The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-03
MT Brannen Hubbard. Mir. Brownfield Wflkerson and pr. Pearson Burke.
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MEETING or WOMAN'S HOME.

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 MEETING OF wOMAN's HOME. is The January business meeting of the working woman's home Association. was presided over by the president, Mrs. T. W. Harmon.
 The attendance was large and the in- terest in the plans presented for dis cussion and adoption.
 One application for admission was re- ceived and referred to the Admittance Committee. The report of tho Matron was full and gratifying. Every one in the Home being well and happy in the New Year.
 The most bountiful4 contributions in the history of7the' Home, weresreceiv- de and distributed by the Association, among tn worthy and grateful inmates. Christmas Eve and New Years Eve.
 Among the numerous gifts received was a dollar te each inmate from tine Elks. distributed by the vice president Mrs Emily Meyer. Through the efforts of the Honorary Life President Mrs B. L. wyman, and Mrs. M. Duncan, the city has kindly planted around the en- tire Home, English privet hedge.
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 IN HONOR OF FOUR CHARM =. ING YOUNG WOMEN. Dr. and Mrs. L.. c. Woodson will give two brilliant events on the afternoon and evening of January is, in honor of four charming young girls, Miss Yer non Marks of this city; Miss Gwendolen Garfield, of Toronto, Canada; Miss Cle- ment Marks, of Montgomery, and Miss Lettice Clark, of Mobile.
 Miss Marks, Miss Clark and Miss Cam field will arrive on the twelfth and will spend some time in the city as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Woodson. On the afternoon of the 16th, MT. Woodson will receive the members of the married set ond in the evening the younger dancing set. J
 During their visit to Birmingham there will be number of parties given in their honor.
 One of the events of their visit will be to attend the Governors inaugural ball which will be given in Montgom- cry on the 14th of this month-Bfrm- ingham Age-Heraid.
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 MISS sAYRE ENTERTAINs.
 The members of the Queen of Clubs were delightfully."- entertained yesterday morning when their hostess was Miss Ella Hargrove Sayre at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Jack Clancey, on Court street Miss Sayre was as- sisted in entertaining and receiving her guests by her sister, Miss Clayton Sayre.
 Two prizes were awarded. a gold mounted back comb to Mrs. George Bruner. and a gold hat pin to Miss Coralette Metcalfe.
 Miss sayre's guests were Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Frances Jones, Miss EliZabeth Marks, Miss Elizabeth Bald-' win. Miss Clement Marks. Miss Margue- rite Rice Miss Lucie Taylor Miss Bes- sic Winn, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. Miss Jean Lahey.. Miss Alice Lahey, Miss Bessie Thorington. Miss Annie Lou Chill ton, Miss Susie May Mrs. George Bru- ner. Miss Roberta Roberts. Miss Mary Mapes. Miss Coralette Metcalfe. Miss Maggie Mashburn. Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Margaret Brownes. Miss Bertha Miss Annie Laurie Sparkes and Miss Dorsey Tyson.
 Se $ e TO HEAR DIR. JOHNSON'S LECTURE. The members of the No Name Club invite the members of all the other lit- erary clubs of tn city to attend a lec- ture by Dr. Lillian Johnson this after noon at S:30 o'clock at the Carnegie 
 Mrs. Charles A. Stakely.