The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-23
Social and Personal
A DELrGHTFUL OCCASION .


 Mrs William Ray entertained the Embroidery Circle of the Highland Avenue Baptist Church on last after noon. The entire lower floor was thrown into one for the reception of the guests as whole, was quite an artistic creation.
 In the double reception hall. potted palms were used; in the parlor and dining room cut flowers. The dining table was lovely with its cover of ex- quisite drawn work and Batterburg. In the center was pretty jar of red roses.
 Mrs. Ray was assisted in receiving by her sister, Mrs. E. L. Sammons, of Marshallville, Ga. At the conclusion of the work and business discussions, nice refreshments were served, after which Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Summons, who are excellent musicians. rendered beautiful selections at the piano.
 Those present were: Mrs. J. Henry Bush, Mrs. O. P. Atkinson, Mrs. How ell. Mrs. Susong. Mrs. James Patterson, Mrs. Carrie Purifoy. Mrs. Balne, Mrs E. L. sammons. Mrs Cromwell.
 Mrs. Ray was presented two beauti- full ferns from Belmont gardens, by Mrs. Patterson, during the afternoon.
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 There will be meeting of the Col lege Girls Club in the parlors of the r. W. c. A.. this morning at 1o:so o'clock.
 There will be business meeting of the members of the Queen of Clubs Thursday morning at 10 o'clock with Miss Kate Steiner, at her home on South Hull Srteet. All members are requested to attend.
 Miss Mary Knight has gone to Tus- caloosa. where she will be bridesmaid at the Moore-Farmer wedding. which takes place today.
 Rev. and Mrs. connors. of Omaha. Ga, are the guests of their aunt and uncle, Mir. and Mrs. S Miller, at their home. 4os Highland Avenue
 Mrs J. L. Burke and two little daughters. who have been spending several months with MT. Rurkes par ents, Mir, and Mrs. c. T. Burke, have returned to their home in Ensley, ac- companien by her sister. Mrs. Clarence Heron. of Macon. Miss, who has also Burke. Mrs. Heron will spend some time with her sister. Mrs. J. l. Burke, in Ensley.
 Mrs J. J. Collins of Chicago arriv- ed last evening andiis the guest of her daughter Mrs. W. J. Drum at her home on Monroe Street.
 Miss Bessie May has gone to Silve- City N. M. to spend the winter
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 Miss Eugenie Chappell has returned home after an extended visit to Ashe- vile N. c.
 Miss Dorothy Heidleman who has been the guest of Mrs. J. B. Stern. has returned to her home in Birming- ham.
 Mrs. James Andrews has returned from visit to Lookout Mountain and to friends in Kentucky.
 Mrs Minnie Reese Richardson Is ex- pected to visit relatives in Montgom- cry some time in the near futre. Mrs. Joe Herzfeld and little son. Reuben. of West Point, are expected today to be the guests of her mother Mrs. A. We'll
 Miss Lucille virden has gone to At- lanta to attend the Library School.
 MT. and Mrs. T. W. Apperson. chti- dren and mother, left yesterday to make their home in Notasulga.
 Captain and Mrs. w. II. Grams and Miss Grans have arrived in New York after spending the summer abrond.-- Ledger.
 The many friends in Montgomery of Judge and Mrs. H. M. Somerville. will be glad to learn that after ex- tended travels in Europe they have re. turned to their home in New York.
 Mrs Meyer S. Gerson. Miss Carolyn and Miss Bernice Gerson. are at home again from several months stay in North Carolina.
 Mrs David Mark returned home yes terday from New York. Rochester, Gin and Lafayette. Ind.
 MT and Mrs. E. Rice are at home again after spending the summer at Eastern sea side resorts and New York Cincinnati and Lafayette. Ind
 After four months spent at her hoin at Millbrook. Miss Aline Smith has re turned to Livingston. where she vii her studies in the Norma: School.
 Miss Julia Hill. of opelika. daugh ter of Hon Isaac W. Hill. spent a few hours in Montgomery yesterday as the guest of friends. en route to Judson Institute
 MT. B. Wolff left this morning for New York. where he will meet his daughter. Frances, who Is expected to land in New York from Europe on the 18th inst