The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-26

 Mns. STEVENSON ENTER
 TANNED AT CARDS Mrs. Forney stevenson was hostess nf a delightful function yesterday morning when her guests were the members of the Tuesday Card Club m Z addition to few other friends whom she entertained at cards at her home on Perry Street. The apartments in which the tables were arranged Tor the aames were adorned with daffodils ana m the other details the. Washingtons birthday idea was carried out The score cards were hatchets and they were passed to the guests by Miss Elizabeth Stevenson, little daughter or the hostess. Mrs. Stevenson was as- sisted in entertaining her friends by her cousin Miss Weed of Florida. who is visiting her and by Mrs. A. B. Meyer The two prizes awarded were china vase won by Mrs Walter Fisk and a Dutch pitcher won by Mrs. Tempie Seibels.
 MISS DIMMICK HOSTESS or
 THE ART STUDY CLUB. The members of the Art Study Ciuo met with Miss Annie May Dimmick yesterday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Dimmick on Clayton Street.
 The subject for the afternoon was "The Great Age of Greek Art-tne second Period of the Fourth Century and two interesting papers on the sub- ject were read. The papers read were. ss1he History of the Period" by Mrs. Edward Cobb and ''The Character Of the Period" by Mrs. Hall
 The papers were introductory to the period on the study of which the mem bers of the club will soon begin. After the reading of the papers an instruc- tive talk was made by Miss Rutson Hatcl1et on the Metropolitan Museum in New York. A luncheon followed the literary program.
 Mrs. Weed and Miss Weed who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. T. Gardiner Foster returned to their home in Flora- da last night.
 A PRETTY LITTLE FOLKS
 AFFAIR OF YESTERDAY. A large number of little folks re- sponded to an invitation to be with Master Brooks Flowers. IT.. on his firth birthday yesterday afternoon at the home of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Brooks Flowers on South Perry Street. The home of MT. and Mrs. Flowers was thrown open and beauty added by lights from electroliers, fragrant pink carnations and blooming azaIias. The little host received his guests in the drawing room assisted by Adelaide Ross Flowers. Margaret Brooks Flow CTS Margaret Brooks Steiner, Cartherine Flowers, Pauline Ross Ware of Atlanta, John Flowers Steiner. and Robert Culver.
 In the library the merry little ones angIed from a fish pond for beautiful souvenirs provided for their pleasure and in another corner of the same apartment Buster Brown waited for them to pin on his tie. Each guest. blind-folded. was given the opportunity to place the tie In the proper place and a prize was awarded for the one who came nearest pinning 1t on properly. The prize was a Buster Brown book. and the lucky winner was Master Henry crommslin- In another part oS the, library from table spread with Smyrna lace over pink satin and < adorned with pink trilby stciks, fruit punch was served by Miss Kate Steiner.
 To the strains of appropriate music the guests marched into the dining room led by the little host who escorted Miss Pauline Ware. The color motive in this apartment. was pink which blended beautifully with the dark red tones of the room. From the cilanda- Her four bands of pink massaline rib- bon entwined with smilax reached the corners of the table. In the center a tall apern of cut glass and gold was filled with fruits and flowers On one end of the table in a silver candelabra