The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-01

and Mrs: M Meyer, Mir. and Mrs. Dan Moog, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Lobman. MT. and Mrs. Sylvin Baum, pr. and Mrs. Ehrenreich, Mir. and Mrs. Ike SI. mon, Mir. and Mrs. E. Lobman, Mir. and Mrs. Seiig Gassenh elmer and Mir, and Mrs. Ike Baum.
 SOUTHERN SOCIAL CI,Tn IN pos,rov Mrs. William Gay, formerly of Mont gomery. now residing in Cambridge. Mass, invited all the Southerners she e Knew to meet at her home Friday. No- Vember IT. for the purpose of forming southern Social Club. Mrs. Gay writes Montgomery friend:
 Tt was purely a selfish motive of | mine, just to enjoy listening to voices ] from the Southland. but those who came had such tubilant time that they made me feel public benefactor. We organized with over fifty members, and by next meeting think we will attain the hundred mark.
 The officers of the club are. Mir E Ellis, of Alabama, who is a grad uate of the University of Alabama Mrs. Gay Is Vice-President, and Miss Mate nette Lupton Of San Antonio. Tex, is secretary and Treasurer. Miss Lunton was born in Tuscaloosa. Her mother was Miss Hemphill of Tuscaloosa. On | the Executive Committee are Mir. Rob- | ort Steiner of Montgomery, a student A f Harvard, son of Major and Mrs. R. 10. Steiner, and J. Jack of Greensboro. Ala. On another committee is Mir. W. Caffey | of Hayneville, Ala"
 Mrs. Gay writes that South Carolina leads in members. Among them Is MT. | J. T. Pugh, nephew of the late Sem | ator Pugh.
 "The next meeting will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs Charles Ham. Mrs. Ham was formerly Miss Sykes of l Montgomery. The theme for the meet ing will be Sidney Lanier, the Poet of | the South.'
 "A prominent member of the South ern Club is Dr. David Lyon of Harvard, Professor of Semitic, who has recently returned from a years sojourn in Pal estine on an archaeological expedition for Harvard. pr. Lyon was born in Marion, Ala, and though for twenty five years a Harvard professor. he con- verses about Marion with great interest and affection"
 The keynote" writes Mrs. Gay, "of the Southern Social Club is that the members are Americans, and the purest of Americans--South tn erners."
 
 RECEIVING PARTY AT BEAUVOIR
 CLUB OPENING RECEPEION.
 In the account of the brilliant open ing of the Beauvoir Club Friday even ing, through an error the names of most of the receiving party were left out. It was delightful occasion and the wives of the members who were invited to assist as hostesses contrtbut- ed much to the success of the evening.
 The callers were received by the President, MT. Charles Gunter. with his of. MrS To wore an elegant gown of pink SIX lace. Mir. J. Lucius Gaston was with Mrs. Gaston, wearing lilac embroidered crepe de chine. The other ladies of tho receiving party were Mrs. James $. Pinckard in white Marquisette with border of beauty roses; Mrs: w. J' Drum, in a robe of Princess with pom padore sash; Mrs. David Whetstone In blue-spangled crepe de chine; Mrs. Charles Teasley, in yellow Empire gown of chiffon velvet and gold lace; Mrs. w. M. Wilkerson. in black satin with trimmings of yellow velvet with touches of blue; Mrs Robert F. Ligor in yellow brocade satin with trim mings of blue velvet and gold spangles: Mrs. Frank Peabody. in pink silk and lace, and Mrs. Thaddeus Watts, in a robe of Princess lace
 Among the attractive visiting young women who were guests at the recep- tion are: Miss Georgia Wood. of, Louisville, who Is visiting MT. and Mrs. Henry Davidson. and MT. and Mrs. George F. Lindner: Miss Wood was handsome in blue silk and lace. Miss Sallie Baker, of Charlottesville, Va. who is visiting Miss Marguerite Rice; Miss Baker wore white louistane SIX and lace Miss Lucille Wilkinson, of Prattville was attired in white radium with let in panels of Princess lace'  SOCIAL SIDE OF D.
 A. R. CONFERENCE.
 The social side of the Ninth annual conference of the Alabama Society or the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, to be held at Athens, December 3 to G. promises to be one of unusual pleasure to the delegates and visiting D. A. R. who attend. On Tuesday evening an informal reception will be rendered from to Il o'clock by Mrs A. Mcclellan, the state regent, Mrs M. P. Peoples, President of the local chap- ter. U. D. C.. and Miss Frances Snow Pryor, on behalf of the Hostess Chap ter at her residence.
 The John Wade Reyes chapter will tender a reception to its guests and friends at the home of the Regent, Mrs William J. Hagan, Wednesday evening from S:30 to 12 o'clock.
 The Conference will have compliment tary tlcketS 10 the TSclLdi anu uhNClA ing of the portrait of Mrs. J. H. Childs' first woman President of the A. r. C' Thursday evening.
 
 MISSIONARY MEETING.
 The Foreign Missionary Society of Court Street Church will hold its regu- lar monthly meeting Monday at S;3H D. m.. and a good attendance is urged. as there was no business meeting In November.
 The prayer services conducted by Rev. Bob Jones was forceful, impress sive and an inspiration to all who were present. There was the largest at tendance. in the history of the society. The solo by Dr. J. I.akin, with Miss Mary Belle Jones as accompaniest, was highly appreciated.
 The closing exercises of the meeting was conducted by Mrs. J. G. Sparkes' assisted by Mrs. John V. smith, Mrs, Morgan Gilmer and Mrs. B. Steiner, Mrs. Nicely and Mrs. Cuthbert each . colo annroprfafe to the Occa- =