The Montgomery advertiser. [volume], February 17, 1924, SOCIETY SECTION, Page FOURTEEN, Image 14

About The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982

Image provided by: University of Alabama Libraries, Tuscaloosa, AL

                
, , UTTLE GAL WAYS
: fkit * palm la my hurt u4 I 4oa't Mai
Sit cat aa Uttar, Mt t wish I anil
t hoard from My Qtrl la a walk or
! jftl. aarur aaaaay and a llttla Mt aaro.
■ UMa Uka aka don't lan^aai deal
'■ i know wkjr;.
' I tttm kar aaaugh; Fd gtra kar at aya
< Bha’a aa *oad-lookin' jai fat amak
Uifkii' ia| happy Boat af kpr toys.
Bat aOBttl—aa aka'a qulat-llka, won’t
talk Book:
MU by haraalf, playa aal’taira and
Won't tail Mika trouble, waa’t admit
■ aka’a aiak;
, Waata ma ta laara bar and ta da that
v quick.
; ' >
Than whan aka's battar, aka'a aa onto
* and Bwaot,
Van forgotaho waa afly and aayhtar
. baaa boat;
■ Zfa the aama with tha Uttar, far whan
It la writ, *
Bayin' "Lore tram yaw Baby.** It makaa
' a ble hit.
Qnbaa nr haar ’bant tomorrow, or Mon
, r day at bast; j
Than my mind'll ba aaay ana klndar at.
v rast;
Ofnaa aba’ll tall ma aha loraa ma and
;’ raally did wrlta;
1 Just nogloctod to mall It. Now ain't
W. - aha a ataktT
§$.* By Molly Maddlar.
iteft ■ ■ * • ♦ ■ i
Presbyterian c. E. Society
te Have At Home Meeting— ,
Tkt Christina Endeavor Society of
the First Presbyterian ohuroh on
lay, February 17th will' hold Its regu
lir wbekly prsysr moo tins la ths Boa*
day School room.
A very attractive mooting haa'hsaa
arranged aad a good tlma Is prsmlsod
to ovary oas who comae. The moatlaa
wUl ho oausual la that It will ho an
*4t Homo” moating. Hiss Barths Hor
aaday, ths president, will praslda, as*
Sis tod by Mr. Willis Powers. An at
tvaotlva musical program has also boon
arranged. All tho young poopla of
ths oity arc oordlally lavltod to ooma
aad saloy tho fellowship of Christina
' Bedcover dt p. m. Sunday.
• * •
Perry Street Intermediates
to Hevo Debate Today—
Tho mala faaturs of tho program fot
. tho Parry gtrsot latormodlata League
—Sunday afternoon will bo tho debate
oa tho following subject: “Resolved
That Wealth la a Greater Hindrance to
a Christian Ufa Than Poverty." The
affirmative aide will be composed of
Helen Kraider aad Sam Mosley, tho
hegatlve of Qeaevteve Jones'and Leon
ard Yancey. ■ Much time has been
■spent la preparing this debate aad a
heated argument la expected.
The program will begin promptly at
Mrs o'clock lasteaf of three. Every
body la urged to be ou.thha.
Hidhouee-Smlth—
* Mrs. 3. F. Campbell of BlnnlngAm.
Ala* maosseee the marriage of her
stater, Mrs. BsteUe Mitchell Smith, to
' Mr. Pee P. MUlhouaa. both of Birming
ham. The wedding was solemnised oa
'Saturday morning. February Id, 1114.
at the hesse of Mr. aad Mrs. J. F.
Campbell.
Mrs. S^th (Motel* Mitchell) was
hern at the old Mitchell homestead at
Ware, Ala., aad spent her girlhood
days there aad at Oooaada, Ala. She
often visited Montgomery as, the ad
mired guest of her cousin. Mias Ethel
Cook.
Mr. Htllhouse la one of Birmingham’s
moat prominent oltlsene, owning large
Interests la several coal mines. They
will reside la Birmingham.
