The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-27
By Mrs. J. M deCottes

mingham. Ala, on September 24. of Miss nosallnd Louise Lewy to Mir Walter Hirsen. of Berlin. Germany, Rev. Dr. "oIFis afisr Newheid she.i oiiiciating; No cards; and New York Mir and Mrs. Hirsch VIII sail for Europe and win make their home in Berlin. v
 Mrs. Hirsch is a daughter of Mrs. Dora C. Lewy.
 FOR MRS. WILCOX
 In compliment to their. past-Presi- fn of the Mrs E e e tSs weox R the members sn9sr tained at surprise party at the home of Mrs. Wilcox on North McDonough Street, the occasion being the depar- ture in few days of the guest of make her home.
 At the conclusion of the hours deli cious refreshments were served.
 their leave Mir and Mrs A E. Moritz invited the whole party to their home where a delightful pusical program was rendered.
 were: MT. and Mrs. J. c. Elliott. Mir. and Mrs. Berry Grant. Mir. and Mrs. A. F: Moritz. Mir. and Mrs. Berry, Mir. and and Mrs Thomas Craven, MT and Mrs. Mrs. David Dunn, Mrs. W. L. Hughes. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Stanley. Mrs. Cosey, Miss Kelley. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. J. J.
 McKim and Mrs. J. H. Mccall. AN INDIAN PICNIC. The lodge of the Daughters of Re- becca gave very unique entertain
 ment the semmer eramton camp or rhnrsdnS MT and night. They had a double purpose in view. first. to increase the amount of
 their bank ,l;.. account, @ a and secondly to to entertainment. The camp was an ideal spot for just such an entertainment.
 and the Indian idea was carried out in The Indian costumes worn by mem bers of the lodge caused much merrf- | ment, intimate friends hardly being MT. and Mrs. Cramton. Mir. and Mrs. | L. H. Bear. Mir. and Mrs. R. S.. Whaley | deserve special mention for the com
 Mr. D. Grodjesky wore the most gor-
 geous costumes and had the most war l like "spear-it." milk, ginger bread, fire water Cred lemonade). and sandwiches. The In- dian pudding was cooked in large | Indian fashion.
 The Indian war dance and Indian
 maiden walking the rope were among
 two two hundred people were present to enjoy the evenings festivities. This will likely be the last of the I many pleasant dHd1TS tHdC H4V0 tdhoii | and Mrs. Cramton expect to return to
 town in few days.
 | WORKING CIRCLE MEETS MONDAY. | It was announced yesterday that the monthly meeting of the Ladies' Work | ing Circle of the First Baptist Church will be held Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the church on Perry street. A large attendance Is expectei. + +
 MISS CHEsTNUTyr ENTERTAINs. Miss Fannie May Chestnut enter tatned a number of friends on Friday evening at the home of her parents.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. M. Chestnut, when for the occasion the adorning of the apartments devoted to the entertain
 ment of the guests was of pink and green, which color scheme was carried
 out with carnations. roses and potted plants.
 orated with roses, carnations and sni- lax by Misses Agnes Marks and Flor ence Harris.
 A contest 'Heart to Heart Talk About Ages" resulted in the girls prize. a awarded to Miss Rebecca Stout. and | the boys prize. a silk handkerchief | falling to Mir. waiter Browder. Miss Chestnutt's guests were: Miss | Elizabeth Brown. Miss Mary Manly | Fillmore, Miss Louise Holt, Miss Mary Baldwin Williams, Miss Mildred Lee, 1 Miss Rruth Beane, Miss Rebecca Stout, Miss Mary Ellen Harvey Miss Isabelle Norwood Miss Sara $Belle Randy, Miss