The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-17

find themselves useful daily as the
 good to be done will present itself
 at every turn. one will not need even
 to leave ones home to discover oo-
 jects of cruelty or neglect A glance
 out the window of any home on any
 will bring to view some SiiiIieo, ln
 treated. abused, or overburdenod
 beast of burden whose dumb appeal
 td man for help must reach any one
 who opens mind and heart to It. The women who are pushing this move ment to form an association Tor nu- mane purposes are Mrs. Lamar Law, Mrs. W. W. Screws, Mrs. BurweH
 Boykln. Mrs. Henry Seymour. Mrs J.
 L Mckinney. Mrs. w L. Durr, Mrs' Charles Coleman, Mrs. J. G. Winter. Miss Cozart. Mrs. Lila Little Miss Rutson Hatchett. Mrs. $. Roman, Mrs. Richard Hobbie. Mrs. William Hudson. Miss Caroline Haralson, Miss Caroline Harmon. Mrs. David Whetstone anu Mrs. J. l.. Hall. There will at an early date be held a mass meeting at which permanent organization will Dc per feeted Every thing is being done Tn regular legal way So that when the society is started 1t will be on firm basis. The dues will be one dollar year and the members will have badges to be worn at all times and
 to be exposed when necessary. If the
 citizens of Montgomery will stop to think of the suffering the join ing of this society will give them the privilege to relieve for the outlay Of
 only one dollar year it does seem that not one would fail to become
 member.
 MEETING OF THE
 MAGAZINE CLUB. The members of the Magazine Club were charmingly and hospitably hn- tertained by Mrs. c. L. Ruth on Fri
 day afternoon at her home on Clay ton street.
 The two little grarddaughters of the hostess presented each guest
 with a red and gilt valentine. ap- propriate to the season
 The program included:
 Tales of Old Japan.' by Mrs. Tut tie: "Shintoism.' by Mrs. Stewart Mc- Queen: 'T5rashina' by Mrs. w. M. Trimb.e: Current Events" by Miss
 McGehee.
 Dainty refreshments were served later in the afternoon in the dining
 room where the guests were gracious ly received by Miss Algie Hardwick. The guests of the club were Mrs. Lighfoot of Eutaw. Mrs Preston Nash of Virginia and Mrs. Lusk of Gunters- vile.
 The club will meet next with Mrs, J. B. Gaston on March 1.
 $ 2 3s
 A MONTGOMERY GIRLS SUCCESS. Miss Katherine Liddell, formerly of l Montgomery. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. | Forbes Liddell. has won distinction at Bryn Mawr College. where she is a stu dent. bv gstting high credit mark in | the mid-year examinations in English l lrnr EbA xy tho nnlV i a large class whose mark in that study was High Credit" which s the best ! mark that can be given. Miss I-iddell | lived in Montgomery all her life until l a year and a half ago she moved to New York with her parents She is
 graduate of the Calhoun-Chameorla
 School. where she was a student for 1 four years before entering Bryn Mawr l She writes a friend. speaking of her 1 studies: ''rhe work is interesting and not any harder than I am accustomed 3 # Se
 | A VALENTINE PARTY. One of the enjoyable affairs of tho
 past week was the valentine rartI | given Thursday night by Master Ceci Brown ai the home of hls parents, Nr and Mrs. J. G. Brown on Cramer Ny T enue @,Three apartments were ihrowi open for the occasion, the color sohen of red and white was carried out ii every detail. The house was plorne' in palms, smilax and cut flowers.
 Tn the reception Iall stood thu punch table. presided over by Mrs. T. Doster. Many games were enjoyed and one thing of especial interest wa the opening of the valentine box which was greatly .njoyed by tn
 young people. valentines being souve nirs of the occasion.
 Tn the dining room the table wa