The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
cTrr BEAuTwUL COMMITTEE
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 crrv BEAuTwUL COMMITTEE
 HAS IMPORTANT MEETING. The campaign for City Beautiful h Montgomery inaugurated by the club women. Is assuning business-like form that promises most gratifying re- sults. On yesterday afternoon the special committee appointed by the City Federation of Women's Clubs to go forward with the work. met at the Carnegie Library, when they had with them not only the President of the Federation, Mrs. Burwell Boykin. but also the Presidsnt of the Commercial Club. Nr. Fred s. Ball. | This special committee Is composed of Mrs. C. E. Morifz. Chairman. Mrs. B. F. Baldwin. Mrs. Lila Little. Mrs. 8. D. Seeiye. Mrs. O. O. Nelson. Mrs. Nathan Lobman and Mrs. T. N. Owen. The discussions at the meeting yester. day afternoon revealed the fact that the campaign Is to be made in an ami cable spirit, and co-opefation. not cos ercion. will be the watchword. While the Ideal City Beautiful is greatly to be desired as an ultimate end. no steps will be taken by the promoters of that Ideal that are not practical and Tree from working financial hardships up- on individuals or corporations.
 It was . matter of great encourage ment to the committee when Mr. Ball, in behalf of the Commercial Club of nkontRomery. assured it of that strong organization's support in all reason able steps it might take. At the com snittee's request MT. Ball agreed to have a Joint meeting of the City Fed eration of Womerfs Clubs and the Com mercial Club when plans shall be made for q campaign of information. At this meeting. which 1t is proposed shall be held within a few weeks in the auditorium of the Girls High School. Mayor George Ward. of Bir- minghsu, will be invited to make an address upon his effective work for { sCity BeAutiful" tn Birmingham. a work that has attracted the attention of all the hig publications of the East specializing lils efforts in their pages. Mayor Ward's speech will be augmsnt- cd by half dozen local speakers, who are noted for patriotism and sound sense.
 The fact that no fees will be Charged tor membership in the movement. but that every act will be a ffeewili of- fering of service for our beloved city. young. grand dame. and school child alike.
 It was reported at the meeting that $he Chief of Police, W. Fl. Taylor. is deeply Interested in the campaign. and he will dountIesa be on the program when the Joint meeting is held.
 Another message of encouragement to the committee was the assurance that the suburban municipalities are going to join forces with the Commer- ciai Club and the City Federation in the work Mr. James s. Pinckard. Mayor of Capitol Heights, has ap- pointed City Beauti1ui Committee from his Board of Aldermen.
 It has never been the purpose of the club women to undertake fhls work In any spirit of aggression. They have Councils Of men. either to threaten oF to inapertune. They. have recognized from the beginning that their whole labor was to create sentiment and en- list the activities Of the men of Mont gomery. The success they are having therefore, is most gratifying to them and they now feel that this Durpose win succeed.
 ia8rss GEORGIA sArFoLD CHOSEN
 Miss Georgia saf1oId has been chosen to represent Montgomery at the Con- tggess os Beauties to he held in con. nection with the sooial festivities ol the Mobile carnival
 Mise saTold is ons Of the -aeSutanae beauties of the Capital City, and her selection to this honorable position meets with general approYaL she is not only q young woman of q most delicate and classic type of beauty. but has cordialitys a charm of manner that have gone quite as far towards making her the belle she has been du- ring her brief social career as has her beauty.
 Miss Saffold has selected as her maids to accompany her Go the carni- val. Miss Mildred Andrew. Miss Sarah Warren Wilkerson, Miss Mary Ellen Harris. Mss Lula Mcqueen. Mss The rese Roquemote and Miss Florence Da- vtdson. s-,s
 Mrs virgl Grimn will chaperOn the party.
 z1TTLE MISS LlEvYsTErw
 HAS MARY JANE PARTY.
 Little Miss Isabel Levystein cele. brated her birthday on St. Valentines Day in . very unique manner, when beloved Mary Jane" the companion of the no less favorite "Buster Brown was utilized as a model for the cos- tune motif. The decorations and re- treatments conveyed Valentine sug- gestions.
 When the birthday cake was cut the ring fell to Miss Mary Tressiar, the thimbIe to Master Jack Abraham and the luck coin to Master Alex Kauf- Man. V
 original valentines were written in 8 contest of composition and Miss Sa- rah Belle Randy was awarded the prize for her clever effort.
 The reproduction of Buster Browns and Mary lanes made an interesting ef- feet in the way of costume when all of the young guests were assembled.
 
 MAgN-BARTLETT.
 On Sunday morning at the home of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. ". c. Main. Miss Aileen Main was given in marriage to MT. George w. Bart lett.
 The bride was gowned in a travelling suit of blue cloth with hat to match and carried white roses.
 Only the relatives and intimate
 
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