The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-02

A@shSs nay Jonnson, Lila Allen, Floy Fanny Ellen Carmichael, Mary Boyd Williams. and Mrs. Edward Farrior.
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 INFORMAL SOCIAL AT Y, W. c. 4.
 The Fellowship Club of the Young Women's Christian Association rave an informal social in the club room last Monday evening. There was a large crowd of members and guests present In spite of the rainy weather. Re- treatments were served from chafing dishes. and included creamed oysters and Welsh rabbit Interesting games were played. Miss Mamie Mcwhorter recited several entertaining selections. The next meeting of the club will be the regular monthly business meet ing
 MEETING OF WORKING W0MAN's HOME ASSOCIATION. The December meeting of the Work ing Woman's Home Association was held at the Home yesterday afternoon. Many interested members were in at- tendance. The President, Mrs. T. W. Hannon. presided. Mrs. W. c. Pope, treasurer, and Mrs. | M. B. Campbell, secretary, made full and gratifying reports, as well as did the committees. through their chair men. Mesdames Crittenden. worswick | and Glazier.
 The vice. president. Mrs. Emily Meyer, after an absence of several months, was welcomed back to the activities of the work.
 Drg Bernard Mount having complet- | ed his valued services was succeeded | by pr. c. l.. Marks. as practicing phy- sician in the Home. One applicant for 1 admittance to the Home was rejected on account of non-residence in. the city.
 l An interesting letter was read from | Mrs. Mary T. Warren, former promi- 1 nent and valuable worker. in which | she stated that after personal in- vestigation and comparison with like 1 institutions, the Woman's Home Is more wisely conducted than any of the l others" A beautiful tribute was paid the wisdom and influence of Mrs. Mar garet A. Waller, a founder and still a manager of the Home.
 The many donations sont to the Home by Montgomery's charitable citi- gems made Thanksgiving day ono of real happiness.
 The Queen of Clubs will meet today at 11:30 o'clock with Miss Anna Pei- ger.
 Miss Fannie Lou Riley, Miss Mary l Watts. and Miss Collie Dewson, have returned from the Judson, where they spent the past week. Miss Riley leaves Thursday for Troy, where she will visit relatives before returning to her hom' in Andalusia.
 Mrs. L. L. Haley, of Birmingham, ar rived yesterday and will be with Mrs Frank P. Glass for several days.
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 Mrs. Charles Henderson of Troy, wht was compelled to return home during the Federation meeting on account of { room, the hurt having proved mucl more serious than was at first thought
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 Mrs. Paul Potts and little daughter will arrive today from West Point, Ga. to visit Mrs. Michael Cody. at 50i South Perry Street
 Miss Cecile Craik, who now holds ; , position in St, Agnes School. at Albany N. r., spent the Thanksgiving holi days with Miss Olive Mcdonald. a Radcliffe.
 Mrs. William Maxwell will entertain at cards on Friday morning, in com pliment to her sister. Mrs. R. P. Daniel
 
 Mrs. Annie Orr, of Newman Ga, fl with Mrs. Lynn Fort ,on Alabams Street.
 The School Improvement Association of capitol Hill School, which met yes terday afternoon, held a short business session and then enjoyed a most de lightful informal tea at which halt dozen bright little pupils of the schoo tfOn at present directing its chief efforts to- ward building up their library.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Beck have re- turned to their home in Birmingham, af ter visit to Mrs Gus Wolff. on Hull Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey Jones have re- turned from a visit to friends and rela tives in Mobile. MT. and Mrs Fred B. Ashton and lit tle son Byron, left Sunday for Padu cah. Ky. where they will in the futur' reside During their stay in Mont gomery they made many friends wh' will learn with regret of their re moval from the city Miss Mary Watts. of opelika. is tn guest of Miss Collie Dawson, at he
 
 home at Highland Park  MT and Mrs. R. A. Mitchell, of Gads den, are the guests of Mir and Mrs H. Elmore, Jr. Miss Lillian Emerson has returne' from Marion. where she visited friend at the Judson.
 pr. and Mrs. Rufus shanks' of Gar land. are the guests of her parents. pl ana Mrs. A. A. Pearson.
 Miss Lillian Emerson will leave 10 morrow for Brewton to visit Miss won cell Strong.
 Miss Ida Thompson has returned | Gainesville. Ga, where she attends th TTenau Institute. after visit to ne noother. Mrs. A. W. Thompson.
 Mrs. J. G. Davis has returned fror q visit to relatives at Midway.
 Mrs. S. S. Crittenden and Mrs. c. Baker will entertain at bridge on Sat urday morning at il o'clock