The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-07


 be held Wednesday, March 10. at { o'clock at the homo of Mra Charles Thigpsn on South Perry street
 By order of Regent
 Mrs J. Walter Black. Miss Anna Fillmore.
 Secretary.
 The mss-Dsmocrat of February a contains picture of Mas Lois Wiley. daughter of Representative O. c. Wi- ley. is one of the leaders in the younger Congressional set in the Ma tional Capital. She frequently visits in this city a the guest of Miss Louise Thornton.
 Miss sallie Walker. of Faunsdale. is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. E. Owen' on Court Street.
 Miss Floy Smith has gone to Leto- hatchie. to visit MT. and Mrs. Edward Farrtor.
 Miss Lorraine Nsuman. who has been the charming guest of Mrs. A. K |. Sterne. on Hull Street. returns this evening to her home in Charlottesville. Va. Miss Neuman made a host of friends during her visit hero. who re- gret her departure. and will always accord her a cordial welcome. MT. and Mrs. c. W. Sharman. of West Point, Ga. are visiting their mother. Mrs. Georgia Clay, 512 Columbus Street Mrs. John T. Rodgers. of Tuskegee. who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Will Halfman, has returned home.
 Mrs. Sidney YarbrouRh and children have returned from New Orleans, where they have been visiting rela- lives. While in the Crescent City. Mrs. Yarbroughs old home. she attended the carnival and the sessions of the Moth- CTS Congress.
 Mrs. A. Betrix. of Mobile. Is visiting g Mrs. A. Biggio. at her home on Clay ton Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. McGrew. and Mrs. Catherine Pelligrfnf. are expected home tonight after a most delightful trip abroad.
 Little Miss Elva Johnson. daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. D. Johnson. Is Ill with pneumonia at their home at Park View.
 
 Mrs. Bliss Upham. of Minnesota. ar rived last night to visit relatives ana friends in the city. Mrs David R. Monk is visiting her mother, Mrs. S. A Powell. in Hurts | boro.
 MT. c. Golson has returned to his home in Troy. after spending severa' ! days in the city.
 | MT. and Mrs. Frank James have re. | turned from St. Louis. Louisville ano | other points, in Kentucky. 4 Mrs. D. Cohen of Fort Valley Ga. II visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs B. Kassel. at 21S South Lawrence Street. Miss Pearl Rouse. of eWtumpka, ls the guest of Mrs. W e. Eliot on South Court Street.
 Mrs Francis D. Burnett and Mrs: l. n Hamrick. spent Friday in Prattviiie Inc guests of Mrs. Clarence Rice ane were among the guests Of very ha"' some dinner given by Mrs' Hioo'
 MT. T R. Ryland have re. .,,.nad from a six weeks stay In tn' West and are at home In the 1'' l
 I apartments.
 Mrs. John Elmore has as her e1.s ra Mrs Glenn T. Steed Of Macon, ar, Mrs steed will remain in Aohtso"e' for several days.
 wApAME JUssELIN-CON- .,.,,.u sEILLEER PROUD FEM" h
 @The woman judge has arrived H l France. ,
 We are told that she may not doi the ermine or the scarlet robe or .raga of the civil of Criminal Court or hear herself addressed by budding counsel as your honor" but she may Hon a silk coat. with medal pin ,aa thereon and call herself a conseil' leer drud, homme or. If she prefer IL | conseillere drud' femme.
 The Conseil des Prud homme' ol Council of Good Men and True, IS court which sits to try trade disputes | hatwaan masters and workers. It's hea,iouarters in Paris are at the TIT h,mai de Commerce, a handsome dome | shaped building opposite the Palalf de Justice. The court consists or three "patrons" or employers. and three l workers, who are to all lntents and | purposes experts In thelr seNeiai w cations. Five categories of workers are represented: Those employed IT the building trade. tissues dncludins seamstresses dressmakers. milliners etc.). chemical products. metal work CTS and, lastly, those employed in trade and commerce generally
 Questions Before the Council. The questions which come before inc Council des Prud- -hommes dea solely with disputes as to wages or TOT dismissal without the customary weeks notice. Up to three hundred francs (sso) the decisions of the coun- Gil are final. Otherwise there are two higher authorities to whom an appeal may be carried: Firstly. the Tribunal de Commerce. and secondly. and In the last instance. the Judge de Paix.
 No more satisfactory or expeditions mode of bringing justice to the doors l of those who are not blessed with this worlds riches can well be conceived than the court of experts in which employers and employed have an equal voice and are assured of an equal hearing. Before the case is heard. a Board of Cancellation endeavors to set tie the dispute amicably. If 1t is found that the parties can not. agree, then the affair goes before tRe ex-