The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-16
MISS BALDWIN ENrERrAiNs

MISS BALDWIN ENTERTAiNS
QUEEN Or CLUBS.
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin had as her
guests YESTERDAY AFTERNOON the meai-
bers of the Queen of Clubs, and Tor
the delightful occasion the two apart
ments in which. the games were play
ed were adorned In pink roses which
were in beautiful clusters in vases on
mantels. cabinets and tables.
Miss Jennie Sistrunk assisted Miss
Baldwin in entertaining.
The two prizes fell to Miss Anna
Pelzer. who won gold hat pin. and
Miss Susie May, who was awarded q
silver mounted yelyet brush.
MEETING OF PAUL HAYNE SOCIETY.
The members of the Paul Hayne So
ciety of the Girls High School held
one Of the most interesting meetings
In its history yesterday. when the stage
of the auditorium was the scene of the
program. The stage was deliberately
decorated in palms.
The programs s,ssn. prominent feature
Was Masra she short t, tai talk by Mr. William
for whom the society is named He
spoke of his father. Paul Hamilton
Hayne. and recited a number of his
poems "
other numbers on the program were:
A paper on the founding of the So
ciety by it's first President, Mrs. q.
W. Crist.
Vocal solos by Miss Minnie Watt
A letter from Mrs Harris Wilcox,
now of Charlotte, n. C., formerly Miss
a sketch OF Paul Hayne by Mrs.
Merritt Gilmer.
An instrumental solo by Miss Ray
gladden..
An address of farewell by the retir-
ing President. Miss Fletcher Pearson.
A talk Of acceptance by the new
President Miss Mamie. Spires.
MEETING OF sAYRE
DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
The District Committee of the Sayre
Street School Improvement Association
held a meeting yesterday afternoon.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs, H. G. Gunnells,, Chairman: Mrs.
ID. M. Andrews. Secretary: Mrs Charles
A. Johnson, Treasurer.
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MEETING OF WHITE
HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting of the
White House. Association was held at
the home of Mrs. Belle Allen Ross, the
acting regent, who presided. After the
Lords Prayer was recited, the secre-
sy was b called Sa for the ssSers
years ago, which was as follows:
and future"
members present . The minutes We're
read and approved. The treasurer, Mrs
Lanier, reported of bank account,
which is in gratifying condition. with a
recent additional amount of $50 in
cash.
Several ladies' from New York Joined
the association. The corresponding
secretary was instructed to inform them
of their membership.
Mrs. Watt reported no damage to
1.-THE Jefferson Davis relics at the Cap
itol by the recent heavy rains.
Mrs. Lamar reported on an inter-
view with Mr.. TAFT in regard to space
at the. state Fair. 1t was decided that
Mrs. f. X. Trimble write and ar
range with the board for the space.
Dues were sent to the Southern Con-
Beale. Mrs. W. L. Chambers and Mrs.
vention.
Mrs. Frank Duncan and Mrs. w. L..
Durr were appointed an investigating
committee. Other matters of interest
half hour, with dainty refreshments,
the meeting adjourned until October.
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FEDERATION DATE TO
In view of the fact that Mrs. JOS
eph McLester, the president of the
Federation of Women's Clubs of Ala
bama will sail for Europe with her
fmy Of have the
ly voted to change the constitution
and to set the date of meeting early
in October, instead of In November, the
time specified in the constitution.
A letter has been sent to all of
the federated clubs of the State, in
mingham and calling on them to Join