• a *
Travelers’ Aid Report _,
lor January, 1924—
. The followlag report was rendered
at the T. W. C. A. meeting on last
Tuesday: ,
Information .given to ttl; lack of
knowledge of the city, 462; failure to
be met by friends or relatives 71; loss
of money or ticket. II; Immigrants. 17;
children traveling alone, 14; begging
tendency. It; unemployed, 40; Intem
perance or drugs, 46; mental disability,
ft: physloal disability, 10; Called for
by friends or relatives. 111; placed on
route, 16; met by appointment, 40;
' temporary lodging secured for 171;
medical aid secured for 10; helped with
transportation 6; other material aid
given 16; telegrams and telephone calls
•1: Interviews 72; babies using beds
167; persons resting on couch 146.—
Mrs. W. B. Holloway Mrs Jennie Sny
der. Travelers’ Aid Secretaries
Beauty
r; A Gleamy Mass of Hair
35c “Dandcrine” does Wonders
for Any Girl’J Hair
\ V \
. Girls! Try this! Warn combing
•ad dreMlx yoar hair, just molnen
your hair brush with a little "Dan
derlne” and brush it through your
hair. The effect is _ startling! You
can do your hair up immediately and
it will appear twice as thick and
heavy—a mass of gleamy hair, spark
11 UK with life and possessing that in>
sem pa Table softness, freshness and
faaariance.
While bsautlfylnft the hair "Dan
derine" Is also toning and stimulating
each single hair to grow thick, long
and strong Hair stops falling out and
dandruff disappears. Get a bottle of
delightful, refreshing “Danderlne" at1
aay drug or toilet counter and just
see bow healthy and youthful your I
Mr booouMsu ids.
DELEGATES NAMED
„ TO D. A. R. MEET
> IN SYLACAUGA
*
OdwitM to the D. A. It. ItaU mi*
vmtton which wNl be held la- Byla
»««• on Mara • war* alaetad hy the
VtMMl* Marta* ehaptar D. A. X. at
thalr last *i**tln«. *a WrtaMtr af
ternoon.
Mrs. Warraa Dent, recant; Mrs. a W.
O. Thortagtoa. delegate Mra. HarwaU
tolth. delegate, with Mrs. Oastoa Law*
Is aad Mri. Ira Virgin as alteraataa
war* thosa ehoean to represent tha
chapter.
A* impresdlv* aad ssoat excellent
manorial extrcloe honoring Woodrow
Wilson, eaastltvtad tha day's program.
Mrs. P. p. a Brooks at MS Booth
Moll, was host ass to tha ehaptar at this
masting. Har horn* was loraly with
cot noways and Valentina decorations
A delectable plats luncheon was served
daring the afternoon. 1
Mitt Ruth Beard Host***
to Busy Bss Class—
The monthly meeting of the Buar
Baa class was bald at tka homa of Miss
Ruth BaarS on Mildred street, which
was beautifully decorated for tha occa
■Ion in ValanUna aoloVa. Mias BaarS
whs lovely in an aftarnooa frock of
brown Canton era pa.
Tha business meeting was presided
over by Mias Sue Adams, after which
a delightful program was rendarad
each member having a special part.
Miss Frances Jenkins won the prise In
tha contest which was a part of tha
program.
Tha hoatess. assisted by her mother,
served an lea course which was enjoy
ed by all. Those present wars: Miss
es Ska Adams, Mary Lou edeni, Ruth
Board, Helen Cavanaugh, Louise Goins,
Frances Jenkins, Frances Payne, Mar
garet Pabworth, Hasel Smith and Mm.
X. A. Day. MUs Angelina Hill was
the guest of tha class.
Miss Ruth Board Is the only daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs; Beard and is
grcaily loved by all members of ’oe
class because of her sweet disposition
and loyalty to the class.
The n-i> class mo.'.intr will be he'd
at the hems of MUses Sus Adams and
Mary Leu Adams on Herron streaL
. t t t.
All Court Strsst Juniors
to Havo Part in Program
The Junior Missionary mooting' will
be most Interesting Sunday in that the
entire membership will have a part In
the program.
