The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-19
A WOMAN,s pnAYEn.

O-hord. Thou knowest weu now dark Guide Thou my footsteps lest they ciye me fresh faith for every hour. Lest I should ever doubt Thy power
 And make complaint.
 Give me heart. o Lord, strong to Help me to keep 1t simple. pure 1eskes me unselfish helpful true
 In every act. what e'er I do,
 And keep contentl
 Help me to do my woman's share, Make me courageous. strong to bear sunshine or shadow inn in my life.
 To keep contenti
 Thoughf for The Day. Iris long, weary road to the 'bye And a asoime time" that seldom ar Why not take the pathway that leads through today,
 hahH iiysss sash oay the now ol our Why wait ana plan for next month The .ss1S. .wlIIS and the wish" bring the There . is only one time to. do each Ana that is lust here and just ss now. Miss Frances Pearce. of the Ala bame Brueau college. Is visiting l.. B. Pearce. in this city.
 There will be a meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary. A. O. H., Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the K. or P. hall.
 The Home Missionary society of the Dexter Avenue Methodist church VIII hold It's regular monthly meeting Mohs hs duxT Qf afl a church.
 PICTURES FOR THE DAY,
 The pictures for the day are 'espe- cially interesting, being those Of MISS Clair Hertz, of this city. and Miss Hor- tense Oppenheimer, of Tampa, Fla. Miss Hertz, who is a debutante or the season, Is one of Montgomery's most popular girls. Unusually pretty ana with marked graciousness of man ner. she Is a general favorite sne IS the daughter of Mrs. S. Hertz.
 Miss oppenheimer is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Oppenheimer or Tampa She is a beautiful girl pos sessine much graciousness and charm She has been one of the most admired of the many visitors in the city while here on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. 5. Hertz, and she made her debut at the Gtandard Club ball several weeks ago. She Is also a niece of Mrs. T. W. Glaze of Montgomery. Miss oppenheimer's father Is prominent physician Of Florida.
 afR. AND MRS. REYNOLDS
 ENTERTAIN AT DINNER. Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Reynolds enter tained delightfully."- Saturday at .spend the day. party. Their guests included number of friends from Prattville. Covers were laid for twelve and delicious course dinner was served. The centrepiece of the table was of red carnations and piumosa, and the decorations were further carried out in the Christmas colors:
 The guests were: Mir. and Mrs. Flu gene Thomas Mir. and Mrs Daniel Pratt, MT. and Mrs. !. P. Bell, Misses Bell Mss Louise Allen, Miss Willie Allen. Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Reynolds. MEETING OF SAN soUcI CLUB. Miss May Banks was hostess Friday night for the San Souci Club.
 Mir. John Wallace gave an interests ing talk to the children. Games were played during the evening and the prize was won by Miss Gypsy Boykin. after which refreshments were served The officers of the club are: MT. Eri- melt Ruth. Presidents-.eM MT. Lawton Campbell vice-President; Miss Mar
 
 Boykin, Treasurer.
 The list of members is as follows; Misses Sara Gaston, May Banks, Louise Gunnells Margaret Woolfolkr Palmer Cary. Maude Allen; Messrs. wallace Pitts. Richard Foster. Bert Wilkerson, Booth Campbell Lawton Campbell. Nelson White. Leon Ruth. Bethune TuIlis. Joel White. Aiston Jones.
 Miss Gypsy Boykin will entertain the club on Friday. December si.
 BIBLE GLASS CONCERT.
 The Busy Peoples Class gave an en- tertainment Friday evening in the Sun / day-school room of the Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church. B. M. ,Washburn, who Is the organizer and teacher of the class. has succeeded in placing on the roll ITS members. It is Mir wasnburn's idea to have so- cial gathering at least once a month and as far as possible to make up the entertainment from the material of his class.
 The entertainment Friday evening was composed solely of the young women and men of the class and the following program was given:
 Male Chorus, Robin Adair.
 Soprano Solo, (a) It Never Rains to Me; tb) Absent-Miss Barlow Stanley. Duet, Our Sayior-Messrs. Wilbanks and Robinson.
 Recitation-Miss Floy Smith.
 Male Chorus, Sweet and Low.
 Male Chorus Good Night, Ladies.
 The, duet by Messrs. Wilbanks and Robinson was one of the best numbers on the program. Mir Robinson pos sesses a baritone voice of fine quality and Mir Wilbanks has a tenor voice of good range and quality.
 Miss Stanley possesses soprano voice of unusual strength and sweet ness and both her numbers were we'll received.
 Miss Floy Smith is gifted as an elo- cutionist and her reeitations were en- 1oyed.
 The chorus is composed of the fol- lowing: B. T. Dell. J. s. Chambers, w. A Mooore, Felix Robinson, Grover C. Robinson, John Scott, Martin L.. Weaver and Thomas E. Wilbanks. MISS COBBs ENTERTAINs
 FOR MISS HARRIS. very pretty affair of Saturday. in compliment to charming visiting girl I/ PRICE SALE