The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-09
....,-..,ss. or NO NAME CLUB.

xsturrrNss OF NO NAME CLUB.
 sysra No Name Club held the nrst { meeting of the season with the new Tresident Mrs. c. A. stakelys sAe s.. a,sa home on Wilkersen Street Wednesuas morning. ...,, .s,a nreai- aa,fsa address,. which was deliSnlLui- 1s e,,tertaining and inspiring taik. ~ vocation Echoes" from each inai- v,d,sai member of the club followed.
 SsrN Kate s. Baldwin was the ieauer for the meeting, her supIect Ieihs tomobiIing in the British Isles zgrs Baldwin is a gifted speaker 1ltl ana .haTnlad her hearers with a deiightLui ,5s~crintion of her visit to the nome q sir walter Scott, which point of inter est she made from Edinburgh m mo tor car. . Io1acted Mrs. Victor H. Hanson NSas. was telSe'sd tinn st a aelekate to the State Federation .s.t at selrnn next week. Mrs. J, Craig shiith ai1g ThS ,'u vls,tors to the. clnb were Mrs < w Is Chambers of New York, Mrs. R. P. Stout. Mrs. 'Thos. II. Clarke' Aars' Atkinson and Mrs. J. W. stoNes' MEETING IN SELMA. ThA Alabama Federation of Women f,i,,bq will hold, their annual meeting m selma on next Tuesday, Wednesday ana Thursday and many women throusnout tha state will be interested in the pro hestrsS ele of that influential body. Six ciuhs from Montgomery are members of inc State Federation and Will DC renresented at this meeting.
 The No Name Club will be represent- na bv Mrs. J. A. Rice, Director; Mrs. victor Hanson as delegate and MIS- Craig smith as alternate.
 r-se Wagazine Club will be repre- aanted by Miss Lalla Moore as director, Mrs. J. A. Reeves and Mrs. Junlus Riggs as delegates.
 me Council of Jewish Women will he represented by Mrs. Charles Morltz The Ionian Club will pc represented hy Mrs. Burwell Boykin and Mrs. Chas Coleman.
 The Tintagil will be represented by Miss Carolyn Haralson and Miss Fan nie Matthews.
 The Mothers. Union will be represent ad by Mrs. A. T. Goodwin life pres ident and founder of the club as di- gate.
 MEETING OF THE YOUNG
 LADIES WHIST CLUB. The members of the Young Ladies Club were e.entertained delightfully."- when Mies Hattie Steiner was hostess. There were six tables at swhich the game was played. and the guests, be- sides the members of the club, were Mrs Theodore Lobman Miss Blanche Engie, Mrs SyIvain Baum, Miss Elsa Bettman. and Mrs. Terry T. Greil.
 Two prizes were awarded; the guests prize, a pompadour silk bag to Miss Bettman, and the club prize, jewel case. to, Miss Emily Meyer.
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 SURPRISE PARTY FOR MISS STARR. A delightful surprise party was given at the residence of Mrs. A. |. Starr on Wednesday evening, in celebration of the birthday anniversary of her daugh- ter, Miss Leonora V. Starr. A ndmber of friends and relatives attended, and a number of beautiful gifts were pre- sented to Miss Starr in token of their love and esteem for this admirable young woman who has endeared her self to them by her noble traits of character and mind.
 Amid bright lights and beautiful flowers, delicious refreshments were served, and at a late hour the guests departed, wishing many happy returns of the day.
 LAST EVENING.
 large audience of invited guests enjoyed the recital given in introduce ins Mrs. Charlotte Lynn-C Campbell, so- prano, last evening at the Jesse French Companys warerooms.
 1S spending the winter in Montgomery, was assisted by Miss Nellie Wolf, the Talented young violinist of this city, and they were accompanied on piano nv Mrs. Robert Eilenberg.
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