The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-20
Social and Personal
IRs. MrHAN nNTnRTAINs AT CARDS

MRS. lGUlIAN ENTERTAINs AT CARDS Mrs. A. S. Meehan entertained . number of friends delightfully."- at . bridge whist party yesteraAy ~ the Country Club. when the prise offered for the highest score was gold hat pin. and 1t was won by Mrs. !. 4. Thompson. The games were followed by course luncheon.
 Mrs. Meehan's guests were: Masdames Margaret White. w. J. Drum. Waite Fisk. Ben Noble. W. P. Scrswa Halls Janney. Walker Willis. James Hickey. David Whetstone. H: T. Bartletts. T. E Jackson. Jack ThorinEton. Lloyd Lyon, J. A.. Thompson: Misses Roberta Rob- srts. Anna Pelxer. Emma Semple. Olivia Arlington. Mamie Coleman, Alice Lahey. Mary Arlington. Mrs. Jenkins, Miss Fannie Jenkins and Miss Mary Kinkins.
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 IN HONOR or MRS. TAYLOR. party at her home. Loeb Laurel. at El- more yesterday. iu compliment to Mrs. { Charles l.. Taylor of Mobile. The party of eight friends spent the day with Mrs. Stewart and enjoyed midday lunch con as well as the game. The prize, . gold pin. was won by Mrs. E. B. To- seph.
 4hs party included: Mrs. Lila Cor don Miss Alice Lahey. Mrs. Robert Ar. rington. Mrs. B. B. Joseph. Miss Clay ton Sayre. Miss Gabriel Watt and Mrs. q. A. Johnson.
 YTEETINF OF THE MAGAZINE CLUB. The members of the Magazine Grub were charmingly entertained yesterday by Mrs. Albert Brame at her home on Alabama Street when the program in- cluded: "A paper by Mrs. Charles Scott on Russian Chronicles"; paper by Mrs. W. E. Ledyard on "The Fables of Frilhos'; paper by Mrs. William Cary on Peter Gynt"; a paper by Mrs. James Hardaway on "The Romance of the Roso" read by Miss Augusta Woodruff, and paper on Current Events' by Mrs. Elizabeth Reeves
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 CAPITOL HILL DISTRICT
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 PROvEMENT ASSOCIATION. A clear elucidation of the aims and objects of the District Committees, which are branches of the Montgomery School Improvement Association. was given by Mrs. W. A. Gayle. who, as president of the latter organization. met Friday morning with the ladies of the Capitol Hill District to form the Capitol Hill District Committee.
 Mrs. B. J. Baldwin was introduced as chairman of this district. ther off, ficers elected were, Mrs. W. E. Led yard, secretary; Mrs. B. L.. Cox, treas- urer; Executive Committee: Miss Nim- mo Greene, chairman; Mrs Mckee ai,t Mrs. Wiley Hill. It was decided that the committee meet the first Monday of each month at { o'clock. zs An entire equipment for . Rest Room was promptly furnished by the ladies present, also two benches for the play ground. A large membership was enrolled and after an informal tea, the meeting adjourned to meet the first Monday afternoon in May.
 Miss Aigie Ware has gone to Selma to visit Miss Julia Clarke.
 Mrs. J. W. Terry has gone to Selma to visit friends.
 The members of the Country Club will entertain at cotillion this evening & E &
 The Tintagii will meet Monday after noon at o'clock with Miss Ethe' Afarks-
 Mrs. M. c. McLennan has been call ed to Flomaton by the illness of her daughter. Mrs. Williams.
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 MT. and Mrs. John q. Lowe of Rear. nAy. Neb.. are visiting Mrs. M. A. Con noly. at her home. 717 Madison Avenue
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 Miss Annie Hathaway Smith. who has been spending the winter in Opeiika. IS the guest of Miss Louise Marks en route to North Carolina
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 Mrs. L. E. Christian. who has spent some time with her sister, Mrs. A. R. Miner. has returned to her home in Col umbiana.
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 Mrs. M. E. Pepperman has returned from Columbus. Ga. where she has been visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs C. D. Rycksley.
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 Miss Fannie -'Iarks, who has been spending the winter in Chicaso. will re. turn home tomorrow Miss Marks has