cricket brown. in the meadow And the daisies' hearts are all blown By the chilly north wind as 1t passes Where are nov the slories of the June In the opening leaf and budding
 roses?
 ~ young half lf-fiedged,
 And with their flight the summer
 closes.
 bird misses?
 And missing. dies for sip of nec- Summer is chary of dewy kisses. And the sun hangs high paiid
 spectre.
 The sun grown cold like faithiess And the summer dies as his glance
 grows colder:
 But repenting late. he bends TO rohss coV1s, to
 fold her."
 wALTER-CoLoUi |, Many people will be interested m the marriaee of Mr. Jesse c. Walter of Showdown and Miss Helen Coiquitt, which took place yesterday afternoon at s o'clock at the home of the groom's sister, Mrs. w. E. Pitts. on Sayre Street It was Gretna Green aHair' parental consent having been rerused, on account of the youthfuiness or the young couple.
 H. s. Ellison of La Pine.
 Mra walter Is @ daughter or MT. <. and Mrs. A. B. Colquitt of this city, and is a very charming young girl.
 Mir. Walter is a son of the late T. B. Walter of Snowdoun. He IS engaged in farming in Snowdoun, ana is held In the highest esteem. Imme- diately after the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Walter left for Showdown, where they will make their home with the grooms mother. Mrs. Ellen c. Walter. An announcement which will be re- ceiyed with interest is that Mir. Fred erick Thompson and his wife are ex- nected in Nashville the latter part Of this month, and will spend several days at the Maxwell. Mrs. Thompson made many friends here while visiting MT. Thompson's relatives on their wedding trip, and they will extend 10 her a cordial welcome on her return vtsit. She has never presented any of her plays here, but her sister, Miss Mabel Taltaferro, who captured her Nashville audiences last winter in Polly of the Circus" was charmingly entertained nere Nashville Tennesseean.
 ur, T M. Poler. who has been visiting friends in Chicago and Indian apolis, is the guest for several days of her sister, Mrs. w. M. Spruell, en route to her home In Biloxi.
 Superintendent W. N. Cox of the Western, accompanied by Mrs. Cox. Miss Arminta COX, and MT. Jim cox will leave this morning in his prlvate car for Birmingham to spend several days.
 Miss Maud Shaw has returned from A visit to Nashville, Tenn, and Column bus, Ga.
 Mrs. John Metcalf ond sons. Henry Horse Shoe, N. c. where they spent two months.
 MT. Marion Rushton left yesterday for Marion, to attend the M. M. l. Mrs. D. A. Gould has returned to her home in Denver. Colo. after visit ing Mrs. W. c. Armstrong on Jeffer- son Street.
 Miss Elvtra Carllle, or AleAAnuer City. who has been visiting the fam fly of her uncle. Major J. D. Barron. returned home yesterday.
 Messrs. Luther Fuller and Brownlee Cenerfeit have gone to Auburn to at- tend the A. P. I.
 Miss Annie Laurie Lamar will leave in a few days for Troy to attend the Normal School.
 MT. Robert Chapman wilt leave Sat- urday for Auburn. to attend college.
  Miss Frankie Bostwick has gone to Clio to visit her cousin. Miss Lillian Baxter.
 Misses Olivia and Mary Arlington and Miss Marian Watts have returned from a visit to Chicago and other points in Illinois.
 Mrs R. A. Mitchell and Miss Myra Mitchell have returned to their home in Gadsden after a visit to MT. and Mrs F. H. Fillmore, Sr.
 pr. and Mrs. T. J Ayers and family. of Dublin, Ga, have been the guests -