The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-13
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lE1aE hWm &BDm @H8m H3M v azshzsAM | hcient successor. For the present sea- | son., lsO8-09, the members are deep in | the study Of American literature, and !, arc anticipating much. real pleasure from the intimate discussion of the | life and works of Irving, Hawthorne, | Holmes and Poe. The introductory program on October l3 was composed of the following papers,: History of | the American Colonies. Mrs. A. B. Meyer; Foreign Influence on Early American Writers, Miss Moritz; Colo nial Literature, 1607-1765, Miss Stella | Meyer; Literature of the Revolutionary | Period. Mrs. David Cohen. M
 On May ls the working prospectus closes with program of American Achievements Iso7-1s 1l The Growth of l American Literature Miss Well; Social and Industriai Improvement in Ameri- l ca, Mrs. stern; Our Pro --ess in Science ! and Art Mss Noses. In the interval between the opening and the closing l Of the season, each member will do her best by the club, as she has ever done since the Sesame was launched In oe- 1 toher. 1905. MISS aAsToN,s DEBUT. pr. and Mrs. Lucius Gaston enter | tained a number of friends on last evening in honor of their young cousin, MISS Annie Gaston, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bernard Gaston, and grand daughter of Judge J. B. Gaston, so much beloved in Montgomery.
 Among. the many attractive debut ants Of the season, none is more de- servedly popular than the one who made her bow to society on this occa- sion. Mss Gastoa combines many graces of character with personal charm and a sweet native dignity. and makes a most welcome addition to MontgoJn- cry society,
 The lower floor of the Gaston home was thrown open for the occasion of her debut and was decorated with roses throughout. NumberIess white wax candles made the scene brilliant. The affair, though large. was delight gant course supper was served with champagne.
 THURSDAY AFTERNOON | BRIDGE CLUB. l The Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club met with Mrs. Clarence Jones yester- | day. and were charmingIy entertained. Only the twenty members of the club l took part in the game, as there were no invited guests. Mrs. Warren Tyson was the fortunate winner of the prize Misses Mary Anderson and Ellen and Patsie Tyson assisted Mrs. Jones in entertaining her guests.
 MEETING OF THE
 CONsOEANT, CLUB. 1 The Consonant Club Is one of the newest whist clubs In the city It Is composed of twelve members, who meet once week for quiet game of whist. at which no prizes are awarded. Their meeting this week was with Miss Lily tcoghill, and proved a very enjoyable affair." course luncheon was served at the end of the game.
 PARTY FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS. Little Miss Gladys Fuller oglesby celebrated her 4th birthday at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. ogiesby. 10 Scott Street, on Tuesday last.
 Her little guests were Livye and Mary Wash Hart, Lucy Price, Anise Naftel. Kathleen Armstead. Mary Newson. Mary Goidthwaite. Reby Holt. Corrie Hih. Jeannetta Scott and Linda Harwell.
 Beall Hart. Robert and Carey Fuller, Jacob Simon. Poe and Francis Wright, Harold Friedman, Byron Ashton, Ar mold smith. Alfred ArmStead and Car fisle Langram,.
 After tndulging in many pleasant games she invited her little friends Into
 
 appointed table deIightfui refreshments were served. the color scheme of pink and white being carried out in the decorations and ices.
 The little hostess. was the recipient Of, quite number of pretty presents, and presented each little guest at part ing with dainty souvenir. = | +
 THURSDAY MORNING BRIDGE CLUB.
 That Indian summer is the loveliest season of the year in which to enter tain, was exemplined yesterday in anl other pretty card party at which the gorgeous fall flowers were profuse
 Mrs. Herbert T. CandIer entertained the twelve members of the Thursday Bridge Club and the following invited guests: Mrs Dennis Carr, Mrs c. A. Baker. Mrs. William Carey. Miss willie Barton of Marietta. Miss Matte Woods. Mrs. Addison, Mrs. Charles Johnston Miss Laura Hill, Mrs. Haywood Bait lett. Mrs. Frank stollenwerck and Mrs. Royall. l