The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-13
IN HONOR OF MRS. LowRIE,
 NIRQ SWAIN ANn MISS BROCK

IN HONOR OF MRS. LOWRhEy
 MRS. SWAIN AND MISS BROCK. The Emma M. Stone Auxiliary to the National Association of Stationary Engineers. entertained at a card party Wednesday evening at their hall on Perry Street. The guests of honor of the evening who were coniplimented were Mrs A. g.. Lowrie, Mrs. Ferry Swain and Miss Pearl Brock The at tractfve color plan carried out was vio- let and green. The mantles were bank cd with violets and the tables were adorned with bowls of violets Palms and ferns completed the attractive arr rangement. Six tables were prepared for progressive euchre and after the games two handsome prizes were awarded. To Mrs. E. J. McAdam a hand embroidered pin cushion. and to Mrs A. S. Lowrie q tie rack.
 Later. in the serving of delicious re- treatments, the color scheme of violet and green was continued.
 Mrs. Lowrie wore handsome gown of brown silk and cream lace. Mrs. Swain was attired in toilette of tan and green voiie and Miss Brock was gowned in white lace over blue silk.
 Those who received and assisted in entertaining the guests were: Mrs. James Casteriine. Mrs. John Small, Mrs. F. J. McAdam. Miss Kate McAd- am. Mrs. William Wheeler. Mrs. c. s. Bemer and Mrs. J H. Willis.
 Those who participated in the games were the members of the Auxiliary with "a few of their friends.
 PETER FORNEY MEDAL.
 The medal offered by the members of the Peter Forney Chapter of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution for the best paper written on Revolution lf. a~ fn ha cd fnr by the city schools. as was stated In the account yesterday, but is to be awarded to the pupils of Mir. Stark's s School for girls. The medal Is to be very much like the D. A R. badge. and Is to be called the Peter Fornsy medal. MEETING OF BELLIAGER NELL
 The Bellinger Hill Committee of the The Bellinger Hill Committee of the Montgomery School Improvement Asso- citation held a full and enthusiastic meeting yesterday afternoon when the program of business was followed by an interesting address by Rev. Henry NJ. Edmonds. who gave some valuable advice as to things that could be done for school improvement and consratu- lated the committee on what has been accomplished since the organization of the association.
 NOTICE, W. c. T. VI.
 The regular monthly meeting of the W. c. T.. U will hold their regular monthly meeting at the Dexter Avenue Church this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The Superintendent and the vice-Pres- idents of the W. c. T. U. are invited to be present. Mrs J. B. Nell,
 President.
 Mrs. H. A. Manning, Sec
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 Y. W. c. A. GYMNASIUM CLASS.
 The newly organized class in Physi- cal Culture will have the first regular lesson this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A, gymnasium. All who wish to join this will please notify Mrs, Mizell of the Physical Culture Commit tee.
 NOTICE, SESAME CLUB.
 The Sesame Club win meet this af- ternoon at o'clock in the vestry rooms of the Temple.
 The American Press contains this item;
 .,Misses Daisy And Ruby Frink have purchased The Fort Lupton (CoL. Press and are believed to be the only women in the State who own, edit. gather news and help set Hp the type on weekly newspaper. Both are under 2S, born In Fort Lupton, and are graduates of the State Normal School. Miss Daisy made a record there in mathematics, and for the last two years she has been assistant teacher of mathematics in the State Agricultural College."
 Alabama can beat this by many years. Ever since the illness and death of their father Misses Lusanna and Virginia Clay have conducted The Huntsville Democrat. a paper which was founded