The meeting will be open for dis
cussion of our Oeorge Washington par-*
ty which will be held the following
Friday. The Blue side overcame all
difficulties and on last Sunday beat the
Red side by a good many points The
contest is a very Interesting one and
all are eager to hear how It terminates.
As the treasurer. Alios Blllson calls
the roll each member will be asked to
respond with an Idea ae to how we
can make our missionary society more
Interesting or more helpful.
For the Bible lesson they will use
“Bible A. B. Ce," twenty-seven Juni
ors taking part. Mrs. Gordon Wilson,
superintendent, will bring a message
from the missionary conference which
met In Dothan last week. On last
Sunday she presented the banner which
the society secured last year. It Is a
beautiful blue velvet one lined with
silver cloth and bearing the letters
T. M. S. In silver. It Is with a feel
ing of pride that the Court Street Ju
niors realise that they are the banner
auxiliary of tha Alabama conference.
There will be special muslo Sunday
furnished by our music committee and
Carolyn Cogburn will recite. Any. new
members or visitors are cordially la
vlted.
t t t
C. E. Talks and Muslo
to bs Broadcasted by Radio—
The Intermediate topic for the Chris
tian Endeavor meetings this Sunday Is
"Listening In on Jesus’ Conversations."
this to be a most Interesting subject
and one that should be broadcasted the
worfd over; so for this meeting the En
deavorers will be broadcasting station
CES.
Mack Copeland will have the honor
of broadcasting the Scripture lesson. If
atmospheric conditions are good tlfc In
termediates will have the pleasure of
hearing over their receiving wires a
vocal selection rendered by one of the
national Christian Endeavor leaders
Sentence prayer will be opened by
Miss Florence Northlngton and aftei
every Intermediate has taken part will
be closed by Miss Bulalle Little.
Many of the young people are pre
paring special messages to be broad
! canted from their station this Sunday
and particularly the leader. Mlsa Louise
Bowman. Those expressing thoughts
on this interesting topic are: Miss
Elisabeth Parmer, Miss Dorothy Liston,
Miss Ruth Anthony. Mr. Raymond
Wallace. Mr. Thomas Little, Miss Car
rie Edna Smith, Miss Ruth Hlce and Mr.
Ernest Hlce; also many others
This promises to be one of the best
programs of the year for much time
and thought have been given It by tns
prayer-meeting committee and this
committee urges every boy and girl of
teenage to be present at this meeting
and to bring their parents with them at
the usual time, S:4S. In the Sunday
School room.
The social committee keeps busy
seeking to devise new plans for their
regular monthly socials and for this
month have decided to have an outdoor
affair. You should attend the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting to hear the de.
tails, for the plans are completed and
will be announced at this time. Miss
Marjorie Cox is In charge of this com
mittee: under her leadership the socials
are always successful and enjoyable.
Plans to Honor Leader -
at G. A. R. Meeting—
The O. A. met Tuesday with Eulalia
Little. 500 South Court street. The
meeting was presided, over by the pres
ident. Mary Belle Scott.
Plans were made for a present to he
given to the leader. Miss Grace Duncan, ,
who is moving ^ay soon.
Mary Belle Scott resigned as presi
dent and the vice-president. Elizabeth
Battle, will take her place until the
next election. After the business the
meeting was closed with the Mlzpal)
benediction.
Delightful refreshments were served
to the members. The next meeting
will be h*ld with Miss Mattie Gllobiist.
South McDonough street.
* * *
Mrs. W. G. Watters Goes
to Judson Celebration—
Mrs. G. W. Watters Is In Marlon, '
Alabama, where she went to attend
celebration of the eighteenth anniver
sary of the Judson Glee club, wmch i
will really be a reunion of all the mem- I
hers of the famous organization.
For four years Mrs. Watters as Mat
tie Lou Edwards, of Mono* was ao
comp:»nt8t for the Glee club.
