The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-22

|Hl RalI fllU M ll1 a1I IaI RL tl MI HM Mlu hi iven at the Country Club in Birming- am, by pr. and Mrs. Paul Lee Cooke nd Dr. and Mrs. P. C. woodson in compliment to Miss Rebecca Pollard. rIss Lettice Clark. Miss Clement tarks, Miss Vernon Marks. Miss Gwendolyn Canfield and Miss Stewart, of New York The men of the party were Mir. Horace Soper, Mir. Edward J. Ashton, Mir. Jesse Yates and Mir. C. N. shorey.
 special feature of the Lee cele- bration in Birmingham was the singing by Miss Norma Schooler of the revised words of Dixie" The Birmingham News says:. "It Is interesting to note that the words were written by former Montgomery woman, Mrs. Ina Porter ockenden. in 1S61., when a schoolgirl in a burst of girlish enthu- lsiasm. She was then Ina Marie Por. ter. The general division. United Daughters of the Confederacy. has adopted these words for the authentic Dixie" the original words being voted Jess gentle in style. The author of the new version is an aunt of Mrs. John Lewis of this city. and is we'll known In the newspaper world under the name of Mrs. I. M. P. Henry. She was for a lime the assistant editor of The South Alabamian and has written extensively for other papers. Her present home Is dn Faunsdaie, Ala. although she is loosely associated with various inter sts in Montgomery. A short time since c member of the Societie Literati, of Paris, NJ. La Rouelle. requested of Mrs. Ockenden a specimen of her work nd her photo to be placed in the Li- rary Rationale, of Paris. She sent this and one other poem of the South land, saying that she chose these be- cause they honored her country as well as herself. 'E
 The party of prominent Alabama women who left recently for San Diego whence they go to be the guests of Mrs. T. T. Hiilnan, included Mrs. B. B. Conner, Mrs Louis B. Farley, Mrs. Robert F. Ligon. and little daughter, Emily Lgon. Miss, Jettaline Farley of Montgomery; Miss Annie Scales. Miss All. Buchman. Mrs. Humphries, Mise Bessie Brown and Mrs. J. A. Francis, of Birmingham. Mrs. Hillman went with the party of her friends who are to be entertained at her winter home. From San Diego the members of the party will take several trips to var ious other points in California. The party went as far as New Orleans on the Louisville and Nashville, leaving there onsthe Southern Pacific Sunset Express.
 Dr. Lillian Johnson, who organized a chapter of college women here a few weeks ago. organized a similar one in Birmingham. Saturday. She Is in Nashville this week for the purpose of organising a chapter of the association there. This association now has chap ters in Lexington, Ky, Knoxville Tenn, Asheville, N. C., Atlanta, Ga, New orleans, La, and Montgomery and Birmingham, Alabama This associa- tion. though not yet four years old, has now a membership Of nearly two hundred.
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 l Dr. and Mrs J. T. Broughton and Mrs. C. c. Stewart and son of Green vile. spent Tuesday with Rev. Eldred route to Jacksonville, St. Augustine Tampa, and Bradentown, Fla. They will be at the home of Judge J. J. Stewart of Bradentown, about six weeks before retnrfhng to Greenvile.
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 Mrs. J. Craig Smith will entertain the Tuesday Card Club Tuesday morn- ing at her home on Church street.
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  tain at cards Tuesday morning in compIimcnt to Miss Bessie McDuffe Of Selma at o'clock.
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 The marriage of Miss Sara Taylor Johnson and Mir. Thomas Means Rob ertson will be solemnized Tuesday evening at o'clock at the home of her father, Mir. David Johnson. 4S Hol- combe street.
 Lieut.. G. L. Johnson of the 11th Infantry, United States Army Is the guest of his grandmother, Mrs. R. F. Iigon, and his uncle, Gen. R. F. 1igon. Lieutenant Johnson's regiment is stationed in Cuba, and he has just raturned from Santiago on leave.
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 Miss Bessie Vim has invited a mum. Der of friends to a card party at which she will entertain Friday morning al 1:30 o'clock.
 Miss Fannie Charles Mitchell of Bir- mingham Is visiting Miss Katie o'Bryan on Adams Avenue
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 Mir. and Mrs P. c. Harrison are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. C. Snyder of Union- town are visiting MT. and Mrs. Victor H. Hansons
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 Mrs. Robert N Collins has returned from Washington. D. C., after visit to friends and relatives there.
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 Mrs Daniel s. Troy has returned from New York city. where she has been visiting relatives.
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 Miss Fanchon Armstrong has re- turned home after a weeks visit to rel atives in Birmingham.