The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-06
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs J. N. deCottes.

MM " e8I IVY " EIl RE5E 1lFWEB Powell. P. V. stires, Theodore Bethea A. Stewart. J. A. Taylor, Thaddeus Watts, J. N. Balxes. A l.. Tyson, Henry Mourning. Allen McNeal. O. Crenshap, A. H. Arlington, Gaston Gunter, J B. Cavanaugh, Everett Jackson, Rob- ert Teague, s. O. Izler Noble Billing, and G. F. Gunter. e
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 MISS IAHEY ENTER%
 TANNED AT CARDS
 The members of the Queen of Clubs and number of other guests were charmingly. entertained, by Miss Jean Lahey yesterday morning at the home Of her mother. Mrs L. w. Lahey. on Goldthwaite Street, when the two apartments in which the tables were placed for the games were adorned in roses and ferns and the young hostess was assisted by her sister. Miss Alice Lahey.
 Two beautiful prizes were awarded The one played for by the members of the club. won by Miss Elizabeth Bald win, was a gold hat pin, and the prize provided for the outside guests was A gold belt buckle. won by Miss Fife May Wagner. Miss Jean Lahey wore a pretty toilette of white lingerie, and Miss Alice wore gown of brown chif- fon cloth and lace.
 Among the guests were: Misses Dor othy Sefbs. Fife May Wagner. Elia. Hargrove Sayres Maggie Mashburn. Maggie Chambers. Laura Chambers Josie Norwood. Virginia Norwood, Florence Davidson, Elizabeth Marks, Margaret Browne, Mary Mapes, Eliza beth Baldwin, Lucia Richardson, Ber-. tha Fitzpatrick. Minna Dent, May Tyson, Annie Laura Sparks, Claudia fletcher, Dorsfe Tyson, Marguerite Rice Fannie Morris Cloud, Anne Howard Blue, May Hardaway.
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 MRS. WHErsTONE HOSTESS OF
 THE WEDNESDAY CARD CLUB,
 One of the delightful affairs of yes- terday was the card party given by Mrs. David Whetstone at her home on Perry street, when her guests includ- ed the members of the Wednesday, Card Club. Pink roses were the flowers used in tasteful arrangement in adorn-, ing the apartments in which the games were played. The club prize, which fell to Mrs. Joseph Burton, was cloisenne vase and the consolation prize, won by Mrs. Joshua Jones, was hand painted plate. Assisting Mrs. Whetstone. were Misses Carrie Randolph, Lucy Randolph, and Caroline Hannon
 MIR. AI'ENTEE LECTURES AT
 HIGH SCHOOL THIS AFTERNOON.
 Mir. Frank McEntee will deliver a lecture at the Girls High School this afternoon at s;30 o'clock. when his subject will be 'The Religious Drama of the Fifteenth Century" The Alumnae of the Girls High School are specially invited to attend. The mem bers of all the literary clubs and all interested in the subject are also cor- dially invited to attend the lecture. MIR. SETH LOW TO LECTURE
 AT GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL.
 At 12 o'clock today Mir. Seth Low of New York will deliver a lecture at the Girls High School especially for the students MEETING OF THE NO NAME CLUB.
 Mrs. H. P. Battle entertained the members of the No Name Club yester- day morning at her home on Adams Street, when the subject for the occa- sion was shakespeare's Henry the Eighth"
 Mrs. Battle read an interesting pa per on Henry, the Man." and Mrs. Thomas M. Owen read a paper of broad scope on Henry the King"
 Mrs. Victor Hanson, who represented the No Name Club at the recent con- vention of the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs, held in Selma made a LuiI anu interesting report or the meeting.
 A Committee composed of Mrs. Paul Mertins, Miss Olivia Arlington and Mrs. Thomas M. Owen was appointed to confer with the other womens clubs of the city on the subject of social oourtesies to be extended to the visit ing college women who will attend the convention of the Southern Educa- tonal Association to be held in Mont gomery December 27 to 29.
 Visitors of the club at this meeting were: Mrs. Silas Mclaughlin of Bir- Mrs. Warren Stokes, Mrs Lawless Rogers of New York, Mrs Chandler of Newport News, Va, and Mrs. Hugh Atkinson of New Orleans. IA < < Ss
 Some members of the younger set have formed themselves into dancing club with the suggestive name of limited to sixteen Ilassies and the lad occurred Saturday the lst of Deeem- Der. and the club will meet twice a month on Friday, 8 p. m. The next meeting will be Friday evening, De- cember IA.
 # @ & The dance given on Saturday the first l of December, at the home of Miss Lila l Bess Olin, was not, as reported, given by Miss Olin, but was given by the members of The Sweet Sixteen a | dancing club recently organized.
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