The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-01
MRS. ANDREWS ENTER .


 MRS. ANDREWS ENTER
 Mrs. James T. Andrew was the host ess with whom the members of the No Name Club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. c Andrew on Moulton Street. The literary program of the afternoon included paper on ''Shakespeare's Clowns" by Mrs. " A. Gayle, and reading by Mrs. ! D. Roduemore A discussion of current events entered into by all the members of the club was an interesting feature of the meeting. as was also a talk by Mrs. Mccleliand, Regent of Alabama D. A. R.
 Guests of the club at this meeting were Mrs. T. F James. Mrs. ". C. Scott of Atlanta, Mrs. J. p. Roque- more of Boston,, Miss Charlotte Pol- lak of Cullman and Mrs H. A. Martin and Mrs. McClelland.
 CRAWFORD-yvILLIA
 At the parsonage of Rev. Walter M. Crawford Thursday evening at $ o'clock, Miss Elizabeth Lough Will Hams and Mir Charles w. Crawford were quietly married. The bride wore a handsome gown of silver gray cloth and carried an arm cluster of white carnations and ferns. M
 The bride is the niece of J. A. Bow doin. the Trainmaster of the Atlantic Coast Line, and the granddaughter or Mrs C.. E, Bowdoin of Montgomery.
 The groom is a prominent young elec- trfcian of Tennessee. The young cou- ple have many friends in Montgomery. MRS. WHY ADDRESSES
 PAUL HAYNE SOCIETY.
 At the meeting of the Paul Hayne Society of the Girls High School held A delivered her address on The Flag. There were, in addition to the members of the Society and the pupils of the High School a number of other friends of the school in the audience. Alter her address Mrs. WyIy asked to pre- sent Mrs. A. P. McClelland, state Re gent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the head of the organiza- tion. under the auspices of which Mrs. wyly is pursuing this patriotic educa- tional work.
 TO MEET MRS. MCLEILAND.
 The resident members of the State Board of the Daughters Of the Amerl- can Revolution and the officers or the Peter Forney Chapter, D. A. R, met with Mrs. Amelia wyly Thursday ar ternoon to meet Mrs. A. F. McCtei- land the new State Regent, who VIII assume her duties in April, after the coming Continental Congress in Wasn- ington. . .ha
 Many affairs of importance to the state as we'll as the local chapter D. R. were discussed and plans TOT tu- tnras work on patriotic educational hnes ,rara. Interesting topics. The party in" cluded: Mrs. A. P. McClellano, MS. Tharles Al. stakely, Miss Annie VII. Iiams. Mrs. Frank P. class, George McCombs, Mrs. l.. ;. Aaiey oi Birmingham and Mrs h'
 rs.se xtrYER,s CARD PARTY.
 xr,as Ernily Meyer was the hostess to whom the members of the young Ssae, whist Club and number oh ao- d,tional friends were indebted for de- iirhtfuI entertainment UhursnaS' alsel noon, when they met with her at nel home on Montgomery street ~ Aiss Edith Meyer assisted in keeping score and entertaining the guests.
 tha club prize. a pair of pearl par nina was cut for by Miss 1rnla -Stoli ana Miss Theresa Lobman, the iateE winning. The guests prize two hand- some handkerchiefs, was won py Mrs. ,s. Theodore Lobman, and a pair or slA stockings, prize sent by MISS DAana ana Kahn, to be cut for by the entife eiuD' fell to Miss Jessamine Rice.
 AmonK the friends entertained py Miss Meyer, who are not members or fine club. were Miss Threefoot, of Mert- dian. Miss; Miss Nellie Loeb, of Colum- hus Ga: Miss Fannie Hagendorn. orN west Point. Miss; Etta Herzberg, or Philadelphia; Mrs. Albert Endei, or jacksonville, Fla; Miss Ray Lichten- steter. of Cleveland, O.; Miss Hilda Levy, of Demopohs; Mrs Jacques Loeb' Mrs Charles Kohn, Mrs. Milton Faoer and Mrs Theodore Lobman.
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 MISS MILES ENTERTAINED
 Miss Minnie Miles entertained num- Der of friends Thursday evening in honor of her guests, Miss Nicholson and MT. P. +. Presley, of Garland. Two apartments of the home were adorned in red and white carnations, and dur ing the evening refreshments were served. The guests were Misses Ida Martin, Carrie Martin, Kettle Jones. Lizzie Jones. Grace Heaton, Minnie Brooks, Estele Brooks, Johnnie Hamn. Willie Miles, Martha Fuller Richard- son, Jane Curby. Maggie Garnett, Will son. Mrs. Harry Evans. Mrs. P. M Fuller, Messrs. Thomas Allen, Win Capelle. Witt Chambliss- Morgan, Will Ham Walker. Herbert Joyce. Fred Joyce, W. R. Joyce, Joe Martin, Ralph Werner. W. P. Gardner, Joe Nicholson, Patrick Burke. J. B. Hamn. Fred Brown. Hubert Brown. Frank King, Ralph King, William Bell, William Scales. Fred Pendergrass Robert Pendergrass, M Mitchell and p IT PreRley