The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

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The home was deliberately adorned
with lavish placing of narcissus. The
games were followed by luncheon.
MISS vIRDEN ENTERTAINED
QUEEN OF CLUBS.
The members Of the Queen of Clubs
were the guests OF Miss Lula Virden
yesterday morning. when q few addi-
tional friends were entertained by her
at her home In Cloverdale
The prize for the club members. a
box OF stationery. was won by Miss
Ethel Lucia Richardson. and the guest
prize, book. fell to Mrs. Ethel Pelzer.
There were four tables arranged for
the game and afterward a delicious
course luncheon was served.
Miss Virden's guests. besides the
members of the club were Miss Lucy
Taylor, Miss Mary Troy, Miss Lillian
Douglass. and Miss Anna Gilmore.
MISS RICE ENTERTAINED
AT A BOX PARTY.
Miss Marguerite Rice gave a box
party Tuesday when her guests were
entertained after the play at a buff
street.
The party included Miss Rebecca
Pollard, Miss Sallie Baker Miss Het-
tie Marks, Miss Clement Marks. Miss
Rice, Mrs. H. T. Bartlett. Mr.. Charles
Anderson. Mr.. Emmett Seibels. DR.. J.
N. Baker. DR.. william wescott, Mr..
Henry T. Bartlett, Mr.. r. l.. Wood
ruff, Mr.. Mcpherson and DR.. F. II.
Mcconnico.
sCHUMANN-HETNk AN AMERICAN.
Nine. Schuma nm Hefnk the great sin
ger became an American citizen yester-
day when she appeared before Judge
OF the Essex County court to receive
the final papers which made her a
citizen Of the country OF her adoption.
Those who met Nine. Schuman-Hein
know of her great love for America
She has named one of her sons George
Washington. She has been spending
some time at her beautiful country
place in singac near Montclair New
Jersey.
Is NOT DAUNTED.
Miss Grace etrachan, the New York
teacher who was reprimanded by the
Board Of Education for lobbying In
connection with the bill for equal
salaries for equal work. Is not daunted,
but has prepared another memo-
rial for Governor Hughes, who vetoed
the other bill.
MISS LOBMAN HOSTESS OF
YOUNG W0MAN's WHIST CLUB.
Miss Theresa Lobman was hostess of
the members Of the Young Ladies'
Whist Club yesterday afternoon when
she was assisted by her cousin, Miss
Bondy, Of New York.
The home decorations which were
attractiyely arranged were OF palma
and narcissus.
OF course II was a typographical err
ror when Eufaula was credited with
having among her residents of long
ago an Earl. and this correction is
made TO prevent any undue pride be-
Ing taken on by present Eufaulians.
Earl Charles Spencer OF England,
famiiiariy known Is history as Lord
Altbarp has a great great grand
daughter. Mrs. George Allan Beau
champ living In Montgomery and Mrs
Albert William Clopton whose mar
riage was announced in yesterdays
paper Is her sister Mrs. Clopton has
many friends here made during her
VISITS TO her sister, Mrs. Beauchamp
and the announcement of her mar
riage is an interesting bit OF news TO
them.
The Atlanta Georgian says of Miss
Harrison. daughter Of General George
Miss Mamie Harrison, of opelika.
Ala. is the guest Of Mrs. Alfred Truitt
Miss Harrison possesses a highly Gull
tured voice, and 10 woman OF charm
ing personality. She has N Atlanta a
Wide circle of friends to whom her
visits here are always a source OF
great pleasure.
Miss 'Essie Dean has gone to Trop,
to attend the Mcrhery- Knox wedding
which viii take place this evening ut
8 o'clock.
The Elks will entertain at a dance
at their home on Friday evening.
Mrs. John D. Carter. Jr.. who has
been visiting Mr.. Carriers mother, Mrs.
J. d; Carter. has returned to her home
in Atlanta.
Miss Bessie gladden., who has been /
gone for the past two months, during
which she has visited Little Rock, Ark.
and friends in Birmingham, has return
ed home.
Mrs. s. T. Frazer and Miss SalIie
Smith OF Union Springs, are visiting
their sister. Mrs. r. A. Flowers, on
South Perry Street.
Mrs. John Bell Keeble and children
of Nashville, Tenn, are the guests OF
Mrs. Keeble's aunt, Mrs. f.. A. Flowers,
on South Perry Street.
Mr. J. C. WeissneF will start his term