The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
THE SOCIAL SIDE
WOMEN WHO
 WILL BE DELEGATES TO
 EEUERA ALTON CONVENTION

FEDERATION CONfENTION
 Among the prominent Alabama wom- en who are to be delegates to the com ing convention of the State Federation of women's Clubs which will be held here next month are:
 Mrs. J. c. Converse. of Selma. Mrs. Converse is first vice president of the Alabama Federation. Mrs. E. ID. Thames of Greenville, who is second vice president. Alabama Federationi Mrs. J. J. Mayfield. of Tuscaloosa. re- cording secretary, Alabama Fedora tion; Mrs. L. M. Bashinsky. of Troy. auditor Alabama Federation; Mrs. J. H. Philips of Birmingham. editor Ala bama Federation: Mrs. Rhett Goode, of Mobile; Mrs. c. E. Albes, of Decatur; Mrs. J. D. Matlock, of Birmingham; i; Mrs. J. Y. Graham. of University; Mrs. James Weather of Birmingham: Mrs. O. c. Wiley. of Troy; Mrs. R. A. Lee. of GreenyilIe; Mrs J. F. Duggar. of Auburn, Miss Martha Buchanan. of Anniston, Mrs F. L. Tarrant. of Birm- ingham. Mrs. J. T. Harwell. of Birm- ingham; Mrs. W. c. shackleford, of Birmingham; Mrs. P. B. Harvis, Jr. of Birmingham; Mrs. l.. J. Haley. of Bir- mingham; Mrs. Richard Randolph, of Birmingham; Mrs. William Harvey. of Decatur; Mrs. J. R. Wlker of Decatur; Mrs. Lidia J. N. Cummings, of Fair Hope; Mrs. W. J. Thagard, of Green vile; Mrs. W. c. Rayburn. of Gunters- vile; Miss Bessie Lonr. of Jackson; Mrs. R. M. Fielder. of Mobile: Mrs. John Harvey. of Mobile; Mrs. W. G. Ward. of Mobile; pr. Florence Roper of Mobile: Mrs. w. H. Cooper. of Ox- ford; Mrs. J. W. Hunter, of Selma Mrs. ". s. Monk. of Selma: Mrs. A. L. Mcleod, of Selma; Mrs. A. H. Loeb. of Selma, Miss Kate Welch. of Selma: Miss Kathleen Mallory. of Selma Mrs. William H. Sanford. of Troy. Mrs. Ed gar B. Kay, of Tuscaloosa. Mrs. J. N. Thompson. of Tuscumbia and Mrs. A. H. Carmichael, of Tuscaloosa.
 MRS. FUTILE ENTERTAIN
 ED MAGAZINE CLUB
 The hostess to whom the members of the Magazine Club are indebted for de lightful entertainment Saturday was Mrs. Mortimer Futile with whom they met at her home on Clayton street. The program included three interest ing papers, "Ocean-The Vassal Man" by Mrs. Trimble. Our Navy-En Voy- age" by Mrs. Reeves. Presidential Possibilities" by Mrs. Mcqueen.
 After the literary program Mrs. Tut tie entertained her guests at luncheon when in the details of the appoint ments and decorations the club colors. purple and green were in beautiful evidence.
 This was the first program meeting of the season and in the absence of the president was presided over by Miss LaIla Moore, the director.
 MRS. HUNK ENTER
 TANNED AT CARDS.
 Mrs. R. D. Munk entertained a mum Der of friends at cards Friday after noon in her apartments in the May Flats, which for the occasion were decorated with choice cut flowers, palms and ferns.
 In the parlor and sitting room pink and pink bride roses were used. In the hall bright red salvia was used with palms, and in fhe dining room American Beauty roses and dall- liRs were wtth charming effect placed In artistic arrangement.
 The score cards were hand painted photagraphures of a Christy girl in four different costumes. Three hand some prizes were awarded at the con- clnsion of the games. To Mrs Wiley Hill was awarded a cut glags bon bon dish to Miss Mildred Andrew was awarded a book of Christy girls, and the consolation prize. a gold veil pin, fell to Mrs. Stuart Washburn. A two course luncheon followed the games
 The guests who enjoyed. Mrs. Munk's were: Mrs. Olin Kirkland, Mrs. James Andrew. Mrs. Duncan May, Mrs. George StovaH, Mrs. Benjamin Mabson. Mrs. Junius Pierce, Mrs. c. A.