The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-05
IN SOCIETY
ms. FISK RNTERTAINEn
By Mrs J. N. deCottes.

MRS. FISK ENTERTAINED
 TUESDAY GARD CLUR.
 The members of the Tuesday Card Club and a number ot additional guests were charmingiy entertained bv Mrs Walter Fisk yesterday morning at her home on Bainbridge street. when the floral adorninR of the apartments In which the games were played was of yellow roses and chrysanthemums. aud assisting the hostess were Mrs. Johp Kohn and Mrs.f Joseph W. Holt. The club prize, a brass candlestick, we" won by Mrs. Hubert Dent and the guest prize, a silver paper cutter, was won by Mrs. W. A. Gay:r
 $ e # MEETING OF THE ART STUDY CLUB
 The meeting of the Art Study Club met with Mrs. Lila Gordon, at her home on Mildred street. yesterday at- ternoon, when the program included:
 A paper by Mrs. W. L.. Durr on Renaissance Sculptors. Donotello and Mlno Fiesoli."
 A paper "The Reansisance-Leon- ardo da vinci" by Mrs. Phares Cole man.
 A talk from Mrs. Lamar Law on Some Pictures in the New York Gal leries." 4 paper by Miss Annie Williams on The Art of Pisa"
 4 paper by Miss AdsItA Thuhas on "Frescoes."
 A paper on "sodoma," by Mrs. Bur ton.
 A guest of the club at this meeting was Mrs. Moharren. and one of the specially enjoyed features of the af' ternoon was a talk by her on The His- torical Pictures in the Glass Palace in Munich"
 < % & MEETING OF WORKING
 wOMAN'S HOME. The monthly business meeting of tho Working Woman's Home Association was held yesterday afternoon, with many interested and enthusiastic men- bers present. Mrs. T. W. Hsnnon pre- sized at the meeting.
 For ten years Mrs. W. c. PopO has been the faithful, capable treasurer Of the Home. She has served for longer successive period than any other ofti- eer ever connected with the Associa- ton. Seldom has her chair been va cant fin the assembly room during these years. Yesterday her loving CO., workers. sadly missed her presence. words and work, and these expressed tender and affectionate sympathy over her in her sad and sore bereavement, in the death of her husband.
 The reports of the secretary, read by Mrs. Charles L. Campbell. of the treasurer by Miss c. A. Hammond and those of the committee were EratI- flying and encouraglnG.
 Thanksgiving Day was made bright and happy for the inmates, by the beautiful dinner sent, unsolicited by friends and distributed by tho members of the Association.
 Mrs. B. L. Wyman, Mrs. M. A. Waller and Mrs. J. s. Wilcox were gladly well Gomed back to the work
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 RYALL-RETD.
 Friends in Montgomery have receIS- ed the following invitation: Mir and Mrs. John Bradley Reid re- quest the honor of your presence at the of their daughter. Emma Toulman to Mir. Henry Scudder Ryan on the afternoon of Wednesday, the of December. at three oc clock St. Mary's on the Highlands. Alabama.
 E # $ The regular monthly meeting Of tue Secession Chapter United Daughters will be held "Wednesday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. K. H. Dreher, SIP South Court street. Mrs. J. E. Andrews.
 President Mrs. James A. ReeveA
 Secretary.
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 In an account of the opening ball Of the Southern Club in Birmingham, The Age-Herald has this to say of a for. naer Montgomery woman. Among the handsomest gowns worn was that of Mrs. John Mcqueen, who wore a black lace robe covered fin siI- yer sequins and interwoven with me- dallions of rose point tace This was a recent gift from Mrs. Reale. Mrs. Mo. 1 Queens mother, who purchased 1t iU Paris last summer