The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08

at Highland Park on Thursday morn ing last. In addition to the members or the club, her guests were: Miss Gabe Watts. Miss Borden of Georgia, Mrs. Addison, Mrs. Warren Tyson and Mrs. Carey. After the game elaborate re- treatments were served. CHARMING LITTLE CARD PARTY. MT. Charles Allen Hopkins celebrated his fifteenth birthday Friday eveninS at his home on Pleasant Avenue, in en- tertaining his friends. A game of "Old Maids and old Bachelors" was a fitting amusement for the young crowd gath cred together.
 Miss Ethel Hopkins assisted her brother in entertaining the following guests: Misses Mary Alice Noble, May Banks, LeGrand Smith. Phyllis Gayle, Virginia Howard and Julia Brock. Messrs. Trent Ragland. Randolph Cana. Ter, Joel Massey, Richard Powell, Jo- seph White. Horace Stringfellow, An- thony Sayre and John Matthews.
 Miss May Banks and Mir. Richard Powell were the lucky winners of the two first prizes. and Miss LeGrand Smith and Mr. Joel Massey were the unlucky recipients of the Booby prizes. The house was tastefully decorated III C0FyBdutnefnuflis anu BEStH NiH1b. Elegant refreshments were served, af- ter which the young people went home to dream all kinds of pleasant dreams.
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 Judge R. T. Simpson. of the Su- preme Court, has returned and is at present at No. 501 Adams Street Ills many Montgomery friends will be de- lighted to note that he has regained his health.
 The judge and his daughter, Miss Ja- net c. Simpson. spent the month of Au- gust in Canada.
 Miss Janet Simpson is one of the most gifted young women of our State. hav- ing been graduated at several colleges and finally, taking degree at Rad- cliff College.
 It had been hoped that she would be in Montgomery this winter. with her father. but. In her position as Pro- lessor of Literature at the State Nor mal College at Florence, she has made such a distinct success that the au- thorities there were very loath to give her up, even for year.
 BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY. On Thursday evening at her home. Miss May Vinegar was very agreeably surprised. on the occasion of her birth day. by a number of her friends. The evening passed very pleasantly with music and games. Refreshments were served and in cutting the cake. Miss Jamie AIlston drew the lucky slice which contained the dime. Miss Will lie B. Allston drew the old maids thimbIe, and the poor mans prize, penny, was drawn by Miss Ethel Vinegar
 The following were the guests; Misses Emma Johnson, Corjelia John son, Mattie Eastburn, Willie B. Alis- ton. Jamie Allston, Willie Mcfarland, Emily Mcfarland, Katie Haynie. Katie Vinegar. May Vinegar, Clemsntinia Reynolds and Ethel Vinegar; Arthur Jolley, Leo Collier. Ralph Simms, Wal ter Perry Johnnie Miller. Oscar Jans- son, J. Hicks. Henry Vinegar, Jack Vinegar, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Haynie and Mrs. Vinegar.
 NOTICE, MAGAZINE CLUB.
 The Magazine Club will meet with Mrs. J. B. Gaston, at Cloverdale, Fri day the 13th. at 3:S0 o'clock.
 Mrs. J. W. Black,
 Secretary.
 NOTICE, ART STUDY CLUB. The Art Study Club will meet with Miss Fannie Mathews on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, at her residence on Moulton Street.
 NOTICE. WHITE HOUSE
 ASSOCIATION. The White Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. at he Car negie Library. A large attendance Is urged.
 Mrs. Belle Allen Ross.
 Acting Regent. Mrs. T. B. Bethea.
 Secretary.
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 NOTICE, IONIAN CLUB.
 There will be a meeting of the Ionian Club on Thursday morning at II o'clock ct the Carnegie Library
 
 Mrs D. B. Anderson of Birmingham. Is the guest of relatives in the city. Mrs Eliza Ward, of Ensley, who has been visiting in Montgomery, returned home yesterday.
 Among the out-of-town guests here on Friday were MT. and Mrs. T. D. Sanford and Dr. and Mrs. Warren Watkins of Opelika.
 Miss Flora Young will entertain at bridge on Tuesday afternoon at 3