The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-03

the occasion one in Keeping with the season. Indian summer decorations and goodies were profuse; and fun and Iroiie, and scary things filled the hours 10 overflowing, and sent the bevy of littie guests home mystified. excited and tickled to death.
 + THE TINTAGIL CLUB, The TintagiI Club met with Miss tannie Mathews yesterday afternoon, Lorna Doone' was the subject of study for the meeting.
 The first paper on the program. The Yoeman of England in History and Fiction" was written by Miss Caroline Haralson, but was read by Miss Lucretia Wyman in Miss Haral. sons absence. Miss Janet Hurter de. scribed the 'Doone Valley" Miss Sa- die wyman gave a talk on "The His. torical Basis of the Study" which was followed by the reading of some lyri. cal passages from the book under dis cusslon by Miss Dolly Kirk. Current events were discussed by Miss Sophia Holmes, Miss Ethel Harwell was elect ed to membership in the club to i'll the vacancy made by the resignation of Miss Jennie Sistrunk. The Tintagil has a most attractive years study mapped out It compre- hends, among other matters. the review | of ten noted works of fiction, English. French and Russian. with an anyliti% cal study of the social conditions por- trayed in each.
 MISS CAMILLE LAMAR TO VISIT MONTGOMERY NEXT WEEK. Miss Camille Lamar has returned from Atlanta, where she was charm ingly entertained during and following 1 the veterans reunion there as the l guest of Miss Hallie Ellis. Next week she goes over to Mont gomery to visit Miss Flora Young, and will be accorded very delightful social attentions while there. A number Of beautiful affairs have already been planned for her pleasure in the charm- ing Alabama capital.-Macon Tele- graph of october 31. ENTERTAINMENT OF MISS BLAKEY.
 Miss Frances Blakey entertained number of friends at Hearts" on Sat- urday last. and was assisted by Misses Theresa Blakey. Edna Blake Stanley. Annie Jones and Agnes Brown.
 The rooms were an autumn picture in yellow chrysanthemums and bril- liant foliage. The favors were inge- nious little Halloween devils, and the score cards were decorated with all sorts of quaint suggestions of the witching season.
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 MEETING POSTPONED,
 The Ionian Club will not hold it's meeting this week as announced, on account of the illness of MT. c. A. La- nfer.
 One Of the notable books for October, is a biography of General Lee, entitled Robert F. Lee: The Southerner." Since the work emanates from the pen of Thomas Nelson Page, we may feel as- sured that the establishment of the great Southerner in his proper place as the most perfect product that our American civilization has yet evolved. is safe. The book Is published by the Scribners.
 Mrs. Chester Bolton is visiting her brother, Mir. 4. M. Baldwin and family and other relatives. For some months she has been in Montana. where Mr. Bolton is engaged in some extensive prospects, but their home is still at Charlottesville, Virginia.
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 Crs Charlotte Ellersbee Cobbs, is visiting her sister, Mrs John L. Cobbs, 124 Mobile street.
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 Mrs. W. M. Shoemaker, who has been absent several weeks with relatives ip Virginia has returned home. AT D5...-.
 The Capitol 'HiH District School Im- provement Association will meet this afternoon at 3:30
 Mrs. 8. D. Margart, of Eufaula, is visiting Mrs, D. R. Monk in this city. Mfr and Mrs. Roland Overton have returned to Montgomery to live, and are at 510 South Court street.
 Mrs. Joseph Lee Rhodes has gone to visit relatives in Atlanta, and from there will go to Gastonia, g. C.. her old home.
 Mrs. Louis Rich, of Nashville. Tenn, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Gus Da- wis on McDonough street.
 
 Mrs. J. w. speight of Eufaula, spent yesterday in Montgomery. She was en route to Heflin to visit rela- tives.
 Mir and Mrs. J. Melville Thornton, of Talladega. Alabama. have announce