The age-herald., 1901-10-20
MONTCOMERY'S
 SOCIAL SIDE.

This crisp autumn weather DrfnBS near the time for clubs to start up for the season's work. The woman's clubs of Montgomery include; The No Name Club, The Magazine Club, The Tintagii, The Iomian Club, and The Mothers Union, and as the chronicling of their doings form an important feature in the Mont eomery's Social Side" it will be well to know something of their history and per sonelle.
 The No Name Club is the oldest wo- mans club in the city, having been or ganized in November 1893 by Mrs. J. D. Roquemore. The present officers are: Mrs. Horace Stringfellow, president; Mrs. L. H. Fisk vice-president; Mrs. Forbes Liddell, secretary; Mrs Chappell Cory, director.
 The membership includes: Mrs. Jim Andrew, Miss Olivia Arlington, Mrs. J. D. Beale, Mrs. Mary Chambers, Miss An nie M. Clisby, Mrs. Chappell Cory, Mrs L. H. Fisze, Mrs. F. A. Flowers, Mrs. A. B. Garland, Mrs. W. A. Gayle. Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. c. A Lanier, Mrs. Forbes Liddell, Mrs. E. G. Murphy, Mrs. A. R. NiningeI Mrs. T. M. Owen, Mrs. Hardwick Ruth, Mrs. J. D. Roque- more, Mrs. D. M. Smith, Mrs. s. D. Seeley, Mrs. Horace Stringfellow. Mrs. W. H. Tisdale, Mrs. Carl Tutwiler, Mrs. J. s. Wilcox, Miss Annie Williams Hon orary roll includes Mrs. Vim. Chambers, Miss Lula Gordon, Mrs H. F. Hill, Mrs. Darlington Semple, Mrs. Frank Stolen werck, Mrs. w. B. Ware.
 The prospectus of the No Name Club is an attractive little volume in white and gold and the line of work for the year is Nineteenth Century Progress"
 The first meeting will be held on No- vember sixth.
 The Magazine Club was organized on March the 20th, 1S96 by Miss E. M. Trim ble at the home of Miss Bessie Hill with Mrs. Walton Hill as president. Miss Hill is now Mrs. Bob Taylor of Knoxville Tenn. She recently married Tennessee's | only ex-governor. Bob Taylor" | The present officers are: Mrs. Morti- mer Futile, president; Mrs. Stewart Mo- l Queen, vice-president; Mrs. Crawford Ruff.- director Miss Luna Davie, record ing secretary; Mrs. Jefferson Falkner, treasurer.
 l It's membership numbers, Miss Ander- son, Miss McGehee, Miss Woodruff, Mrs. Trimble, Mrs. Ruff, Mrs. Reeves, Mrs, Ruth. Mrs. Falkner Mrs. Hardaway; Mrs. McQueen, Mrs Liddell, Miss Davie, Mrs. Gay, Mrs. Brigham Miss Holmes, l Miss Matte McGehee. Mrs. Futile, Mrs. Douglass, Mrs Black, Mrs. oCry, Miss Fariss, Mrs. Patterson Mrs. Ledyard, Miss Moore.
 The Tintagil was organized In Novem- Der 1896 by Miss Mary Elmore, now Mrs. Persons, at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Vince Fillmore. The present of ficers are: Miss Dolly Kirk Is the presi- dent; Miss Minno Green, the vice-presi- dent and Miss Edith Hurter the secreta- ry.
 Among It's members are misses Mary Burke, Lucy Cobbs, Laura Fillmore, Mary Green. Minno Green, Caroline Haralson, 1 Sophia Holmes, Edith Hurter, Dolly Kirk, Alice Lahey, Fannie Mathews, Olivia Pierce, Evelyn Randolph, Elizabeth Sayre, Elizabeth Winter Lucretia Wy man, Sadie Wyman Mrs. Mary Elmore l Persons. The honorary members arc Mrs. Bessie Halls McLead, Mrs. Adele Good wyn McNeel Mrs. Kate Gaston Ridd, Miss Elizabeth Lahey Miss Ellie Gold waite.
 The honorary members of the Tintagil are: Mrs. Wm. P. Red, of Birmingham and Mrs. McNeei.
 The Ionian Club was organized in Sep tember 1897 by Mrs. Phares Coleman at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Thig- | pen.
 The present officers of the Ionian Club | are:
 Director, Mrs. w. B. Stratford; di- rector of art department, Miss Johnston; director of philanthropic department, Mrs. c. A. Coleman; recording secretary, | Mrs. Cain; corresponding secretary, Mrs Dent; treasurer, Mrs. Hall; state direc- | tor, Mrs. Phares Coleman.
 The list of members includes Mrs. c. G. Abercombie. Mrs. Glen Andrews, Mrs. c. | C.. Cobbs. Mrs. Phares Coleman, Mrs. l Charles A. Coleman. Mrs Stanley Crit | tenden, Mrs. H. Dent. Mrs. Louis B. Farley, Mrs. Walter B. Fislse, rMs. Rob- | ert Goldthwaite, Mrs. W. A. Gunter, Mrs w. A. Gunter. Jr., Mrs. J. L. Hall, Mrs c. H. Janney, Mrs. w. V. Judson, Miss | Mary Johnston, Mrs. D. F. Lowe, Mrs Gordon Macdonald, Mrs. w M Marks, Mrs. w. J. Drum, Mrs. Hardwick Ruth Mrs. w. B. Stratford, Mrs. c. A. A.Thigpen Mrs. John W.Tullis Mrs. W. M Wilker- son. Honorary members, Mrs. R. P. Stout and Miss Nomia Carter.
 The Ionian Club holds Its first meeting | on October the 24th.
 The Mothers Union was organized by Mrs. Albert Goodwin on March 10th 19OC at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. Jerome Chambers. The officers are:
 President Mrs. Albert Goodwin; vice | vice-president, Mrs. R. P. Dexter, treas urer, Mrs. w. Jerome Chambers. l sss
 A gloom was cast oyer the entire city by the death of Mrs. Charles G. Aber- crombie, who was buried last Monday morning. She had been in bad health for near two years but her friends did not know that she was i'll unto death and the news of her death on Saturday nigh came as a terrible shock when it was an. nounced on Sunday morning. As Miss | Kate Westcott, she, before her marriage six years ago, was a radient beauty and reigned belle beloved by all who came in contact with her. She entertained al a brilliant reception winter before last to celebr ate the opening to her friends the hospitable doors of her magnificent new home on Perry street. On that oc. casion she presented a picture, dazzling in its beauty. She wore trilet of white rinaisance lace of rare and exquisite text ure. The picture still fingers In the mem | ory of her guests. She wears that gown again now. So young! so beautiful! she loved living and had so meagre a share | of 1t.
 The violin recital at which Miss Fannie .-I~~ <o A-t A