The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-31
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MISS HOHEEhI0S &Ano
 The members of the Queen of Clubs met with Miss Roberta Roberts We'd nesday morning when they. and some additional guests. were entertained ,beautifuliy by her at the home of her parents, Mir and Mrs. J. T. Roberts. on Jefferson Davis Avenue.
 tistic tone of brilliant coloring char scterized the sra aaor m evsas was hung with Japanese parasols and lan- ferns Tea was served from Jap- anese table set entirely with Japanese flowers by Misses Elizabeth Baldwin. Clement Marks and Marguerite Rice. all wearing Japanese costumes.
 The game of six hand euchre was uiayed at five tables. and two prizes were awarded at the conclusion. The club prize, Japanese shopping bag, was won by Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick: and the guests prize, Japanese card case, was won by Miss Bessie Winn, nm spread with Japanese silk embroidered centre pieces. and two course plate luncheon was served on Japanese china.
 ese kimona toilette of lilac embroid- cred silk Among the guests were:
 Miss Algie Hardwick. whom Miss Roberts made her guest Of honor, ana as souvenir of the occasion: Miss Jean T.ahev. Miss Lucia Richardson. Miss Frances Jones. Miss Lucille Wilkinson, Miss Margaret Browne, Miss Bessie Sallie Baker of Charlottesville. Va, Miss Lsicie Taylor. Mrs. Walker Wdl- lis. Mrs. Frank Amnesty. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. Miss sally Grace Beaie. becca Rutledge. Miss Mary Mapes. Miss May Tyson, Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre, Miss Margaret Mashburn Miss Laura Chambers. Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick, Miss Marguerite Rice. Miss Clement Marks, Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, Miss Aigie Hardwick. Miss Fife May Wag- | ner and Miss Virgie Burton. $ $ 5
 THE NO NAME. CLUB MEETS
 | Mrs Alex Garland was the hostess | with whom the members of the Nc Name Club met Wednesday morning al hAr home on Court Street and bs who% ,sIoea at sees Safet %srs iapeheon After the mornings literary program: The sub l feet of the morning was AS You ,I.ik' | it." and the program included:
 You Like It." by Mrs. w. M. Hud' '0A talk on 'sThe Forest of Arden.'' b, Mrs. B. !. Baldwin. - l., |. character sketch of Orlando. b! The guests outside the membership of the club were: Mrs. Johnston. Mrs John Proctor of scottsboro' and Mis' HsTse Tba members of the No Name clul Andrew, Miss olivia Arlington, Mrs; B J. Baldwin, Mrs. Herbert Battle Mrs Mrs w A. Gayle, Mrs. Victor Han son, Mrs. w. c. Holt, Mrs. R.. " Hili, Mrs. W. H. Hudson. Mrs. J; A Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Paul Mertins. Mrs RSGmaMs Ru9h, Mrs. W $. " B. seelye' Mrs. J. crail smith. Mrs. Montgomery Smith, Mrs Frank stollenwerck. Mrs; Horac' stringfellow, Mrs. W. H. Tisdale; Mrs e. A ,. staksly, hIssrt Mlos Woolfoin ann'e W'iiS
 Mrs. Garland is the only charter member of the No Name Club who Il still a member. The club was organ fixed in lSsS' x @ @
 YOUNG LADIES WHIST CLUB
 MEETS WITH MISS RICE { A pretty event of Wednesday wa the card party given by Miss Jessam ina Rice. whose guests were the mem
 bers of the Youns Ladies Whist Clul ana a few other friends The home Q Mir. and Mrs. Alex Rice was tasterull!
 green and at eight tables the gam | of whist was played for two handsom'
 prizes. On each table a potted bloom | ing hyacinth was placed, to pc cus 10 ! dS d SOuechiA VI hhS
 ure. f.,
 The club prize. gold hat pin. wa
 won by Miss Matilda Meyer, and Ms
 Sara Marks won the guest prize, Do'
 of handkerchiefs. nj.
 The friends entertained by Miss Rtc l who are not members of the oung La | dies Euchre Club were: Miss sara
 Marks, of Meridians Miss Fannie flag
 erdon. of West Point. Miss Olga Farm CT, of New York. Miss Loeb Mrs. Ter 1 Greil. Miss Matilda Gassenheimer; MT Jacques Loeb, Mrs. Theodore LoomaI and Mrs. Charles Kohn;
 MRS. FOWLER HOSTESS OF THE WEDNESDAY GARD Csp h At her home on Church Street Wee
 nesday morning Mrs. F. c. Fowler el ! tertained beautifully. when her gues ,, were members of the Wednesday CAt I Clnb. and @ number of other friends } The three apartments in which table were arranged for the game Of fon | hand euchre, were adorned with e ! | uuisite taste in red carnations, narei . sus and smilax The score was kel
 Mrs. Mrs. J. M. Starke. Mrs. Samn Rogers and Miss Blanche Stokes IT club prize, a set of cut glass tumbler
 was won by Mrs. David Whetstone, an
 the guests ',l ;ze a hand painted plat
 was won . Mrs. w. S/ Naftel. % % s
 NOTICE, PAUL HAYNE SOCIETY. The Paul Hayne Society will me' this afternoon at i o'clock in the at
 ditorium of the Girls High Schoo All friends are invited to attend. 5E < e
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