The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-04

sentative. President Roosevelt, the man who is at the head of the advisory council. will make the welcoming speech when the mothers reach Wash- ington.
 MAsaUE RAIL or THE
 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
 The mssque ball giysn 6y & the he Perry Street was a brilliant affair last evening. The hall was elaborate1y decorated for the occasion and the evening festivities opened with grand march led by Mir. W. H. Kohn with Miss Mary Gles. Twenty-Five cbuples par ticipated in the grand march. and the toilettes worn by the young ladies were strikingly beautiful. dian toilettes. Yellow Kids. Nlgnts and Mornings, and many others equally at- tractive. Miss Gies, who led the march, wore charming Japanese toilette; costume worn by the young ladies was a gold headed umbrella. and 1t was awarded to Mss Sadie Warren Of Kentucky, who represented a Prince ton college girl The prize offered Tor Tor embroidered scarf. and was presented to Mir. Kohn.
 All during the evening punch was served from an attractive adorned table vinney and Mrs. T. McDonough.
 while dancing was indulged in the ball room. game Of cards was Tn progress in the room adjoining. There were several tables arranged for the game and perhaps twenty-five per sons enjoyed this feature of the even inE's pleasure. During an intermis- sion in the dance program. delicious re- treatments were served.
 The Knights of Columbus here com pose Montgomery Council No. Sys, whose membership comprises some or the best Known and most popular has a total membership of 14o. Its Grand Knight. Hugh Meehan. Depu- ty Grand Knight. A. D; Kohn; kecor- tary. Joseph LInnehan; Treasurer. Michel vincentella; Chancellor. w. K Warren: Warden, Theo Boylan
 The ball last night was prepared by Kohn. Chairman. and Eugene Alien. William Browder. Jr.,s and William Downes associate members
 IN COMPLEMENT TO MISS GALT
 Mrs. Alice Stickney Jones entertain ed e few friends Monday afternoon in compliment to Miss Mary Galt of Selma
 A prize awarded after the games was a cut glass bon Nbon dish won by Mrs. Burch of Birmingham. A course lun- cheon was served later
 DECATUR sFREET commIrrER
 MEETING.
 There will be meeting of the De- catur Street Committee of the Mont- goInery Improvement Association Thursday afternoon at the school building at 9:so o'clock
 ALARAMA WOMAN WON PRIZE,
 Miss Bernice Fearn Young, of Hunts vile. is the grateful Alabama writer to whom has been awarded the first prize by The Commercials Appeal for criticisms of the first and fifth install ments of the Anglo o-American competi- ton.
 Her friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. II. l.. McColough, of Hope Hull who hes undergone a serious operation ct St. Margaret's Hospital, Is reported as doing very well.
 Miss charlotte Davis. Secretary of the r. w. c. A. has returned from Mobile where aiie has been visiting relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Fonvilie are being congratulated upon the birth of a daughter at their home, 800 Wash ington street.
 Miss Virginia Norwood Is visiting her sister Mrs. Henry Hall Clarke in Mobile.
 Miss Mary Arlington is visiting her 1 sister, Mrs. Lyons. in Mobile. ! Mrs, Margaret Booth is visiting 1 frisndss Int New Orleans.