The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-22

MT. James Phillips of Meridian. Miss, who has been on visit to friends ana relatives here. has returned home. Mir. Milton Eichoid is home from a trip through Mississippi. and will re- main with his family until after the holidays.
 Mir. Jex Luce and Miss Mary Lane arrived this morning from college to be with Mfr. and Mrs. c. M. Luce du- ring the holidays.
 Miss Corinna Kirkbride, who is at- tending college in Washington, came this morning to be with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. M. F. Kirkbride, for the holidays.
 Mrs. A. Inge selden and little daugh- ter. Frances have gone to Greensboro to remain with, Mrs. Selden's parents during the holidays. Mir. Selden will join her there shortly. Miss RosaIie Pickens of Greensboro. Ala, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Ella Pickens, on Montauk Avenue. This morning at II o'clock the Shake speare Club met with Mrs. c. J. Torrey as usual, and a most interesting meet ing it was, foUa thorough review of the play of "Coriolanus" was made. Following came a business meeting.
 The Hamilton Whist Club will meet with Miss Lula Le Baron on Monday afternoon. Nothing disturbs the even tenor of this club, and 1t is one of the few that will continue It's meetings during the holidays.
 The basket ball teams of the Hunter and Baker schools will come together on the Hunter campus Monday after noon at 3:30 o'clock.
 On Christmas eve at noon at the res idence of her uncle. General J. w.. Whiting. Miss Ida Lawler richardson will be married to Mir. Joel Hurt Thorn ton.
 Miss Lena Metzger will be the hos tess of the Merry Makers that after noon at o'clock.
 Both the Pivot Bridge Club and the Tuesday Bridge Club have fallen into line and disbanded until after the hol- idayA
 At the Central Presbyterian Church at o'clock Christmas eve evening, the organist and choir will give cantata, the subject being ''The Pilgrims"
 On Christmas day there will bc in- numerable family gatherings over the Christmas turkey and plum pudding, and the day will be brought to close by the S. C..,S Santa Claus Society," ball at German Relief Hall that even ing at o'c,o-'- to wr'ch handsome engraved f.-. .tats tas e. been issued. qsh is ia ar., q sae ra elect as well as the cst sqI.sts , societies in Mobile D &5s onward to IL With thu grr0- 4." ."
 At ri t,e t V morning Eleanor S3tl i'll Antertain their lit < 6 istmas tree at the h .2 tf@ pss ts. MT. and
 Mrs. J. .aeads@ ca' tn Georgia Avenue. ptscards Gaub that morning at Il o'clock. too. roe That evening from g to 12 o'clock Mir. and Mrs G. Warren Quarles will en- certain for their debutante daughter. Miss Judith Quarles.
 The Thursday Bridge Club ana the Bowling Club will not meet next week.
  til January 3.
 The Young Matrons' Card Club will be entertained by Mrs. Victor Lowen- stein Thursday afternoon.
 , On January ?. Mrs. G. W. Coates and Miss Rosa Coates, will entertain the Five Hundred Card Club and the Grand Slam Bridge Club jointly.
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 Miss Margaret Horn has issued invi- tations to a progressive needle party in honor of her young friend, Miss Margaret Wefel, to take place at the family residence on Government Stree' Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 The Friday Morning Reading Club has disbanded for two weeks.
 At the Country Club Christmas Day there will be egg-nog as usual, and prize competitions for the ladies and gentlemen, both at tennis and golf.
 With Mrs. c. J. Torrey the Shake speare Club will meet next Saturday morning as usual
 The cadets of the Mobile Military Institute have issued invitations 10 their annual hop, which will take place
  o'clock in German Relief Hall.
 Masters Santos and Marion Rubira have invited their little friends to Christmas tree party at the residence or their grandmother, Mrs. s. S. Ruoira, Sr.. on St. Anthony Street Tuesday af- ternoon.
 On Friday evening the F. E. c. Club will meet with Miss Alice Otis.
 Mrs. Frances Brady and son. Har- rington, have gone to Columbus, Miss, to be with her sister Mrs. Wm. F. Scales. during the holidays.
 MT John A. Mickle, of San An.onfo, Texas, has arrived in the city to vislt his brother, Prof. Robert A. Mickle'
 Miss Inez Weiss arrived today from Louisville, where she is attending school, to spend the holidays with her aunts. the Misses WeissA
 Miss Amalie Lyons is home for the holidays. which she will pass with her grandmother, Mrs. Mark Lyons ano her father. MT. A. s, Lyons.
 On the afternoons of Tuesdays In January. Mrs E. L. Russell and MISS EoYine Russell will be at home to their friends at the handsome Russell home on Government Street.
 Mir. Joe Feibelman has arrived home to spend Christmas with relatives
 MT. F.. H Johnson and. family Of Franklin, Ala, are visiting relatives Ill