The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-02
MEETING OF FLOWER
 GROWERS ASSOCIATION.

The members of the Flower Growers Association held a delightful meeting yesterday afternoon when their host and hostess were Mir. and Mrs. Charles Clarke, whose guests they were at their home on Park View Avenue.
 An especially interesting feature of the afternoon was a talk by MT. John ed from Costa Rica, and brought with him a large number of the native plants and their seeds. Among the specimens. exhibited by Mir. Mills was the seeds of the coffee plant, of the pink moon flower. of the, native orch ids and of the paradise fruit. He brought a specimen, of the immortele with the earth sttll on the roetscriT The immortelle which grows on the edge of the crater of the volcano and the moss which grows near it. ,~~.-.. .- .si.
 Mr. Mills showed a. number of pic- tures of the country and of the growth which were very much. enjoyed -.>
 The members of the Flower Growers Association found great pleasure in go- ing over the grounds and gardens of the home of Mir. and Mrs, Clarke and were delighted with the beauty of the blooming hydrangea, one a plant on which were found both pink and blue blooms was greatly admired. The Shasta Daisy. one of the creations of Luther Burbank was another, plant which gave joy to the guests.
 Later delicious refreshments were served.
 It was decided that the meetings of the Association will be continued all during the spnamer. ,.. IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS FARsrEfs.
 Mrs. L.. l.. Lassiter efitertaineds's a number of friends at dinner last even! ing at her home "Hill Crest" fd honor of her guest, Miss Farmer, of Dothan. The beautifully appoin el table was placed on the verandah and adorned with cut flowers and ferns and lighted with pink tapers in silver candelabra. carrying out plan of pink and green. Japanese lanterns shed soft light over lawn and verandah. After dinner mu- sic and dancing were enjoyed.
 The party included:- MT. Joe Frank Lasseter and Miss Frances Stakely. Mir. Louis Lasseter and Miss Besle Miles, Mir. Henry Mourning and Miss Farm CT, MT. N. D Eubanks and Miss Carfis West, Mir. sviegil Chandler and Miss Katherine Belser, Mr. David Stakeis and Miss Lucia Richardson. Mir. George Miles and Miss Jean Burke. pr. Pear son Burke and Miss Frances Jones, MT. Willis Stegali and Miss Janie Lou Rives, aIr. Dove and Miss Howard. Mr, Biount Davidson and Miss Owen, MT Ed. Creath and Miss Linebaugh, Mir. Err nest Thompson and Mir. Van Pelt. Q .% %
 MISS DOVE ENTERTAINs. Miss Lucy Dove entertained delight fully yesterday afternoon at lawn party, when her guests were the mem bers of the junior class of the High School and the teachers.
 Several contests were engaged in. ane the prizes were won by Miss Irnia tslee and Miss Willie. Thompson4 1s Fruit punch was served during the afternoon and the cakes and ices were
 In the class co1ors. green and gold IoNIAN CLUB MEETING POSTPONED. The meeting of the Ionian Club that
 was to have been held on Thursday. is postponed until Friday. the following flaw. when the members will meet with l inc President. Mrss, Jr Louis Cobb, al | her home on Mobile Street. The hour | If the meeting will be o'clock. and | it viii be Presidents Day. The mest. | ing ia postponed on account Of the ed- ucational meeting Of the City Fedora | lion of Women's Clubs.
 NOTICE. SOPHIE. RInB CHAPTE6. | The members Of the Sophie Biol | cyhaJoter U. D. C., who intend spendini | rrIdav at Mountain Greek, will pleas notify Mrs. Frank Elmore at once
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