The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-21
S O CI E T Y


 and confidence sc all whose good Opin- ion Is worth whiie.
 The present year should be marked Tith q red letter on the calendar @ of gepsraiship and forcsfYl insplration of Mrs. Gayin the retiring President, and wtth the assistanes of her loyal fSss Esdsssiion hste Ssen tsssssSd terwarde6, and wolnan's work has taken on deeper LADIES OF WHITE HOUSE
 CHATTER RECEIVE LADIES
 OF FEDERATION. After the business of Friday morn in6.s session. the President of the Fed sfatien read the following unexpected First White House of the Confectionery Federation of Women's Clubs. and at tRfow open % y1Sr tae jefersoSS %aferSS Your honof- Belle Allen Ross,
 Acting Regent" Tha invitation was gladly accepted, to the third floor of the old building where they found attractive tea tables arranged for their refreshment. The Jen payia room was open for inspec- ton by the visitors, and many sacred relies were displayed Bach visitor taking Ieavs. This attention on the part pf the ladies of the White House Ehaptef was deeply appreciated, as this tiaRsss stieRP na i .st aIca1s Imsn5er of the Tsder; to the stranger with in our gates was an expression of the sincsrest hospi- fo1d Ts asE Sas sgdhs sz as ass s: Gt ss cred things. in possession of the While House chaptsr. and 1t is by special per- mission thst We publish 1t here for the "The Fir~t Confederate White House.n Memsnto--Hallowed of Heroic Loss, Nor ti@s, ses,llle nor rust hath power to de- Nor hate besmirch thee with defiow'rins The pain of martyrs made thy priceless
 cost,
 With outpoured blood of brave confea-
 crate host,
 And free-will offerings pure, of cern
 and oil: Thus thou are worthy countless lover's
 tptl;
 whe spttarsd sl for love. now love Reborn, rechristened. and by love new
 made.
 Thou art the dearer for what ruin
 wrought;
 With thee let treasured memories be
 laid
 For keeping, as to shrines our dead are
 brought; s7"t- Let Truth Of history gem thy caskst And thou stay ever new. yet over old"
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 The Sewing. Circle met with Miss Frances Woit yesterday afternoon at { o'clock. Besides the members pres ent, there were Miss Rose Stern. of Co., lumbus; Miss Seligman of Jacksonville. Fla. aila Mss Helen silverman. of At After charming social hour, during which the. guests enjoyed the rare treat of several songs by Miss Wolff. a course luncheon was served.
 Mrs. P. B. Whiting entertained a small party at bridge luncheon. in day morning.
 Miss Annie Chandler entertained the seasons aebutantes and their escorts at Sixnapd pS,sr srehFS grsE sy9s 9n Er1say ger. Mrs. sJ. T. Eeals.feof BIrmfnghaln, a sister of Miss Chandler. was here for theAoccasiou.
 The house was profuseiy decorated with cut flowers and lighted with wax candles.
 Refreshments were served in courses, and Mrs. + c. Evans presided at the beautifully appointed coffee table
 MT. and Mrs, J. c. Pinkston and family have moved to Montgomery from shoFteFs. and are at 460 South Hull Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. J, ", pimmiek enter tained Mrs. Philip N. Moore. of St Louis. at a dinner party on Friday eye- hing at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Moore was distinguished visitor to the Federation of Women's Clubs
 The friends of Miss Fannie Haynie willsbe sorry to learn that she is quite tlliet her home on Madison Avenue IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS GAsTON [, A Mrs Walter Mcfarland Reala was Hostess at a pretty bridge party given In honor of Miss Annie Gaston yester- day morning Fall flowers were in Abundance. and made a pretty scene of the rooms. Eighteen debutantes gath cred around the tables and played . spirited game of six-hapd euehre,
 The prize--a pair of cut glass and sll- yer filagree perfume botties--was won by Miss Annie Chandler, Dainty re- treatments completed the mornings enjoyment.
 The friends of Miss Mabel Hood are delighted 10 learn that she has return ed from her long stay in the West completely restored in health,