The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-12
Items Of Interest
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net over blue taffeta. and Miss Mamie
Bethea in blue lingerie. During the
afternoon o saiad course was served.
About 200 callers attended this beau
tifui reception.
MEETrnG OF woMANs
HOME MISSION SOCIETY.
| The woman's Home Mission Society
OF the Court Street Methodist church
held a meeting at the church on Mon
day afternoon. The devotional serv-
Ice was conducted by Miss Ethel
Became city missionary of Shreve-
port. La. she spoke on the TRANS
| hguration OF Jesus" She also told
OF her work among the little Jewish
children In Shreveport. During the
by Miss Pauline Levy. Mrs. Strong
announced during the afternoon the
| resignation OF Mrs. Lutz, the second
vice president, on account of her re-
moval from the city.
Mrs. T. r. DeYampert was chosen
to all the vacancy. A regular bust
ness session was also held.
MEETING OF ART STUDY CLUB.
The Art Study Club held a most in
teresting meeting on yesterday after.
noon with Miss Dagmar Holmes at
her home at Cioverda1e. Resolutions
were passed by the club thanking all
persons who were SO kind as 10 loan
their pictures for the art exhibit. which
was such a pronounced, success dur
ing the past week. During the aft
ernoon delicious refreshments were
served The following was the pro-
A paper on constantine--Mrs. Har-
riS Gunter.
A paper on Byzantium--Miss Rogers
Talk. Characteristics Of Early By
zantium Art by Mrs. Charles Cole
man.
Paper. Characteristics OF Early BY
Hall.
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
The Memorial Association held it's
May meeting on Tuesday. II being
the first meeting since Memorial Day
reports were In order. Mr.. Ginnivan
OF the street railway company, very
generously furnished cars for the vet
Grams on that day and the association
gave rising vote Of thanks for so
kind and unselfish an act very
interesting letter from Mrs. ockenden
was read expressing loving thoughts
from heart longing for "Dixieland..
Mrs. James Y. Brame,
Secretary Pro Tenn.
BOX PARTY.
The Coburn company Of players gave
a splendid performance of Twelfth
Night" az the Country Club last night.
Several box parties were given, among
them one by Mr.. q. b. Joseph coL-
sisting OF Mrs. Joseph. Mr.. George
PeagleE and Miss Roberta Roberta.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. D. Davies, of Gal
lion, Ala, announce the approaching
marriage, ofItheir daughter, Marie
Blanche, to Rev. Mark Pierre Jack
son, of st. Augustine, Fla, which
event will take place on the third Of
June.
Mr.. Frank Gordon Is visiting In
Atlanta.
Miss Lena Ingram. Of opeiika, is
visiting Mrs. George Williams on De.
catur street.
Miss Clara Ellen Forbes IL visiting
Miss Genie Smith in Prattvilis.
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Miss Mary Green is the guest of her
sister. Miss Nimmo Green. in Birming-
ham.
Miss Ruby MeDavid. OF Hinson, Fla,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. L
De Jarnette.
Miss Helen Huston. Of Selma, will
arrive today to be the guest Of Mrs.
Myrtle B. Campbell on McDonouGh
street.
Mrs. j. J. Mayheld has gone to
Bessemer to visit relatives. From there
she will go to Tuscaloosa where she
Will spend several weeks.
A cablegram has been received In
this city announcing the safe arrival
of the vessel Pennsylvania, Hamburg
American line. Miss Fannie Marks.
Miss EN- Terry Virden. Mr.. Lehman,
Mrs. Lehman and Miss Helene Leh-
man., Of Montgomery, were passengers
on this vessel and report q most pleas.
ant voyage.
Mrs. w. j. Garrett. Of Birninsha am,
is visiting Miss Maud Bayne on WILL
SON street.
MI. s. b. Marks, Jr., Miss Clement
Marks and Miss Florence Marks leave
today for their summer home at Per-
dido Bay
The friends of Mrs. J. D. Lovelace
win be glad to know that she 10 i'm
proving.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ed Burton and their
guest. Miss Florence Powell, Of st.
Louis, and Master Billy overton have
returned from Belzona, Miss.
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Mrs. Thomas NJ. owen will leave
this morning for a Western trip with
a party OF friends.
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Mrs. l.. r. Pride. recording sec
rotary Of the Alabama Division, u, D.
c., will represent the Secession Chap
ter at the convention In Huntsville.