The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-12

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 ,The officers of the League are: c.: A. Grant, President; A. W. Dahlberg, First vice-President; Miss dent; Mrs. NJ. H. Holt Third rTsss- vics- President; W. H. Ball, Fourth Vice President; w. A. Glider, Secretary; B. l. Dahlberg, Treasurer; Miss Mary kate McGehee, Organist; Miss Mamie Hunter. Era Agent.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 saturday at their country home Rob- ert and Mary Newson celebrated their twelfth and ninth birthday in a merry fashion, with many of their little friends. The house was tastefully dec, orated in holiday greens and the re- treatments were dainty in a color scheme of pink and white. The table presented a pretty picture with a birthday cake at each end. A happy feature of the entertainment was s Jack Horner pie. from which. each child drew a souvenir
 Tnose present were: Grace Whet . stone. Virginia Thomasson. Cora Bab- Icy. Rachel Rushton. Mary Rushton. Kathryn King Newson. Mary Newson. Suder Hine, Milton whetstone, Wyatt nusnton. Eugene Rushton, Charles wen, clarence We'll Frank James, Harry Sparks, Robert Newson.
 NOTfCEi DIXIE CHAPTER U. ID. q.
 The Dixie Chapter will meet with Mrs. Warren Dent Monday afternoon at o'clock. A full attendance Is urged as the election of officers will take place and matters of great importance will be transacted.
 Mrs Warren Dent,
 President.
 Miss Arlington. Secretary. Pi MEETING OF HISTORIANS.
 In response to call from Mrs. Her. vey Jones. Historian of the Alabama Division U. D. C., number of the his. torlans of the Montgomery chapters met with her yesterday and discussed plans for work in their lines.
 The plan is that each historian shall take up the work of writing the his- tory of the women Of '61-'6s. of her vicinity and make a record of her work for the confederation.
 At q meeting to be held at an early date more definite plans of work will be laid out.
 NOTIcEi wOMAN,s
 AUXILIARY Y. M. C. A,
 The regular meeting of the Y, M. e. A. Auxiliary will be held Tuesdav morning at II o'clock. Every member IS urged to be present as business of importance will be transacted.
 Mrs. Belle Allen Ross, MISSES WYMAN ENTER
 BANNED AT CARDS.
 The members of the Saturday Card Club met with Misses LucretIa and Sa- de Wyman yesterday morning when the club prize, pair of stockings, was won by Miss Annie Lou Chiffon and won by Mrs. Harris Wilcox.
 In Honor of Mrs. LivEnRstOu.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Sabel entertained delightfully."- at a Bridge whist party at their elegant home on South Perry street on Wednesday evening compli- mentary to Mrs. Livingston of Chicago and Mrs. Metzgar of Huntsville.
 The decorations throughout the house were in a plan of green and red, the details, were charmingly carried out in smilax, plumosa crimson. carna- ttonS and Amrican beauties The handsome dining room was layishly decorated with American beauties. the table with its drapery of silk embroid- cred tulle In red and green over a handsome cluny lace cloth caught up with sprays of clumosa and it's many tall silver vases of fragrant roses. over which soft lights from handsome crystal chandeliers above was indeed A thing of beauty. Mrs Sabel received her guests in handsome white silk l dress trimmed elaborately with duch- sss lace.
 The invited guests were, Mir. and Mrs. Emile We'll, Mir. and Mrs. Isadore | Well. Mrs. Livingston of Chicago, Mrs. l Metzgar of Huntsville. Mir. and Mrs. | Leo Strassburger.
 Young wOmen's Christian Association
 Notes.
 Tn hose who heard Miss Disbro speak at | he Vesper service last Sunday, will be ylad to learn that she will have charge # the services again this aftePnon. Great interest Is being manifested " Montgomery women, in the course If Bible lectures now in progress at he Young WOmen's Christian Associa- ion. The attendance last Friday even- ne was between forty and fifty. Mir who is the leader Of the lass handles his subject "Prophec ecy" n a most inspiring and interesting Vay. On Friday evening he spent the ,reater portion of the hour on the dis- ussion and interpretation of the sec nd chapter of Daniel. Those who ome to hear these lectures declare hat the hour is all too short.
 The past year has been a most pros erous year for the Fellowship Club of ne Young womens' Christian Associa- lon. The membership Is constantly only in members, but in ,yalty and enthusiasm. It is earnest