The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19

the district committed, the toiloWihs oncers were elected:
 Mrs. H. C. Gunnels, chairman. Mrs. D M. Andrews, Secretary Mrs. Charles A. Johnson, Treasurer, Executive Board--Miss Mary E. Boyle. Mrs. w, w. Screws and Mrs. J.
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 IN HONOR or MRS. EARLE EUGENE JENkS. | Mrs. Earle Eugene Jenks, one of the April brides. who has just recently moved to Mobile to make her home, was introauceu tD a large number or MO . piles pleasure-loving people yesterday aiternoon, when her mother -Ars. .. A tenks, entertained in her honor at re- ceptfon from to z o'clock at her home, | i55 North Jackson Street. White and green lent their beauty and freshness to beautifying the recep- ton hall and parlors, where the receiv- Mrs. Benjamin Barrett received alone in the hall, and thence the guests wore ushered into the front parlor. where the hostess and the guest of hon. or were the centre of attraction. The room possessed q Scharm which none other could rival for it's dainty decorations of ferns, palms and queens lace handkerchief were offset by the lovely toiiettes of the hostess and hon. gowned in a lovely white organdie. while the bride-elect looked most at- tracttve in a toilet of pink crepe de chine over taffeta, trimmed with Irish' lace with which she wore large whits, picture hat These two sadies were as- sisted in receiving by Mrs. Robert Lewis.
 The back parlor was made doubly at- tractive. for besides its lovely decor ations of daisies and white r.ses. Mrs. Hiram Griffiing lent her presence, while the punch bowl presided over by Misses Edna Lewis, Lucille Frazier and Miss McNeil. occupied a corner of this room. Nor was beauty confined alone to these to the dining room, where in bower of white and gold. "sweets to the sweet were served by gracious trio, Mrs. Joseph Clinton, Misses Catherine Henderson and Caroiee s4-artin. The table was a thing of beauty, with its handsome Battenberg lace cover over yellow, upon which rested vases ot white carnations and daisies, which rear ed their heads proudly in the melfowed light of the yellow candles held in crys- tai candiesticks. The ices and cakes reflected this tint. as the ices were white and gold, and the cakes gold.
 The home was thronged all during, the evening in response to 150 invitations that had been issued and Mrs. Jenks introduction to Mobile made the hours on this occasion as golden as were the minutes spent in the golden bower ip the dining room Mobile Register.
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 MEETING OF MAGAZINE CLUB.
 When the members of the Magazine Club met with Mrs. Ray Rushten, the subject of the paper for me -moTnins was Aztec Traditions ana rS M1s' nro. o. gTTfh@ gThe poSnfaIl flsS fsnfaasa of outzalsoate by Miss Woodruff reading Of Mexl- sna sa1 sarrsss rsas,ns goem oiiansa SY Ms ~ 5S Ms Stewart McQueen.
 The guests of the morning were: Mrs. Paul smith, Mrs J. o,;rs Gi spaR5Kehs. Rnsh. ton and Miss Bella Coghill. ., The club will meet next on May sl with Mrs. Charles Scott, when tne election of offissrs < w take p'A's'
 PERTAINS AT CARDS. A large number of friends, including the members of the Saturday Card cup; t were delightfully."- entertained by MISS Mary Kirkpatrick yesterday morning at her home on Court Street;
 The double parlors., in which seven tables were arranged for stx-hand euchre, were tastefuly adorned in black eyed susans, daisies and roses: The two handsome prizes awarded fell Carolyn Randolph. Both prizes were silk parasols.
 NOTICE, MONTGoMERY Is
 The regular monthly meeting of the Montgomery school Improvement As sociation will be held in the High school Auditorium Tuesday, afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 The chairmen of the various com mittees are expected to make their re ports. All members and friends of se m. w9yk W are sys TEsd 70 Mrs. W. H. Seymour, President.
 Secretary.
 NOTICE Y. W. c. A. BOARD, Christian Association will meet Monday morning at II o'clock in the AssociaF
 Airs. Margaret Booth.
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 Miss Lillian Emerson has returned from Marion, where she had been at- tending the Judsen.
 Mrs. Frank Smith and little son.. of parents ? paiS MT MT. and Mrs. B. F. Tar borough.
 Mrs. l.. J. Richardson has returned from Mobile. where she had been vis- iting Mrs Hannon.;
 The June number of the Argosv Magazine contains a clever story. "A Fascinating Predicament," by Mrs. Marie B Schrader. formerly an Ala bama girl, now of New York, who has become one of the most prominent newspaper women in the East.
 Mrs. John F. Jones, who was i'll at an infirmary' has recovered ami is at home again.
 Miss Marie Powell of Hurtsboro will arrive tomorrow to be the guest of Miss Elizabeth Williams.
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 Miss Elsie Calhoun. of Chicago, who has spent the past year as teacher al the Judson in Marion, Is now the guest of her aunts, the Misses Moore, at their
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 Much of the success of the perform ance of the girls of the High School in the production of Midsummer Nights Dream" was due in the music parts to the training and accompanying of Miss public schools. She has filled with wonderful success the position since she accepted 1t and her work has add ed much to the value of the public school education, Jack, of Los Angeles, arrived yester:: day and are the guests of Judge and Mrs. A. E, Stratton.
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 Tre members of the Paul Hayne So- ciety of the Girls High School have decided to repeat the play. Midsummer In the a"'''0riu@ Z Gs < 'ss < '''0oi'
 Miss Cnetia Mcdonald, of Whistler, is visiting her sister, Mrs Grove, at her home on South Holt street.