The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-08-26
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HULL 6. IL. mdllOTy returned LO Selma this morning after 8 trip to Odenville, Jacksonville and Monteval- To. which places he visited with the other members of the subcommittee of the Orphans Home Committee of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Alabama and which committee is to select the location for the Widows and Orphans Home which the Masonic lodges will erect
 The subcommittee is composed of M. M. Jacobs, Birmingham; A. D. Bloch. Mobile; Dr. Reggington, Suili- gent; J. A. Bilibro. Gadsden; MT. Bass. Opelika. and H. S. D. Mallory, of Sel- ma. The committee will go to Tuske- gee tomorrow and look at the site in that city which has been offered for the institution.
 While 1t will be some time before the recommendations of the commit tee will be known, 1t is thought that it will recommend Montevallo as the place for the erection of the Widows and Orphans Home
 Cutting New Channel. The Alabama river dredge Pettus has about completed the work of cut ting a channel through the upper part oe the long sand bar a mile above Sei- ma. This channel when completed will
 
 of the river. Until a few days ago the Alabama was also working in that part oe the river pulling up all snags
 Both the Alabama and the William J. Twinning left Selma yesterday for Hatcher's hiuH down the river from Selma and where they will work to clean up that part of the river and will be several weeks at this work be- fore returning to Selma.
 Marriage of Mrs. Broadstfeet ana MT
 Scruggs.
 pretty and quiet wedding was sol emnized this morning at half after g o'clock at the brides home on Lauder dale Street, when Mrs. Alice Mason Broadstreet and MT. George L. Scruges were married, Rev. L. E. NJ. Free man performing the impressive cere- mony.. The living room where the ceremony took place was beautifully decorated for the occasion with palms and white flowers.
 The bride came in on the arm of Mir. Frank Davidson, who gave her away. and the groom was attended by MT |. Hayward McFadden, as best man. Mrs. Bullins of Montgomery, daughter of the groom, was matron of honor, The bride wore a stylish travelling suit of dark blue rajah silk with hat and gloves to match.
 Shortly after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Scruggs left on a wedding jour ney to Point Clear before going TO their future home in Greensboro, where the groom Is popular. both in the so- ctal and business world.
 The bride Is a woman of unusual i'm telligence and graciousness of manner and will be greatly missed by her friends here.
 Complimentary to Miss Edwards.
 Mrs. Walden Dansley delightfully."- entertained about twenty young ladies this morning at a sewing party com plimentary to her house guest, Miss Maude Edwards of Talladega. Deli cious refreshments were enjoyed and the fortunate guests were Misses Ed wards, Mable Jones, Ernesrine Smith. Mary Rodgers Belzara Parrish, Anna Anderson, Mary Parrish. Louise John son, Kate Young, Pauline Welch, Ide Coe. Gladys Cauble, Louise Wilkins Katie Voltz Gertrude Wilkins, Alman Hooper, Annie King, Emma Barnwell and Mary Dawson.
 Social and Personal.
 Mir. J. H. Kimbrough and daughter Miss Annie Moore Kimbrough, left yesterday for Bfount Springs. Messrs W. P. Cook, A. M. Cray son, H. A. Denton and R. J. David son. returned home last night from Tate Spring.
 Mrs. Rebecca Nicholson has return ed home after visiting friends in Fauns- dale.
 Miss Maude Edwards of Talladega fl here as the guest of Mrs. Walden 1 Dansby.
 Mrs. J. B. Ellis and Miss EvelyI Craig who have $been spending thC past few weeks at Cave Spring, are l expected home Friday.
 Miss Margaret Fuller has returned | to her home In Montgomery aftel visiting her sister. Mrs. A. F. liar man.
 If not, why not do it tOdayS Orde I. Briekman & Co.,, # PAnaacOla. Ella.