The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-09-22

FAREWELL TO SUMMER.
90 summer. in thy matchiess beauty
Thou wouldst be desoiate IL thou
shouldst stay.
For birds that sang to thee have
Ana roses ON thy breast died long
ago.
gaudy glow
Tempt to remain. for how so In ar
ray
They supplicate as toward the sun
they sway.
That they will make thy funeral train.
No more, with thine elysian message
sent,
VIII thy melodious footsteps wander
And ocean, with its near waves. makes
lament, f
And winds through pallid bloom OF
ia alders sigh.
Thou art SO beautiful--go, be content
Who didst bear roses. ike the rose "
die.
Mrs. Whiton-Stone.
York Harbor.-Mobile Register.
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nIACxroRD--wILL
The following notice from The MO-
bile Register will be or interest ~ hue
Montgomery friends of Miss BLACK
mon:
Among the pretty weddings Of next
month will be that OF Miss Hattie
Blackford and Rev. Hazael Joseph
Williams, which will take place on the
evening Of Wednesday, october .. at
. O'Clock at the home of Mr. and MRS.
T. b. Gay, 39s Capitol avenue. Rev. w.
L. Lingie of the First Presbyterian
Church. officiating. says The Atlanta
Journal
'.The bride will be attended by Miss
Eloise Gay, maid of honor; Mrs
George Belts OF Ashburn, matron OF
honor and Miss Kate Gresham, Miss
Viola Parks, Miss Louise Scott of De-
catur. bridesmaids. The ribbon girls
will be Misses Marguerite and Har-
riet Russell Of Russell.
'.The groom's best man will be Rev.
Haustis Ballou of Kentucky, and the
eroomsmen will be Mr.. Lewis Russell
OF winder, Rev. James b. Ficklin or
Inman Park. Mr.. Oliver Steele OF Mo-
bile, Ala.
AFTER the ceremony an informal re-
eeptlon will be held and the color
scheme of the wedding will be pink
and white.
MISS Marie Parks. Miss Sarah Con-
verse. Miss Nancy Catchings and Miss
Belle Drummer will serve punch"
Miss Hattie Biackford. who served
for two years as secretary OF the Y.
w. G. "A. In Mobile. and who left this
city last spring for Atlanta, has many
In her coming happiness. Miss Black
ford accomplished splendid work for
the Y. w. C. A. and was a general
favorits In the Gulf City.
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HUDsoN-BRUNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene NJ. Binion re-
quest the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their sister. Lizzie
Mae Bruner. to Mr.. Robert Jackson
Hudson, on Wednesday. October 8, 1908.
ut IL o'clock.
At home. Evergreen, Ara.
The above invitation has been res
ceived by friends In this city.
MISS CLARA ELLEN
FORBES IN MOBILE.
Lieutenant Pendleton of Fort Nor
gan, who had birthday yesterday.
chose wisely when he came to Mobile
TO celebrate 1t. for the day was most
propitious with a fine attraction at
the Mobile Theatre 1.-The Soul Kiss
and q number of good friends to en-
joy a theatre party and supper with
him last evening. Those who COM
posed this merry party were DR.. ana
Mrs. Rhett Goode, Lieutenant Pend1e-
ton, DIR. John Rush, Dr. Kimball, Mr..
Alfred Mcintosh and Lieutenants Nix
and Martin OF Fort Morgan.
Two other lieutenants Of Fort Nor
gan. who enjoyed the performance OF
the soul Kiss" at the Mobile Thea
tire last evening were Lieutenant Jar
mon with Miss Dorothy Donald ana
Lieutenant Barlow with Miss Clara
Ellen Forbes Of Montgomery--Mobi
Register.
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Z MONTGOMERY GIRLS AT MOBILE.
The arrival in the city Friday Of
Miss Clara Ellen Forbes, OF Mont
gomery, who Is summering at Point
Clear. with her two guests. Miss Ber-
tina Fitzpatrick, of Montgomery and
Miss Berney Ray Waddell. OF Merid-