This anniversary celebration is to be
quite an elaborate affair, with a ban- I
quet on Monday night which will be
followed by a concert In the oollege 1
chapel given by this yeai*s Glee club,
la boner of the v lei tors. I
Oar Exhibit *ot'Spring
f'' •• ■■■ * . •• . . T. iv . !v > 1 ..>•
Fashions Reveals
7*^
f *.V
fJiii Store’s Superiorty
in Value--Giving
' ", 3
f 4* ;
EVraTTHWO that k new-*lfht up to
thi mlnuto ' fat Wimn’i. ud
Spring IWn k mv'm diaplay. ▲ ^Inr
manta inapaetk® will aamrinaa pan that at thk
atom-yon will find tha finaat quality at prioaa
that, ara ramarhably law far marahandka of
highaat mark. ...
The New Suits We Show
I
_ _ _ the most popular styles that fashion has
UfCdtentd for Spring. Showing tha now
Boyish and longer Tailored Models. Distinctive
new features at^l fabrics. A remarkable nl
no at every pries.
‘29 s0 to *65*°
I The New Silk Dresses We Show 1
■thecleverest styles ever created for
M™ Spring. A value worthy of extra em
phasis are these New Silk Dresses-for Street,
Afternoon and Sports wear. Fashioned of
superb quality Boshanara, Canton and Crepe
de-Chine. Magnificent bright colors, Navy
and Black—Regular and Extra sixes.
New Spring
BLOUSES
Designed of fine quali
ty Dimity—with nobby
collara and cuffs. Hand
drawn and daintily
trimmed with laces.
They are^ priced ex
tremely reasonable.
$2.50 to $4.00
Phoenix
SILK HOSIERY
All the new shades in
Hosiery that are de
creed fashionable are
now on display. We
feature Phoenix be
cause we ace convinced
they are the best the
market affords.
Boysh Form and
tNature*s Rival
BRASSIERES
r
Tomorrow—Monday
We begin a Sensational
offering of
"Mendel”
Wardrobe Trunx
*35.
$50. Value
A special purchase allows us to sell these trunks at
this very low price. They are full size—bulge top
three ply construction—fibre covered inside and out
side. Has open top—ten hangers—shoe box—ironing
or packing board—hat box—four drawers—top one
equipped with a lock. They carry an indefinite guar
antee.
All Leather
Hand Bags
Three piece—II ey II
Inches—Genuine Cow Hide
—leather lined —e e wed
corner*—thief proof has* A — ^
die Bought at speolal 21 P
low price concessions we * I
are passing our advantage A 9
right alohg to you.
/ ^
All Leather
Suit Cases
Included In these special
purchases are three Solid
All Leather Suit Cases.
They are full alee is by, ](
Inches — le ather lined—
sewed oorners--wlth straps
all around. A wonder val
ue at *
*15.
j
Madge Evan's
SPRING HATS
for Litlle Girls
. Our Spring Assortment'
of these v wonderful
Girls’ Hats for this
Springs includes the
most beautiful Hats
ever created for the lit
•tle lassies.
$5 mo.
Special on
Jouvenile *s
WASH SUITS
They are constructed
of very fine materials—
in White, Solid Colors
and many Two Tone
effects. We bought
them at a Special Low
Price and we are selling
them at a Special Low
Price.
$1.69
According to Paris—The
Spring Hat must be
very small
«—fitting the coiffure snugly and smoothly, and following the
line of the head. '
Featured among the newest models is the “Niniche.” From
the moment of its appearance it became known as the smartest
Hit in Paris. “Niniche” has the youthful chic of the cloche
—but its brim takes an upward turn.
And the very popular “Cloche” styles are shown in a huge
display—exact copies of the smartest Parisian creations. •
*15. to $35.
Other New small Hats $5 to $10.
“Your Money Worth or Your Money Back**
Grey—the most
popular color
Ws (how a smart Cut-out Strap Slip
per In three shades of drey—Pearl.
Maltese and Anolent. Handsomely de
signed of fins quality suede and trim
med with kid. They have the new
Spanish Cuban and Low Heals.- Fa
vored for Street, Dress and Sports
wear. Adding to their attractiveness
Is the unusually low pries ws have
placed on them.
New Laird and Schober
Spring Styles Now
Ready for Your
Inspection
in