The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-05

Miss Sara M. Clark who made the highest grade in the examination at the close of the summer school at the State University in July. is engaged
 in the Educational Department at the capitol to assist in the inspection of the examination papers of candidates for teachers certificates. Miss Clark is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. H. Clark of Hope Hull. where she taught last year the county school. She taught one year-as principal and head ] of the department of Domestic Science in one of the Georgia Model Schools. In her schoolgirl days she was pupil at the Judson, an honor graduate of the Auburn Female College. and high
 on the honor roll of her graduating class at the Polytechnic Institute. where she was a co-ed. She was also an honor graduate of the Oread Insti- | tute of Domestic Science, Worcester, Massachusetts. Miss Clark came up | to'Montgomery on the first of Janary to | be ready for her new duties and is at | home with her sister. Mrs. Robert | Thorington, on Lawrence Street. The prizes at the pretty card party
 at which Mrs. Wm. Knox entertained
 on Tuesday evening for Miss Perkins, l were won as follows:
 | The ladies' prize, a cut glass bonbon-
 niere. was won by Miss Minna Dent;
 the gentleman's prize, a silver knife, by Mir. Richard Dexter, and the consol-
 ation prize. a card case, to Mir. Archie Tyson. The pretty color scheme was
 red and white, and Mrs. Knox was as- sisted by Mrs w. c. Blanvelt of Chi l cago, who served the punch. | Mrs. c. Norman Jones of St. Louis, who has been the guest of her aunt. | Miss Josephine Calhoun for several
 weeks, returned home yesterday. Mrs. Jones is one of the most charming of Montgomery's visitors this winter and she was the recipient of many delight I full social courtisies during her visit
 She was guest of honor at two of the | most brilliant receptions of the season
 and at many delightful small affairs
 that were given in compliment to her. | Mrs. Benjamin James Baldwin has l issued invitations to a reception at | which she will entertain on Thursday
 afternoon, January 12. from 4 to 6 l o'clock to present her sister, Miss Jen nie Sistrunk.
 | Invitations have been issued by Mrs
 J. D. Burke to a, fad luncheon at which
 she will entertain on Thursday, Janua-
 ry 12 at i o'clock in compliment to Miss
 Maude Burke.
 Mrs. Julius Henle and little niece, Janet Marshuetz of Huntsville, who
 have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jaques Loeb, returned home yesterday morning.
 Miss Bethea has issued invitations to
 a card party at which she will enter tain on Tuesday. January 10, at 3 o'clock in compliment to Miss Will
 Hams. .
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Cooper. of At
 lanta, are spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. John W. Ward at 321
 Union Street.
 1 Mrs. McDuhf Cain will entertain a few friends on Friday afternoon, Jan
 uary 13. in compliment to Mrs. F. A.
 deCampi.
 1 Mir. B. B. Mabson has returned from Verbena, where he scpent the holidays
 with his parents, Major and Mrs. A. A.
 Mabson.
 Miss Rutson Hatchett has returned | from Louisville, where she has been
 visiting pr. and Mrs. George B. Eager. The Mothers union will meet this l afternoon with Mrs. W. J. Chambers | when the subject will be Fatigue" | Mrs. M. F. Thompson mad son, Mir Wilkins Thompson of Auburn, are visit ing Mrs. John Ray on Court Street. MT. and Mrs. T. R. Cain of Atlanta, are with Miss Mary Will Ray at 71s Highland Avenue for the winter. MT. and Mrs. J. J. Flowers have gone to Washington and other points 1 to spend a week or ten days Mrs. Herbert 4. Goldthwaite Is visit ing her sister. Miss Mary Will Ray at Highland Park.
 Mrs. Herman Levy of New Orleans. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. H. Jacobi.
 Mrs. Leon Well and children have gone to Birmingham to visit her sister. BEST EVER INAUGURATED. Weekly Cleaning Club Service Put On By HOlt's Dye Works.