The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-12
THE SOCIAL SIDE

celebration of her second birthdsy The table was spread under 6 large Japanese umbrella from which were drawn ribbons of pink and white to the ends of the table. Pink carnations in e tall crystal vase on a centerpiece of cluny lace adorned the center of the table A large Teddy Bear clothed in pink and white and Dainty Dorothy" at one end of the table held pink and white ribbons which stretched to the birthday cake at the other end. The cake was adorned with two pink candles and when it was cut the dime fell to the little hostess the ring 10 and the thimble to little Miss Katherine Flowers. At each place was a souvenir of Easter tile filled with bon-bons.
 Little Miss Flowers guests were Miss May Steiner, Miss Margaret Rich ardson Wood. Miss Katherine Flowers, Miss Sara Smith. Miss Annie Chandler, Miss Bessie Savage. Miss Mary Bennett. Master Massiilon Ross. Master sheldon Randy. Master Brooks Flowers, Master John Flowers and Master Edward Flowers.
 MEETING OF STATE SCHOOL
 IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
 An event toward which the Mont gomery women who are working for
 
 great interest and from which they are expecting much good result. is the con- vention of the State School Improve. ment Association, which will be held here on Friday, April IT. This organi- zation Is a grown up child of the Ala bama Federation of women's Clubs. which outgrew the need of the mother care and direction and has become 8 separate and independent society of which Mrs, Matlock. formerly Chairman of the Federation Committee of School Improvement, is president.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MRS. LANIER. Mir. NJ. B. Houghton entertained at dinner Friday in honor of Mrs Sidney Lanier and her son. Mir. Sidney Lanier of New York, who are visiting MT. and Mrs. Clifford Lanier. The party went out to the beautiful suburban home of Mir Houghton at 12 o'clock and after o'clock dinner. were shown over the extensive grounds and gardens.
 Mir Houghton's guests were Mrs Sidney Lanier, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Houshton. Mir. and Mrs. Clifford I.anier. Mrs ". L. Durr, Mfr. Sidney Lanier. Major and Mrs. W, W. Screws. MEETING OF MAGAZINE CLUB. The members of the Magazine Club met with Mrs. H. c. Gunnells at her ", the program included:
 A paper on "Thiers." by Mrs. E. M. | TrimbIe.
 A paper on Faure, by Mrs. Alfred Be- thea.
 Mrs. Phares Coleman was guest of the club and made an interesting talk on the City Federation of Women's Clubs. of which she is president. Y +
 l SEES Nsn ct.Iyn MEETING PosTP0NleU The meeting of the Sesame Club, which was to have been held next Fri- day. is postponed until the following Friday on account of the School Tm- provement conference. Mrs. Martha s. Gieiow will delIever a lecture on that afternoon at The Grand, and the mcm- bers of the Sesame Club will be inter ested in attending. Mrs Glelow's talk will be an illustrated Symposium of Child Songs.
 ENGAGEMENT OF MISS RICE AND DR. BAKER AN Mrs. Samuel F. Rice announces the enlightenment of her daughter Marguer- | ite Wiley. to pr. James Normant Baker, the marriage to take place at S:3o ! o'clock Wednesday evening, April %. ct her home on Perry Street. TYsoN-MoORE. Captain and Mrs. T. H Moore an nounce the engagement of their daugh- | ter Tinsie, to MT George Baker Tyson. the marriage to take place on the even | ing of the 3s of April at their home on Washington Street.
 The following from Washington letter will be of interest to Montgon- rians as Mrs Hoxie the noted sculpt- ress once made her home here for sew. | eral years. One of the most vitaliy alert person. alities of distinction in Washington
 belongs to the celebrated sculptress, Mrs. R. L. Hoxie, wife of Major Hoxie. | U. S. A., who as Winnie Ream many
 years ago. before her marriage. had | achieved a national fame. Mrs. Hoxie | is as chirpy and cheery as a happy lit-
 tie robin, always doing good and al- ways willing to entertain her friends 1 with her various accomplishments. | She is a graceful performer on the harp. and often she gives a song re- cital before the blind who assemble at the Congressional Library three after
 moons of the week to be entertained.
 accompanying herself on her harp. | The staute of Admiral Farragut in