The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-26

Dons were at each girls place and the men were given yellow roses.
 Miss St. John. who never looked love- Her. included as her guests Mss Nell Hall, Miss Sadie Parker of Anniston, Miss Mary Rich, Miss Lucille Overall, Mrs. R. S. Bacon. Mir. Troost Par ker. Mir. Walter Horn. Mir. Chandler, Mir. Carl Holzborn. Mir. Homer Flynn and Mir. Bacon.
 Merry Maker Card Club.
 Tho Merry Makers Card Club met today with Miss Elaine Eichold and this charming hostess scored one of the haDpiest meetings of this club.
 Luncheon was served at small tables which were prettily decorated with carnations and ferns.
 The guests were Miss Reba Mark stein of Chattanooga. Miss Picard of Atlanta, Miss Steinhardt of Greens- boro, Miss Jones of Philadelphia, Miss Myra solomon of Louisville, Mrs. Albert Hanaw. Mrs. Louis Schwarz Mrs Hen ly of Philadelphia, Mrs. Leo M. Brown, Miss Frenkel and Miss Flossie Hertz feldt.
 The club prizes were fern and fern dish, second gold belt pin and for the guest prizes book and a box of stationary.
 Afternoon Tea Club.
 Pink carnations, ferns and pink tapers formed the pretty decorations TOT the tea table this afternoon when Mrs. Beverly Wilson did the honors TOT the Tuesday Afternoon Tea Club.
 There were twelve guests who added 70 the pleasure of the members and of the afternoon. and they were. Ars harvey Hummer who poured tea. Miss Nannie Wilson, Miss Mary Rich. Miss Rosaiie Pickens. Mrs sensensy of St Louis, Mrs. Inge Selden, Mrs. Imogen Littie. Miss Tunstali Inge. Mrs. Con Lit- .,s is. @ nars Alfred Rose. Mrs. Erwin Lit tie. Mrs. Norton Watson.
 A most interesting lecture was deliv- ered this evening at the Y. M. c. A. by Ars. 6allington Booth under the aus. plces or the Boys Club. Mrs. Booth ia charming magnetic woman and de- hghtful speaker.
 large audience listened to her ootn on pr.son work and the account or Ine Houses of Hope which she has established through the North where the 'conyicts are helped to get positions life. p'-'V' Miss Adele Bathe will entertain on saturday at one o'clock at bridge in ha. Mrs. Luce will entertain at luncbaon
 
 man Of Birmingham and Mrs. Curtis Bush, Jr. On Friday afternoon at three. Mrs. kearsley Carter will give a bridge par- ty in honor of her guest, Miss salIie Carter, of Virginia, and Miss Bessie Vim of Demopol.s who is the guest or Miss Teresa Abbott.
 Miss Grace Boston who has haan spending the winter in New York with Mrs. Micou win return boroa aari,. S. March. '-
 Mrs. D. W. Whitney of Chicago who mas been stopping at the Caython will be the guest of Mrs. Luce from Fri day until after the Carnival. Miss Myra Solomon of Louisville ar- rived last week and is the guest of Mrs. Milton Brown.
 Mrs Matthew Brewster returned on Monday from New Orleans. Mrs. Joseph Beer and two children. | of New Orleans. are the guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Leopold Ham mel. The general meeting of the Council of Jewish Women was held this after noon at 3:30 o'clock at B'Nai B'Rith Hall in the Temple.
 At the meeting of the Benevolent I Home Society yesterday the following officers were elected: President, Mrs Erwin Craighed; Recording Secretary Mrs. William Tucker; Treasurer, Mrs Charles Jenks. The other officers are: Mrs. Charles Mohr. first vice president; Mrs. E. O: Zadelx, second vice presi- dent; Mrs. W. G. overton, third vice | president. and Mrs. Ralph Richards | corresponding secretary.
 l At this meeting Mrs. Anna Fosdich and Mrs. l.. H. Faith, who have served the society so ably as president and recording secretary, resigned They remain members of the society but wished to be relieved of their of ! ar.lal