The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-23
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs J. N. deCOttes.

l serve the law first and above every thing, or shall we teach them that in some instances 1t Is hest to give way to mob law?" This question was dis- cussed with deep interest by the members and varied opinions on the subject were presented.
 Guests outside the club on this oc- casion were Miss Ethel Marks. Mrs. w. B. Tanner, Mrs. Harwood, of South Carolina, who is Mrs. Tanners guest, Mrs. Charles Hawthornne. of Rieh- mond, Va, who is visiting her sister Mrs. rE. P. Amerine, Mss l4ucile Goldthwaite, who is the guest of her sister Mrs. Owen Nelson and Mrs. A. R. Taber of Columbia. South Carolina, who is visiting her sister. Mrs " Q. Holt
 MRS. McLEsTER ACCEPTED
 PRESIDENCY OF FEnERATkON. The following from The Birmingham Age-Herald is Of interest to the Ctuo Women of Montgomery:
 Mrs. Joseph McLester who was elee- ted President of the Alabama Federa- tion of Women's Clubs. has finally de- cided to accept the office. This eom- pliment to Mrs. McI1ester was such Q the Federation, the club women very much feared she would decline so re- sponsible an office, but they assured her of the need of her valuable leader ship, and her acceptance gives great pleasure not only to her personal
 friends but to the federated clubs who know of her executive ability ana great popularity.
 Mrs. McIester is a thinking woman, with remarkable force and intelli- gence. She comes of family who have been foremost in civil asEairs, ana under her guidance, aided by her ek' acient corps of officers, the federation will take forward steps.
 The retiring officer, Mrs. Rhett Goode of Mobile, has been a most useiul ana successful president, woman of won derful tact and good judgment. She has dispensed the duties of her ofice with great efficiency, and the work ac- complished during her administration has had results in all parts of the State. if for no other reason than thc establishing of the School Improve ment Committee during the past year. Mrs. Goode has accomplished enough fa make the federated clubs famous throughout Alabama. Besides being superior oficer, she retires from the position as president with the amec- | tion and friendship of not. only cluo wdmen, but the women of Alabama in
 general.
 ~ MESS MOHR GIVES CARD PARTY.
 one Of the pretty affairs of yester- day was the card party given by MISS
 Della Mohr at the home of her mother Mrs. M. MohF, on Sayre Street. Amer l iean Beauty roses and white chrysan- themums heautifed the apartments In which the games were played. The club prize, which was won ny
 Miss JessaTnin Rice. was a lovely pie- | aAA artZa- a n0nh. TelL
 to Miss Bettman of Cincinnati. The score was kept by Mrs. s. solo- man and Mrs. Ehrenreich. There were arranged seven tables at which the
 members of the Young Ladies Whist Club and few other guests played.
 The comp9ny ineluded
 Mrs. E. S. Loeb. Miss Bessie Drey- | fus, Miss BeuIah Moritz, Miss Jessamin Rice, Miss Ray Cadden, Miss Alma Gas
 senheimer Miss Juliet Griels Miss Lot 1 lie Griel, Miss Diana Kahn, Miss Beat
 rice Levy Miss Sadie Levy, Miss Ther- esq Lobman Miss Amalia Meyer. Miss Matilda Meyer. Miss Rosa Steiner Miss Irma Stoll, Miss Flossie Well. Miss Nell ly. Wolff Mrs. 4. Lehman. Mrs. Fheo- dore Lobman, Miss Elsie Bettman, Miss | Fannie Frohman of Cincinnati. Miss
 May Bernheim of Birmingham and Mrs.
 S.. Loeb.
 ENC AGEMENT OF MISS
 REID ANNOUNCED. MT. and Mrs. J. B.. Reid of Birm- l in4ham have announced the engage lsment of their daughter. Miss Emma ITouImin Reid. to Mr. Henry Scudder Ryall. The wedding will take place on | inc afternoon of Wednesday, 19, at saint Mary's on the Highlands. Mas Reid has number of relatives and
 scores ofS friends who will he Inter- ested in this announcement. Mrs. Reid,
 mother of the bride-eIect, has spent much time recently in Montgomery,
 when she had charge of the Woman's
 Department of the Alabama Asricul-
 tural Fair.
 @ & %
 MEETING OF YOUNG
 LADIES EUCHRE CLUB. The members of the Young Ladies Euehre Club met with Hiss Julia l Friedman yesterday afternoon at the home of her father, MT. I. Brickman on McDonough street, when chry- 1 santhemums were the beautiful flowers used in adorning the rooms m which the guests were entertained. The club prize was a pretty JeWeiry box, won by Mrs. Henry 14oog ana the i guest prize, which was awarded 10 Miss Fannie Kohn of opelilka was bottle of toilette water.
 | Assisting the hostess was her young eister Miss Miriam Friedman. The | guests were Mrs. Pat Moog, Mrs Sid | new Levy, Mrs. B. S. Oppenheimer, Mrs Emanuel Marks, Mrs. Henry
 Moog, Mrs. Dave Marks. Mrs. sylvia
 tattna Mrs Phil Baum. Airs. Charles