The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-07
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0MuHmRulR1lIuIEuIH IHulhu EM#uKU UH3 Mir. seibsis is prominent Montgom- erian and Miss Dawson is a former Montgomerian, whose friends here will delight to have her back to make her home.
 MISS MATHEWS ENTER-
 TANNED THE TTNTAGIL.
 The members of the Tintagil met with Miss Fannie Mathews yesterday afternoon at her home on Moulton street when the subject was Love Lyrics of Browning" and the program included the reading of a number of his works and an interesting discus- sion of the subject.
 Mrs. Robert Arlington read a criti- cism.
 Miss Alice Lahey read selections from "Pippa Passes" Love in a Life" Life in Love" and "Epiiogue to the Two Poets of Croisic." Miss Dolly Kirk read selections from "Seristah's Fancies."
 A general reading and discussion was done by all the members. Mrs. Holmes, of Selma. was a guest of the club at this meeting.
 MRS. GEORGE BALL EN- RETAINED JOURNALISTS. hfS. GeOEBe V. 6dll cnteftdlneu at U supper party Friday evening, at which her guests included the members of the editorial and local departments of The Georgian. The occasion proved most happy one, the brilliant hostess enter taining her guests with delightful hos pitality. Besides the members of her family, Mrs. Balls guests included: MT. and Mrs. F. L. Seely, MT. and Mrs. Dudley Glass. Mir. and Mrs. Cleve Up- ehurCh Mir Nee all Wilraa and Mrs. Charles Kelly, MT. and Mrs. John Reese. Misses Selene and Amy Armstrong, Mrs. Annie Mays Dow Mrs. Whiteford Russell, Mrs. J. Glascock Mays. Messrs. Buford Goodwin. Shirley Brooks, Percy Whiting. Ben Smith Preston, Howard Weaver and Glascock Mays.
 The table was beautifully decorated in pink roses. and the lights of silver candelabra shone from under pink shades.--Atlanta Constitution. NOTICE! MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Memorial Association is deferred until | February on account of the Illness of Mrs. c. R.-Doron, xhe faithful Treas | urer. On February 1 officers will be | elected, which will be the seventh term | of ofice since 1866. A full attendance | is earnestly requested. | Mrs. NJ. D. Bibb, | President Ladies' Memorial Association. Mrs. George M. Raoul. | Assistant Secretary. L. M A. MEETING OF THE BOARD or DIRECTORS, Y. W. c. A. At the meeting of the Board of Di- rectors of the Y. W. c. A. held yester- day morning three new members were elected Mrs. J. M. Chiffon, Mrs. E. G. AAaFac nd DfArnA An interesting talk from Miss Disbro of Atlanta was made at the meeting of | the board.
 Mrs. James Hlllman, who has been visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. home in Birmingham, accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. James Ware Walker.
 Mrs. Lila Gordon has returned from a visit to friends in Anniston. and is spending some time with Miss Bessie Thorington at her home on Gold thwaite Street. Mrs. Gordon will go later to Beaumont. Texas, to visit her brother, pr. Carmot Cobbs. | Miss Eunice Semmes has returned from Mobile, where she went to visit her uncle, Judge Semmes and to attend sh~ ~No" @OoA poAA'
 Mfr. Dickson Tharin of Jacksonville Fla, has spent a few days in the city | Mrs. Charles P. Ball and daughter Mrs. Philippa Stratford. are expected l sence of six months spent abroad and in New York and Baltimore. They will spend a few days in Atlanta with Mrs | George Ball en route home. | + | Mir. and Mrs. W. K. Pelzer and family will leave in a short while for New York. where they will spend some Pelzef's brother in Summersville. near Charleston, s. C.. before returning home.
 Miss Louise Chestnut will return home Saturday from Dallas, Texas where she is visiting friends. | I-
 Mir. Joe Cain. who has been spending the holidays at home with his parents Mir. and Mrs. McDuff Cain. has re. turned to Auburn, where he is stu dent.
 Miss Lidia Green of Virginia, is tn, guest of her nephew, Mr. -Horac, Stringfellow. Miss Green is a sister oi Mrs. Horace Stringfellow, ST.
 Miss Mamie Scheussler has returned from a visit to friends in Birming ham.
 Miss Holmes. who has been i'll at hei home on Sayre Street with typhoid fever, Is convalescent. 1
 There will be a progressive bridge party at the Beauvoir Club Wednes day evening.
 Mrs. J. L. Hall. who has been Ill al an infirmary, has recovered and is a home again.
 Miss Adele Disbro of Atlanta, score tary for the Gulf States Y. W. c. A, who is spending some time in the city is the guest of Mrs. Florence Harris President of the local Y. W. c. A.
 Mfr. McConkey. of Pennsylvania. tht renowned writer and lecturer on thu Bible, will give Bible lessons at thu Y. W. c. A. from z to 8 o'clock for thu next three Fridays.
 There will be no meeting of thu "Wednesday Card Party tomorrow oi account of the absence of Mrs. Henr! Evans from the city. Mrs. Evans wa to have been. the hostess of the clul tomorrow, but has been detained il Columbia, Tenn, whefe she went tt