The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-29
THE SOCIAL SIDE



> .. Alex. Troy entertained num-
oe OF friends delightfully."- Monday
e@S-4ine In honor Of Miss Mary Troy OF
New York and Miss Sarah Troy Halls.
the game played was bridge and four
tables were arranged for them. The
apartments thrown open TO the
tasts By placing Of narcissus and
pottSd plants.
Miss Troy was attired in light green
broadcioth and Miss Rails wore toll
cite OF pink silk and lace.
Miss Lucille virden won the prize for
the young ladies. q filigree silver bot
tie and the prize for the young men.
silver match box was won by Captain
Everett jackson.
A course luncheon followed the
games. The guests were Misses Lucia
Richardson, Elizabeth Andrew, Frances
Jones. Mary kirkpatrick. Clement
Marks, Lucille virden andsMary Met
calfe. Messrs Everett Jackson, Her
Harmon, Castor Troy, Troy Halls. Bla-
key Campbell ana William coniff.
MEETING OF THE IoNrAN CLUE.
) The members OF the Ionian Club met
with Mrs. w. L. Durr yesterday after
noon, at her home on Perry street
when the subject was Greek Art that
which has occupied the study program
OF the club fer the year. This meeting
brought the, subject to the close of the
Period OF Great Greek art and the
papers for the day were one by Mrs.
Henry Edmonds on school OF Myron
and Thidias' one by Miss Minna Dent
on school of Polkleitos, and on "The
Other Works OF the Period by Mics
Annie Williams. and one on ''Hera" by
Mrs. Lamar Law.
Miss Annie May Dimmick who made
special study OF creek vases during
her stay abroad last summer gave an
the close Of her femarhs recited Keats
"oae to an Urn"
Guests of the club at this meeting
were Mrs. Richard Johnston, Mrs. Hem
rietta Roquemore, Mrs. william Hail
and Attieus Haygood.
MUSIC AND REcTrATroN.
ENTERTAINMENT.
The musical and reading entertain-
ment given last night at the Jesse
French perlors was enjoyed beyond ex-
pectation by the liberal attendance.
The program started at $50 o'clock
and consisted of the following musical
numbers and readings:
/. Piano solo, Tmpronnptu. in @
sharp minor, by Miss Ethel Bean.
2. Vocal solo, The Flower song"
from Faust, by Mrs. Merritt vandiver.
8. Piano solo Grande de Polka de
Concert (Homer Newton Bartlett), Mrs.
John West.
4. Recitation. Roxy Ann ana the
Apple Tree. Mrs. GieIow. By Miss An
nicola Bingham.
5. Vocal solo, Loves star" by Ju-
,nius q. Pierce.
9. Vocal solo. "Calm as the Night"
(Cnrl Bohm), by DR.. James Lakin.
2. Recitation. THE Message" by
Miss Floy Smith.
8. ouartette, selection, Messrs.
Pierce. Lakins Jennings and West.
The entertainment was for the beue-
Methodist Church, and q handsome sum
was realized.
After the conclusion of the very at
trActive program Of music and recitas
tions, refreshments were served from
three deliberately decorated tables In
three Of the connecting music rooms.
in one from q table adorned with mar
poured by Mrs. l.. b. Whitfield ana
Mrs. J. NJ. Anderson, from another
where white carnations formed the
floral adjoining. coffee was poured sky
Mrs. Bernard Steiner and Mrs. George
Beauchamp. And from another placed
candy was Dispensed by Mrs. owen
and Miss Apnis Laurie Sparks.
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mrs. MARKS ENTERTAINED
TUESDAY CARD CLUE.
kfrs. william Marks was the mem
Der Of the Tuesday Card Club who en-
feftained them ana few other friends
delightfully."- yesterday morning at her
beautiful home on Perry Street.
There were Eve tables arranged for
eucfre and at the conclusion Of the
games two beautiful prizes were
awarded.
Mrs. W. NJ. WiIkerson won the club
prize, q handsome lace handkerchief
and Mrs. Kelley won the guests prize,
q pretty piece OF lace.
Mrs. Marks was assisted In keeping
the score by Miss Ethel Marks and
Miss Rebecea Pollard. Her guests