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


With the members OF the state Pherm-
aotsts' convsntfon. with their famniss.
They are stalwart, manly and INTEL
ligent lot Of piIl-tossers; and they COM
bfns real and good work with eny
amount OF pleasure In o rare degree.
Last year they were 90 delighted with
the beauty and hospitality OF sewanee.
with it, treatment OF them. that tney
came back this year. "on the run.
DANCER in old Forensic have occurred
lightly.
Indeed. dancing 10 the lend all and
the be-aii." here any season: but this
year the hops are more frequent than
recall them heretofore. The hops re-
call somewhat our starvation parties
Of later Dixie: but occasionally q ira
ternity breaks loose and sets them
up in solid and mild fluid form
The summer school sull rocks along
placfdly in its first week of DR.. Carus
on "comparative Religion" and cog
nate themes. The rawp Of the conven-
ton and the scrape of the nddie ana
the dancers feet rather drown tne
echo Of the studious.
Monteagle six miles away. 10 In full
glow OF respiratory crowds who seek
its strange combination OF q camp
meeting and a Midway at nash ex-
position. They are having moving
the cody roll UP their eyes, groan,
How sacri1igious" and then eipow
up for the front row.
T. C. De Leon.
TWO ENGAGEMENTS
M OF INTEREsT.
In today's issue of the paper there
are two engagements announced OF un-
usual interest, owing to the prominence
- e. rtfo r.
John savage whiteman, Of Atlanta and
Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley. the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ashley Of
this city. She 10 u charming girl, and
by her cordial manners and attractive
personality Is held In the highest es-
TEEN by scores of friends. who regret
that her marriage will take her TO
another city to reside. Mr.. Whiteman
who Is Of Atlanta, occupies q RESPONSE
BILE position with q prominent shoe
house In that city.
Their marriage will be an interesting
social event of August the eleventh.
The announcement OF the engage
Tuscaloosa and Miss Anna Trott
Hunter. OF Livingston viii be read
with interest not only by friends here.
but over the entire State.
Miss Hunter Is the daughter of Mr..
B. C. Hunter of Livingston. she is
young woman Of unusually brilliant
intellect, having graduated with hon.
versity of Alabama. Since her gradua-
tion she has taught In the Girls High
School In this city where she 10 be-
loved by both teachers and pupils: she
Is also an accomplished musician,
possessing a sweet contraito voice. MT
Little Is fine young business man of
Tuscaloosa. his profession being civil
engineering.
Their marriage will take place at
the home OF the brides father In
Livingston. on the afternoon of We'd
nesday the eighteenth of August at
i've thirty o'clock.
PICNIC AT wHETSTONE's LAKE.
DR.. and Mrs Charles +. Chandler en-
tertafned at a most delightful picnic on
Friday, in honor of Miss Louise Allen
and her guest, Miss Marjory Ransone.
The party went out In tallyhos to
whetstone's Lake and spent the entire
day in fishing and other sports. About
noon . delicious barbecue dinner was
served.
The guests were: Misses Henrietta
voolfolk, Gladys Hudson, Willie Ker-
lin, Wilhelmina Cardinal. Maggie Miles,
Julia Brock. Ruth Allen. Ophelia Me-
Lemore, Mabel Moore. Estelle Schuess-
Ter. Mamie Schuessler.
Messrs. Jack McLemore. Henry Aus
tin, Boyston Smith. Ainslie Cardinai,,'
phil johnson. Walter Browder Harry
Allen. Lytes speigner. T. J. Miles. Stu
art May. Ed johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
F.. Chandler, Mrs. Nose Hudson, Miss
Lizzie Wright. Miss Nell Nethercott.
Miss Annie Chandler. Mrs. John Burch.
Mr. L. C.>cardinaI. ~ a
Isl ,l.,bagAs b7h
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE TUESDAY.
| The members of the Country Club
will entertain at dance Tuesday
enjoyable event
FOR MISS LILLIAN HUGHES
or BIRMINGHAM.
A very pretty affair Of Friday even
| ing, was the porch party at which
Miss Corrie c. Smith entertained at
her home on Finley Avenue In honor
of her cousin. and house guest. Miss
Lillian Hughes Of Birmingham. The
porch which is a bower Of green with
the cascarilla vine which covers it,
was further adorned with japanese
| lanterns. Here tables were arranged
and the game of hearts played. Miss
Nellie Wood Wiley won the girls prize.
fan, and Mr.. Bowen Henderson the
boys prize a scarf pin. At the end of
the games delicious refreshments were
| served.
Miss Hughes wore a dainty white
lingerie gown over pink. Miss Smith
was assisted in entertaining her guests
by Miss Cora Parker.
The guests were: LILLIAN Hughes,
Rebecca Stout. Louise Holt, Ruth
Beane. Rob Halls, Edwina Strong.
Nellie Wood Wiley, Eloise Washburne.
Messrs: Robert P. Stout. Clark Nc
Chez, Clinton Cox. Bowen Henderson.