The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
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9 0 N U U E| |mmmmmmwnnnnnmmuszznIrms Good music and delicious refreshments were added snjoyments.
 MEETING Or THURs-
 DAY BRIDGE CLUB.
 Mrs Charles E.. Norton entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her home on Moulton Street on yesterday morn ing. The flowers of the season were in evidence everywhere. and rendered the experiments most attractive. In addition to the club members. Mrs. Norton entertained Mrs. Carey, Mrs Charles Johnston. Mrs. Charles Baker, Mrs. O c. Manor, Mrs. Kealhofer, Mrs. ouisenberry. Mrs. Dennis Carr. Mrs. Frank Ansley. Mrs. George Jones. Mrs. George Harris. Mrs. F. W. Pat ton. and Mrs. F. Q. Hawkins. No prizes are awarded in this, club. A course luncheon was served. Mrs. Edgar B. Kay of Tuscaloosa, though an adopted daughter of Ala bama, is proving a very loyal one. Mrs. Kay is much interested in school | improvement. and using her efforts to- ward providing travelling picture col- | lectionR for the rural districts. When one realizes how poverty-stricken are | some of these districts fin regard to the | aesthetic and the beautiful, one Is quick to catch some of her enth usiasm.
 MEETING or THE NO TRUMPs. Mrs. Frank Tenniile was the hostess of the No Trunps Club on yesterday morning. large number of invited guests were present. The contest was . spirited one, and was long and hard fought.
 Mrs. Sale Phelan came on with the | honors of the day and was presented with ut-glass conport. Mrs. Harry Connin, who almost gave Mrs. Phelan Roland for her Oliver. was awarded with a silver hat brush. r Refreshnnents were served and the gathering broke up after one of tho most pleasant mornings in it's history. IN COMPLIMENT TO MRS. | JAMES DINWIDDIE. Miss Sophia Holmes was the hostess at most charming function on Thurs | day afternoon. which was given in hon. | or of Mrs. James Dinwiddie, of New 1 York. Miss Hclmes welcomed her | guests In her pretty new home. among the pines at C1overdale. Vases of Kil- I larney roses were placed about the roonns with tasteful effect. A handsome silver buckle was won | by Miss Dolly Kirk, and shower of red carnations was presented to the | guest of honor.
 Dainty refreshments were served at the close of the game.
 MEETING OF CONsONANT CLUB.
 Miss Zelma Rogers entertained the l Consonant Club at the home of Miss Bsssie 9sibb of McDonough Street yes- | terday. In addition to the members of the club. Miss Rogers had as her guests 1 Miss Bessie Bibb. Mrs. 0. c. Maner. Mrs Warren Tyson, Miss Elizabeth Bald win, and Miss Matte Woods.
 Bridge was the game indulged in. and most enjoyable afternoon was | spent over 1t.
 At the conclusion of the game. re. | treatments were served in courses l
 NOTICE, CRADLE CHAPTER.
 There will be a called meeting of the the Carnegie Library, Saturday after noon >at 3 o'clock,
 Mrs F. stollenwerck. President.
 Miss Gabrielle Watts, Secretary.
 Miss Mabel Gordon is on visit tt 1sratsv rrattyllls as the guest of. of Miss Julia Mrs. Alex Troy and Miss Mary Troy have returned from an extended trip to New York. New Jersey and Virginia l ~5s k. -e %7 I Miss Annie Chandler gives a small i card party tonight to Miss Sayle Ball. singer. the guest of Miss Mary Ellen Harris. Mrs s. R. Bethea. of Faansdals. is f expected Saturday to be the guest of Mrs s. F. Rice. on Ferry Street 1 +
 Rev, wiIlis c. Clark. of Eutaw. is l visiting his aunt Mrs. Eliza Banks.
 Miss Annie Gaston is to give a dinner party to Miss BsSsinger on Tuesday evening next.
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 Dr. McConnico returned last night from the bedside oe brother, who is much better.
 Mfr. John GIndrat. of Autaugavilie, Is visiting the family of Colonel M. chael Woods, on Mou1ton Street. Miss Flora Orr, of Birmingham, is