The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

for the purpose. Mrs. Bihb made an urgent appeal to the members to use tneir Influence to secure this approp- riation for purpose which all patrio- tic Alabamians will endorse. Several of the officers for Memorial Day exercises were decided upon. but as the list was not completed. it will pc given out later. After an informal chat. the meeting was adjourned. Mrs. M. b Bbb. | President. Mrs. W. A. Gesncr,
 Assistant Secretary
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 NETTING OF SECESSION CHAPTER. Wednesday afternoon, the Secession Chapter, United Daughters Confederacy met at the home of Mrs. C. A. Griffith. After reciting In concert the Lord s Prayer. the officers reports were made an daccepted. The chapter voted g. to the Shiloh Monument Fund" It was also noted at this meeting to continue Inc monthly subscription to MT. Booth needy veteran, of esontRomery. very interesting musical program was rendered by several y,oung school girls, Misses Katie Griffith. Roberta Rcaves. and Minnie Gorec.
 Miss Ruth Roper delighted the mem hers with beautiful recitation. When all business for the afternoon was over. Mrs, Griffith invited her guests Into the dining room. where refresh- ments were served. The chapter then adjourned to meet "Wednesday after noon. March 6. at the home of the Pleasant Avenue.
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 MRS. HANSON EyTERTAINs.
 One of the delightful small affairs of the week was the card party at which Mrs. Victor Hanson entertained a number of her friends Friday at her home on SoGth Court Street in compli ment to Mrs. F. H. Hatcher of Colum- bia, Tenn. and Mrs. A. D. Pitts of Selma. a
 The apartments devoted to the games were attractively adorned in frequent bowls and vases of jonauils and mar cissus. There were four tables at which four-handed euchre was played for two prizes. a pair of library scis- sors. which was won by Mrs. W. An derson, and a hand-painted violet stand. awarded to Mrs. John Naftel.
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 MISS NORwOOD ENTERTAINs.
 The members of the Saturday Card Club were delightfully."- entertained yes terday morning when they met with Miss Virginia Norwood at her home on Perry Street. which was further beau tificd with carnations for the occasion.
 There were two handsome prizes awarded. A gold pin was won by Miss mounted cologne bottle fell to Miss Annie Lou Chiffon.
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 GERMAN AT ARJACEE HALL.
 A german was given Friday evening by number of young men at Arjacee Hall on Dexter Avenue. where the dance was led by Mir. E. H. Jackson. assisted by Miss Isabelle Cobbs. Among the other dancers were:
 Miss Isabell Cobbs, Miss Mary Cobbs, Miss Georgia Saffold. Miss Corrie c. Smith, Mis- Bessie Rogers, Miss Maude Howe, Miss Will O'Dell Dickerson, Miss Ida Parrish, Miss Ellen Tyson. Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Annie Danziger, Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick, Miss Lola Bess Olin. Miss An .ent, Miss Louise Thorn lon. Miss Flora Stakely. Miss Beau- Ansie Maude Burke
 MT. Tom Alley MT. Bradley Alley, Mir. Lewis. Cobbs Mir. Penn Morrssette, MT. Temp Boiling, Mir. J. H. Guerry MT. George Ment, Mr. Sam Jones, MT. Austin Pickett MT Frank Woodruff, MT. Hal Brown Mir. W. F. Joseph, MT. Frank Noble, Jr.. Julius Hendricks. Mir. Crowley Leake, Mir. Henry Watford, MT. Virgil Chandler, Mir. Howard Butt MT. Harris Washburn. Mir. Phil Duhme, Mir. Howard Tatum. MT. McNier, Mir. Edgar Finch, Mr. Browder and Mir. F. 1T. Jackson.
 Mrs. J. L. cobbs and Mrs. olin were chaperones. eE
 IN COMPLEMENT TO MRS. TINsLEY.
 Mrs. H. s. Dent entertained num- Der of friends deligh'tully Friday at a bridge whist luncheon, in honor of her mother. Mrs. W. Fl Tinsley of Louis- vile. Ky, when her guests were: Mrs. Hardwick Ruth. Mrs. DeCampi. Mrs. Johnston of Atlanta, Mrs. McDuff Cain, Mrs. w. A. Gayle. Mrs. Walter Fiskc, Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. c. c. Cobbs, Mrs. William Wilkerson, Mrs. Craig Smith. Mrs. Billing. Mrs. David Lowe, Mrs. Pitts of Selma. Mrs. Thomas Me- Clclland. Mrs. J. l.. Gaston. Mrs Frank Evans Mrs. Norwood, Miss Car o.ine Haralson, Ms. J. K. Jackson, Mrs. Willvox. Mrs. Lumpkin, Mrs Jack Thorington. HAi. Henry Vandiver. Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Shoemaker. Mrs NJ. ?. LeGrand. Mrs A. J. Baldwin, Mrs. Joseph Drum. Mrs. James Ferrlll
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 FRIDAY EVENING CLUB. Friday evening sixteen young per sons met at Miss Blanche Thweatt's and organized the Friday Evening Tlub." The members of this club are: Misses Lilla Vea Avinger. Iva Bailey. Bessie Crump. Myrtle Brock. Olivia Mum, Blanche Thweatt Mattie Lee Phelps. Dora Crump; Mcssrs Tom Cope l and. John Lamar, Winston Matthews Hugh McPherson, Leiard Apperson, Robert Copeland. Phillip Hirston, Ben