The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-07

them well in their new Ire.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hendrix have gone to Greenviiie to visit friends for few days.
 MRS. ALIENS CARD PARTY. The Sans Souci Card Club was en- tertained by Mrs. Robert Wade Allen, at the home of Mrs. Richard Banks on Moulton Street, yesterday afternoon. It was e delightful and unique affair. The club. though not long in exist ence. has had several most enjoyable parties. MT. and Mrs. Allen have been residents of Montgomery only for the past year. coming here from Atlanta. They have made most pleasant ac- quaintances and friends and are loud in praises of their adopted town. The novelty and originality of the party was of savage" character, though most charming. Indians-'Indians heap"-everywhere on pedestals on the walls on playing cards. The score cards were red arrow heads. and tom- my hawks. The hall was draped in ANh NoAcACu UiduhCLS. oH tnc walls were studies from Indian life. from the pappoose to the big Geronimo. On a pedestal was a life bust of an In- dian. so life like it made one shiver with its rolling eyes (by machinery looking to see that all was fair CD The flow CTS. too, bespoke the Pathfinder from his violet hunting ground. Biack-eyed Susans filled every nook and corner with their black eyes and fringe of gold. After playing for an hour and a half. delightful refreshments were served, and not the last enjoyable part of ''the game" The menu, too, carried out the red man" as the coquiels were on spear-shaped toast and sandwiches arrow heads. An Indian study pie ture was cut for at each table, and smaller ones in red frames for each player, as souvenirs. The visitors prize. a large, interesting picture of Litany Bells was won by Miss Sadie Elmore, and the club prize. sofa pill low with Indian head cover, was won by Miss Martha Woods. Mrs Allen was most cordial and gracious hos- tess.
 LAST MEETING OF IoNrAN CLUB
 The final meeting of the Ionian Club was held yesterday morning when Mrs. Phares Coleman was the accomplished hostess who provided at her lovely home on Clayton Street a most de- iightfui mornings entertainment.
 The decorations were the national coiors. The stairway was draped with flag stamped bunting and small flags were about in abundance everywhere, while sweetpeas. poppies and roses and carnations in red and white added beauty and fragrance. and continued the Presidents Day" scheme.
 In the second parlor the punch table was placed. It was lovely in an ar- tistic arrangement of sweetpeas and was presided over by Mrs. William Stratford and Mrs. McDuff Cain. Each member of the Club was presented with two little flags tied with a bunch of vioiets-the clubs flower--and each | invited guest received & flag. These were worn during the morning, pinned on the corsage.
 Mrs. Coleman. in a beautifully ap- propriate speech, presented to the new |sPresident. Mrs. Stratford. a beautiful gavel of walnut. mounted in silver, and Mrs. Stratford accepted 1t in as clever and fitting a response. After this each member and guest was handed a card with little pret- ty picture of Washington. flanked by two flags.
 On one side the card was written in red letters. "A Morning With the Pres idents," and figures from l to 19 with blanks for answers. The questions each a play on the name of a Presi- dent. were artistically arranged about the apartments and were represented by objects and illustrations. For ex- ample. Cleveland was represented by a dish of earth. with a carving knife. Pierce was represented by a large red heart pierced by a golden arrow. Hayes was the one who would not be tolerated at West Point" (Haze). The prize offered for the greatest number of correct answers. book. was award ed to Miss Lucy Cobbs. who cut for 1t with Mrs. Hubert Dent. Miss Sadie Wyman and Carolyn Haralson. The consolation. book. fell to Mrs. Rob- ert Stringfellow.
 When the prizes had been awarded, a delicious luncheon was served. This last meeting for the season of the Ionian Club was delightfully."- unique, and charming as is all the functions at which Mrs. Coleman presides.
 SPECIAL CALL.
 The laGies of the Memorial Assocla- tion are called to meet ill the Council .t~N gy- oxA