The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-21
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs J. N. dec Cottes.

elected treasurer to succeed Mrs. J. Y. Leigh. of Virginia.
 The object of Hon. Hilary A. Her bert in attendance upon the conven- tIon was to deliver an address on the subject of the proposed monument at Arlington. to which the convention voted $1,000.
 The decision by Mrs. Henderson that no U. D. c. Chapter could donate to other than U. D. C., work was voted down at this convention, thus leaving the chapters free to give to educational and philanthropic as well as monu- mental work.
 NOVEL rvrERTA iNMENr AT @EEILL CREST" One of the most unique and enioya- bie entertainments which has been given this season was the cane grind ing and candy pulling given by Mr. and Mrs, l.. L.. Lasseter at their hom g, "Hill Crest" on the upper Wetumpka road. yesterday afternoon and evening for the benefit of the improvement fund of Howard College.
 The nature of the entertainment made 1t al fresco and the weather conditions were ideal. The afternoon and evening were warm and as night came on several large bonfires added to the comfort of the guests and gave 1 the light by which the work was done. Great kettles Of syrup were boiled and everybody pulled candy. To some the cane-grinding was novel and to all 1t was enjoyable.
 The party left the Lasseter home about 10 o'clock. The affair was a suc- cess both In it's social feature and as financial venture. Mr. Lasseter, who is one of the trus- tees of Howard College, and Is deeply interested fin the institution, furnished all the material for the grinding and the candy making.
 REcErr1oN ro nS < TnAcH
 CALLED OFF.
 The reception that was to have been given by the members of the No Name Club to Dr. Thaeh of Auburn at the home of Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck, was called off on account of her bereave- ment, caused. by the death of Mir. w. c. Pope.
 "A letter has been received from pr. Thach saying that 1t will be impossi- Die for him to come to Montgomery today and deliver lecture to the No Name Club. as he had intended. He expressed his regret that some unfor- seen circumstances will prevent his keeping his engagement. and promises to come at some date in, the near fu- | ture. *s MRS. LAW HOSTESS OF THE ART STUDY CLUB. | The members of the Art Study Club | met with Mrs. Lamar Law yesterday afternoon when the program included A paper. "Fhe Rise of Greek Art" by Mrs. Horece strihgfellow; Q talk on "Athena." by Mrs. Robert Arlington; a paper. 'The Marble of Regina." by Miss Hatchett. and a paper on Per sian Wars and Their Result" by Miss 4 % F
 l MISS CROMWELL ENTER 1 TANNED BRIDAL PARTY.
 On Monday evening after q rehearsal l at the Clayton Street Baptist Church | Miss Lou Ella Cromwell entertained the frieW1s who were to take part in her marriage, which took place yester- day afternoon. Delicious refreshments | brides cake the ring fell to Miss Mary I Ledbetter. Miss Cromwell was assist, ed in entertainlng her guests by Misi Pauline Ellis.
 I MARRIAGE OF MISS SWIFT
 AND MIR .DIsMUKEs TO-DAY A marriage will take place this even ing in Columbus, Ga.. which Is of in. terest here. that of Miss Leonora Epp. ing Swift and Mir. Robert Ernest Dis. mukes. Miss Swift has often visited T here as the guest of her uncle, Mir I Chas. c .AbeFcrombie. and has many friends in the city.