The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-15
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q Fairfield" the beautiful suburban home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. F. F. Johnstone. at Cloverdais The guests were received on the lawn where the melon cutting was enjoyed and later dancing was induIged in in the interior of the lovely residence, which was beautifully adorned with cut mowers for the occasion.
 Miss Johnstone's guests included Misses Julia Baldwin. Ella Holt, Mar garst Wcolfoik. Mary cholIet Burney of Birmingham. Lucie Fiske. Elise smith. Masters Jeff Steiner. Ebert Holt William Baldwin Joel Massey, spencer Janney, Fred Ffske. Laurence Holt, and Boswell Smith.
 MEETING OF FELLowsHrP CLUB.
 The members of the Fellowship Club of the Y. W. c. A. met on Monday eve- ming at the home of the Associations when the meeting was large and en- thusiastic one.
 The feature was the election of ofi- cers. which resulted in Miss Eugenia Knabe being made president: Miss Aida May vice president, and Miss Susie McDade, secretary and treasurer.
 The retiring president, Miss Bernice Sumner. addressed the members and the subject of her talk was chosen from the Book of Esther.
 The retiring and newly. elected ofi- cers each made a little talk, and it was announced that Miss Knabe will appoint the standing committees later.
 Four new members were admitted to membership in the Fellowship Club and were received at the meeting.
 After the business was over social hour was enjoyed and a guessing game was enjoyed. Later delicious supper was served.
 MISS B0GACFSx ENTERTAINs.
 Miss Olivia Bogacki entertained few of her friends at charming luncheon yesterday at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. c. T. Bogaclki, at Highland Park, when her guests were invited to meet Miss Cordelia Dowdel1 and Miss Leta Hudman of opelika. who are spending some time with Misses Mary Dannelly and Nell Dannelly.
 Covers were Iaid for eight and the table was exquisitely dainty and at- tractive in it's appointments and adorn- ing os cut flowers and smiiax.
 Miss Bogackfs guests were Miss Dowdeil. Miss Hudman. Miss Mary Rob- srts of Clayton. Miss Lorana Cain. Miss Mary DannelIy, Miss Nell Dannellv and Miss Elizabeth Beaie.
 mES. w. J. El1oIr ana cuituFen @Ln spending the week with Captain and Mrs. J. W. Rast at Lowndesboro.
 Mir. and Mrs. p. K Can't, of Moss Point, Miss, are entertaining quite number of young people on their house boat down the Pascagoula River for few days.
 out-of-town guests are Miss Rose Can't of Evergreen. Ala; Miss Mar garet Brooks of New Orleans, La. Miss Davis of Matches. Miss; Miss Lucille Lewis of Scranton, Miss; Mir. B. H. Fisher of Memphis, Tenn. and Mrs. T. !. Slough and daughter Miss Vivian Slough. of Montgomery. Ala. Tex. is the guest of his mother. Mrs. Jacob Strauss.
 Miss Kathleen Smith has returned home from Prattville where she has been visiting friends
 Miss Mary Roberts of Clayton is the guest of Mrs. R. A. Chapman at her home. i2o Park Place. Miss coFdelia Dowdell and Miss Leta Hudman of Opelika are the guests of Misses Mary Dannelly and Nell Dam nelly.
  Miss Maggie Wilson has returned from Atlanta where she has been visit ing friends.
 Mir, and Mrs. Loviek Psarce and chil- dren and Miss George Boggs of Selma. who has been visiting Miss Fannie Gray Pearce, have gone to St. Ans drews Bay to spend a week.
 < Miss Cecile Feibleman of Meridian, Miss.s is the guest of her sister. Mrs. h. F. Cohen at her home on sayre Street.
 Miss Florence Cohen will leave Fri. day for West Point, Ga, where she will spend some time as the guest of Miss Esther Hagerdorn.
 Mrs. Alice c. Carr has returned home from a visit to her sister, Mrs. George Harris at Macras. Ga.
 MT. and Mrs: Martin Baldwin and children and Miss Susie May will leave today for . stay of some time at Co., den.
 Mrs. E. M. Graves has gone to LOT. ing Springs to spend some time.
 Miss Mary stroShsr has returned home after visit of two weeks in Florida.
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 Misses Emma and Maggie Rhody. Miss Ailesn Sheen and Messrs Tough ton Lang and John sheen will leave to- day for Eufaula where they are invit- ed to attend house party, Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Watts have re- turned from a stay of some time at Perdido Bay and are with Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Pinckard at their home at capl- tol Heights.
 Mrs. W. I. cockcrost and sons, Wal ter and Thomas Robertson of Atlanta. are the guests of her mother, Mrs. Clara Robertson. at her home. 53 Jef- ferson Davis Avenue.
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 Mrs Eugene Farris and little daugh- ter Kate of Flomaton. are the guests