The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-28
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N+"AAfVtrtFi kANS+ AlAIDQ JdCk1Oht AAASo E. P. Andrews. Mrs. Ella Brock. Miss Marian Watts, and Mrs. Charles Baker. The rooms were decorated with smilax and flowers, and refreshments were served at the close of the game.
 THE THIRTEEN CLUB.
 Miss Clara Ellen Forbes was hostess of the Thirtesn Club. which met at her home on ( urt Street, yesterday morn ing st 1:3O.
 In addition. the unlucky number of members Miss Forbes entertained Miss Bessie Thach of Auburn. Miss Caroline Willingham of Atlanta. Mss Virginia Lyons of Mobile. Miss Balsinger of Pittsburg, and Miss Brantley of Vir- ginia.
 American beauty roses were the only decoration. The guests prize, pair of silk hose, fell to Miss Lyons. while Miss Annie Chandler received the silk mufiier. which was offered as the club prize.
 Rsfreshments were served in three coufses.
 THE sNOWDOUN "DOMINEERs.. Miss Inda Galloway of Showdown. was hostess at a most charming func- tion on Wednesday. evening when she entertained ''The Domineers." at her home. Circle Wood. This old colonial home never look ed as lovely, even in it's ante-bellum days. as on this occasion, with its Thanksgiving decorations.
 Bid domino was the game indulged in. At the conclusion of the game, re- treatments were served.
 This was one of the most pleasant evenings in the history of the club.
 
 CONsONANT CLUB.
 The Consauant Bridge Club met with Miss Edna Joseph. on Hull Street, at 3;30 Friday afternoon. Tn addition to the members of the club there were present. Mrs. Albert Brame. Miss Laura Hill, Miss Hannah Caldwell, of Auburn, Miss Bessie Smith. Miss Whit man Hood, Mrs. Walsh Miss Marian Watts. Miss Mittfe Ellen Ashley. Mrs, E. B, Joseph. Jr.. and Miss Lutis Young.
 An interesting game was played. after which refreshments were served.
 Mrs. A. G. Forbes and Miss Clara Ellen Forbes leave today for Mobile. where they will spend ten days with Mrs Forbes's mother. Mrs. billiard.
 Mrs. Nina Moses. of Dallas, Texas, and Mrs. Ben Heyman, of New Or leans, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. s. A. Moses on South Lawrence St. 
 Mrs. P A. Eubank and son. Alfred, are with MT. and Mrs. A. N. Barks- dale, at 524 Clayton Street, and will remain until after Christmas.
 Mrs. sandford Herne. of Tuskegee. is with Mrs. Shannon at 8 Hammer Street, for the Baptist Centennial
 Miss Lghtfoot. of Abbeville. Is visiting Mrs. J. T. Burton on Hull Street.
 Editor J. s. Dickey, of The Union Springs Herald, and Mrs. Dickey are in town for several days. On their return to Union Springs they will be accompanied by Miss Ellie Newman Ligon.
 Mrs. Annie Due is visiting in Birm- ingham.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W Minor, of Bir mingham, are with Mrs. A. N. Barks' dale during the Baptist Centennial
 Mrs. Joseph Gerson of Cincinnati | is visiting her sister. Mrs. simon Gas senheimer on South Perry Street.
 Miss Bessie Thach, of Auburn. re- 1 turned home Friday afternoon after a visit to Miss Clara Ellen Forbes.
 Miss Bessie Bradley has returned to her home in Troy.
 Mir. Thomas Lamar of Columbus Ga. spent Thanksgiving in the city visiting friends.
 Miss Carrie Knox. of Anniston. f the guest of Miss Mary Kennedy.
 The Saturday Card Club will meet this morning with Mrs. Stewart Mo Kenzie.
 Miss Pauline Welch, of Selma, who has been on a visit to Mrs. Pope Eos ter. returned home yesterday.
 Miss Malda wellborn. who has beer spending some time with Mrs. J. G Cowan. returned to Union Springs yes terday.
 Miss Dorothy Slaughter of Unior | Springs, and Mrs. l.. E. Jones oi Gadsden. delegates to the Baptist Cen. tennial. and Miss Ethel Salter of Oma. lia. Ga, are guests Of Mrs. F. Gerald Salter for the coming convention. l
 Miss Stella Avery and Miss Mildred Kessler of Pensacola, are visiting Mrs w. D. c. Kessler. | Mrs. Charles Warner of Hope Hull Is the guest of her parents. Mir and Mrs. W. D. Judge.
  Mice TauuIab KnauT has raturrad to Birmingham after a visit to Miss Julia Whatley.
 
 Invitations have been issued to the marriage of Miss Carrie Cobb and Mir | Robert Dawson of Birmingham. MT