The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-06
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TANNED roa Mns. SMITH; csrd ra9sy last sysaias klyss I. in q, hon; ,, H New of rork hsT sSsss %ss one % ef sSs asIishsful Arranged for whist. euchrs and hearts ssr s swS sS. gsss mrs ana evssdiyse m sas 'aihsD nn the nsl ainins kd5 room tns soiSS in at sssesixs sis Mss sy'asnfs sprsaS wss ean lace s pf pink hyacinths. tied with pink pa- ssssr as sna ssns 'n nas ans earrisd out M lingerie over pink siik and Mrs fssnensa sas was prnoess ossssd Mrs syo pryor @ ~h assisted Mrs. vandiver in receiving and entsrtainins her friends, was attirsd in nght s grny yoiie. ss ,s... tb. .d,osrea eusst @ of FIisa Mrs. Va vsndivsr for for the past three weeks and has received many de- iiehtfui social attentions. The e. suestss Mrs KIrkman Jackson. ~str. and Mrs. Jack Thorington, Mir. and Mrs. James x.sy W wsss NH and MI Mrs as sroars.on Mrs wRt and MT. Percy Wyatt.
 ROMAN CLUB MET WITH
 MRS. MAXWELL. The members of the Ionian Club met with Mrs William Maxwell yesterday afternoon at her home on Perry Street, when the literary program was devoted to American literature. the paper of the occasion was one on Mystery Of Idsslism: and Realism of American Lit short papers of the program were one by Mrs. Frank Evans on The one on What is Meant by Ideaiism in 4 Literatura by Mrs. Newson. and one on What is Meant by Realism in Lit number of questions on literature and writers were passed among the members who were requested to answer Mrs. Frank Evans was director for the meeting, which was one of the most interesting of the season.
 Guests of the club who enjoyed Mrs. Maxwell's hospitality were: Miss Cabel of Chicago, who Is visiting Mrs. Rob- ert Arlington. Mrs; Atkinson of New nia, who is visiting her mother. Mrs. Ben5amin.
 FANS AaOTHERS' UNION, The Mothers Union held their ragu- lar meeting yesterday morning with Court Street. when a large attendance The subject for the mornings meet s bsveiopmenfs; % aH:motion and Tsmusras ment in Infancy: an interesting paper was read by Mrs. Julian on 'sThe Par ticuiar Emotion. Mrs. "; !. e,hani- lsnEthy and Instructive article on h1Enotional Changes at Adoieacance.1 ' J'he discussion of the papers after the After the literary program was ended Mrs. Thompson entertained her guests Mrs. ". !. Chambers will represent the Montgomery Mothers' union at the 1nternational Con9reas of Mothers to be held fin WashinRton. March 1e. and at thiE meeting Anal arransementse were made to that end
 CATEGORICAL CONTEST
 hJssn unasr hs assRSss n5n S ns SsSs w be an oratorical contest tonight at the silver medal orIered sy the SrssnissS sr s. direction of Mrs Judson D. Perry. has been arranged for the occasion. The program is as followai
 Music by the choir.
 Scripture reading, Mrs. Perry
 Prayer. Rev. Henry M. Ean1ouda.
 Solo. pr. F. Laifin, Miss May Belle, Recitations Nos. i. 2 and 3.
 Solo. Miss. Minnie Watt Pierce. ac- eoE1psnis.;; ;;,1d Miss sds Mary M Belle Jones
 Violin solo. Mss Pauline Lewv. NIlaa Mary Belle Jones. aecompanist
 Recitations. Nos. 6 and Miss Myrtle Belle Walter.
 Recitation. Mise AnnioIa Bingham. Presentation of medals. Mrs. T, M Pies for new nembers.
 Bensdiction by Rev. ". M. COX. MEETING OF SOPHIE BIRR - The members of the sophle BlbD ident. ea Mss Mary Kirkpatrick Wednep- day afternoon when Miss Lena Klaus man read a sketch oi the Gallant Pel- ham," the anDtversary ot whose death will be the 17th of this month.
 Chapter appointed to look after the Miss Tacooa cozart. Mrs. L. B. Whit field and Mrs, A. HI McNeal.
 Mrs William HI Thomas was elected Historian to succeed Mrs. E M 8Feves, oFrICERs sEcEssroN CHAPTER. At a meeting. of the secession Capitol Chapter v. p- C. held Wednesday after ter II. H Mabaon on Court Street, the fol- lowing officers were eleeteds President. MTa GsorSs stowsss xass fist Historian. % Mrs. Mrs J 4. Reeves; Director. Mrs. T. H, Mabsen'
 ALsTON-NAB0RS.
 Mr. and Mrs. William, Woodward Brandon announce the engagement of their daughter. Mary Newell Majors. to Mr. James Fitts Alston. the marriage to take place on April s2, 1908, at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Tusea- Ioosa. Ala.
 The Board of City Missions will meet this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. w. H Thomas, at her home. 52S South Perry Street. All members are re. Pu'7' v Mrs, W, H, Thomas
 President.
 Mrs. Hardin Fitts, of Naw Yoyk. has returned from visits to friends in Sei- ma and Mobile, and is spending some time with her parents, MP. and Mrs. Peyton Bibb at their home on Mc- Donough Streat.
 Miss Carrie Stone has returned from Birningham. where she was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lewis. During Mics Stone's visit to Birmingham she wae the recipient Of many charming social courtesles. She ia with her eoiig- in, Mrs. Charles Abercronbies st her t Nglzz1zzzIzz .l