The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-16


 prize and Miss Reine Kahn won the book of ensravings.
 COLLEGE GIRLS CLUB.
 The members of the College Girls Club will meet at the West End Neigh borhood House. Friday afternoon. at o'clock. The association will assem- ble at the Basin at 2:30 and proceed together to West End. 1t Is planned to spend social hour with the Neigh borhood Rouse society. which is com posed of young people employed in the cotton mills in the main.
 Shirtwaist making will be taught and fruit served. These meetings are of incalculable value to the young factory folk. who receive new ideals from the inspiring influence of their more Fortunate neighbors No socio- logical experiment has had more prac- ticai results than this sort of uplifht- ing personal contact. Helping people to help themselves is the greatest phil- ahthropy of the times.
 MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
 or JEWISH WOMEN. The meeting Of the Council of Jew ish Women held at Temple Beth-or Monday was of unusual literary and social interest Mrs Marcus's paper on sabbath Schools in America" was most timely. and contained valuable data. The rabbi, pr. Ehrenreich. read The Ethias of the Fathers" and spoke upon the gsEduca tional Ideal Among the Jews"
 Mir. John Arlington of Chicago is on a visit to his mother. Mrs. Mary Arlington. MT. Arlington is with the American Fireproofing Company, the largest concern of its kind in the world. and is one of Montgomery's young business men who have gone out achieve success. Mrs George SeibeIs, who. with her little daughter. has been visiting her husbands mother, Mrs. Anne Gold thwaite Seibels. for the past two months, has returned to her home In Norfolk. Va. As the beautiful Miss Petit of the naval city, Mrs. seibels was a great belle. and while on her | visits to Montgomery has made a host of friends. Her husband Is q | naval oflcer. now with the Pacific fleet on it's worid-circling cruise. | Miss Saliie Halls will entertain the Consonant Bridge Club Thursday at the home of her parents on Lawrence Street. It was erroneously stated that Mrs. Bella Coghill would be hostess on this occasion.
 The Fellowship Club of the Young womar's Association had a picnic manifested in the plans for Captain odom's Christmas tree. On Saturday. Dee. 2e. Mr. and Mrs. Moses sabel win give a dance at R. J. c. Hall in honor of Miss Olga Sabei, MT. Marc Sabei and MT. Bertram Ger son.
 Miss Augusta Cheney win leave Fri day to visit relatives in Houston. Texas.
 Mrs. Stuart Patton, will have as her | guest during the Christmas holidays her mother, Mrs Murphy of Mobile.
 Miss Kate Jordan has as her guests at the home of her parents, Mir. and ! Mrs. M R. Jordan on Madison Avenue. | Mss Ida Jester and Miss Mary Kate | Johnson of corsicana, Texas These | exceptionally handsome young belles | of the lone star state twill leave for. | home on Thursday of this week to the regret of their numerous admirers. | + -lfI
 The Beauvoir Club will have house. warming tonight i The No-Name Club meets today with Mrs. James Andrew at Mrs. Wagner's residence on Perry Street.
 The wednesday Card Club meets to- day with Mrs. David whetstone. The Peter Forney Chapter, D, A. R. meets today with Mrs. George Me- Combs at s:3o.
 Miss Hilda Hibbler of Macon, Miss. l Is the guest of Mrs. V. M. Morris, 523 South Court Street.
 Mrs. Warren Dent will entertain at afternoon tea today. in compliment to her mother, Mrs. Wellborn.
 Mrs. W. H. Flowers of Jakin, Ga. ar- rived last night to be the guest of Mrs E. P. Flowers, 721 South Court Street.
 + + l Mir. E. P. Flowers who has been at- tending the Methodist Conference, at Greensboro, Ala, returned home last night.
 MT. J. T. Sargent of Macon. Miss. arrived yesterday to be the guest of his daughter. Mre. V. M. MOTIFS
 Miss BIanch Moore who is attending College at the Sophie Newcomb in New Orleans will return home on the 2Srd, for the Christmas holidays, with her mother, 120 Sayre Street. l 4 +
 Miss Dorothy Ensel has gone to Meridian. Miss. to spend a few weeks with her brother.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tayne. Sr.. have moved into their new home 414 $. Hull Street.
 Mrs. A. H. Pickett of Union Springs is in the city. visiting Mrs. M. A. Branch at ser South Lawrence Street. pr. and Mrs. Lutie Johnston of Tus- kegee. has been visiting Mrs. J. w. Cook on South Court Street. Il MT. and Mrs H J. Wright had as l their guests Sunday a party of Indianians en route to their winter