The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-18
MY GARDEN.

MY GARDEN. he morning glories ciambered OCT
 the old picket fence, nd the peonies stood forth in bright
 array:
 h the garden was astir with tho hum
 of bees and whir
 the wings of feathered things full
 of sweet exuberance. he great sun slyly peeped o'er the
 eastern rim
 nd delightful was the clover-scented
 breze;
 n the flowers sprang to tell us and
 the birds would fain compel us b revel in the fact that twas June.
 June. June.
 ut somehow a touch was wanting In
 this rare retreat. Hill a child, all rosy-lipped and fair, lure. demure and violer-eyed as the
 fiowerlets she espied, ntered there and. To. my garden was
 complete.
 --Bayoii Ne Trede. ENJOYABLE SUPPER PARTY. very pleasant affair of Monday vening was the supper at which MT. nd Mrs. Anson Arnold entertained at heir home in compliment to the groom f last evening. MT. Boiling Reines owell, of Florala. Ala. and his mo- her. Mrs. Sallie B. Powell. of Mont omery, who came to attend the Pow Ql-Arnold nuptials. The supper, served in two courses, |Fas a merry one. the table looking cry bright with pink roses as q cen |er decoration and the hosts and honor fuests, the bride. Miss Marie Arnold. Ind the maid or honor, Miss Lucille Ar [old. as surrounding ones. The Arnold home was the scene Of second gathering on Tuesday even Ing. when following the rehearsal of he bridal party Miss Marie Arnold |ntertained them and her serving girls Ind out-of-town guests very delight |uliy with an informal eyening-Mo. pile Register. wHITE-GALE. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Brunot Gale |. have the honor of announcing the marriage of their
 daughter,
 Anne Jordan.
 to
 MT. Jay White
 on Tuesday Sept. T. 1909.
 at Squirrel Island. Maine. This announcement has been received by friends in this city. MT. and Mrs. Sale have many friends throughout the State.
 MISS AvENGER ENTER
 TAINs JUNIOR LEAGUE. Miss Lila Yea Avenger entertained the Junior Epworth League of the Court Street Methodist Church delight fully. on Tuesday evening. A business session was first held. and afterwards 1,A al Delicious refreshments were served. Officers were elected during the even ing as follows:
 Superintendent. Miss Lilla Yea Aven- ger; President. Miss May Livingston; First Vice-President, Felix Wilson; Second Vice President Miss Cora Rob- erts; Third Vice-President, Miss Hattie Hester: Fourth VicePresident, Miss Ef- fe Livingston; Recording Secretary, Charlie Avenger; Treasurer. Henry Pickens; Era Agent, Gerald Lamar; Pianist, Miss Cora Halsey. MRS. A. l.. BAYNE EN-
 PERTAINS R. Y. P. U. Mrs. A. l.. Bayne entertained the B. Y. P. U. of the Highland Avenue porch party at her home on Highland Avenue. The porch was brilliantly lighted with. Japanese lanterns. The punch table was spread with Irish lace and ornamented with silver burning red candles. The punch bowl was surrounded by American Beauty roses. Misses Marie Sprinkle and Mattie Brooks presided here.
 Games were played throughout the evening and delicious refreshments were served.
 Miss Clyde Pelham. of Andalusia. is the guest of Miss Aubrey Jones. at Oak Park, en route to Selma. where she will attend school.
 MT and Mrs. G. F. Mertins have re- turned from visit to relatives in Evergreen.
 Mrs. s. R. Bethea, of Faunsdale, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. M Hem derson.
 The friends of Mrs Charles Norton will be glad to know that she Is in- proving after her recent illness.
 
 Mrs. Myrtle Brown and Miss Eliza