The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-16

Her dress was of Blue Ha satin % with poion- and with 1t she wore the wedding hat Of rssy yGsus soys Dr,ds rss of many yssss ssS won by Joseph whits He wofe an old-time dress suit. The judges were Miss Claire Bloom. Mrs Lee Lehman, snsrs Mss Dan PSws and Miss ASie ,ran Laurie and Mrs. Ike fevystein~. ~
 ErwoRTH LEAGUE
 VALENTINE RECEPTION. Among the festa1 occasions in honor of St. Valentine. not one was more en- joyable than the reception Friday even. Court Street church tc It's members and their friends. The home of Rev and Mrs. M. H. Holt on Scott Street was opened to the guests who were gra- ciousiy entertained. The lower floor fully decorated in the League colcrs, yellow and white, with a touch here and there of the League flower. the vio- let. The dining table was lovely. hav- ket of jonquills as rJack Horner Pie of Proposais.r Reaching from the chandelier to the four corners of the table and caugbt with bunches of vio. white. Garlands of golden hearts were festooned around the table. The guests were coupled for the evening by the matching of half hearts containing a valentine greeting. tail the valentine fete. were indulged in by the large number of invited guests. Towards the close of the even ing delightful refreshments were cial committee of the League. Mrs. Holt was assisted In entertaining the guests by Miss Illses and Miss Beane. The guests were:
 Miss Ruby Illges. Miss calla Mae Pearl Illges, Miss Hattie Holt. Miss Lu- Ia Bell Matthewa, Miss Mary CliR Holt, Mise Johnnie Nal Culver. Miss Mamie Hunter. Miss Matte Shine. Miss Annie Lou Illges, Miss Ethel Beane, Miss El- len Jackson. Miss May Tallman, Miss Fletcher Pearson. Miss Helen Mason, Miss Iida Tyson. Miss Louise owen, Miss Jamie Lou Rives. Miss Mary Kate Johnson of Nit. Meigs, and Miss Sunset Wood of Sylacauga: Afessrs. c: A. Grant, B. NJ. Henry. B. T. Dell. E. Herndon Glenn. c. l.. Armstrong: John Barnes. F; T. Banks; c "; Hishkls;; hhss;; beJsrnetts h 5ssss cnss ssn ns sarnss II L. Galloway. S. |. Atkins, c. S. Jones. M. L. Weaver. w. A. Glider. s. A. cowan, J, W. Day, cartley McClsnden, O6hit wynn ShaasUstf N+A "A
 HIGH SCHOOL BASKET BALL GAME:
 game of basket ball was played ysnor snd sssss of the Girls High School. when the captain of the Junior class was Miss Annie Soloman and the captain of the Sopho- "Trs The SCOT score wa was sI as to i7 in favor Of The Junior lineup was-Miss Lucille Strong. goal thrower; Miss Annie Solo man forwsrd wsss n Mlss nnwe nn,ss 9oaI Susrd Miss Lucy McKeithen, forward guard: Their colors were scarlet and light blue.
 Crittendon. forward; Miss Bessie Jones. centre; Miss Claudio Glaston, goal guard; Miss Annie Blue Spears. for Miss Emma street was referee. the centremen were Miss Annie Holt and Miss Katie Ingall and Miss Alma Hertz was time keeper.
 After the game Miss Anita starss- for her excellent playing and Miss Lucille Strong was presented with cluster of red carnations by the meu- bers of the Juniors.
 GREYs' INFORMAL DANCE.
 The members of the Montgomery Greys gave an informal dance Friday evening. The german was led by Cap tain Everett Jackson with Miss Bessie Winn. who wore a pretty toilet tof white crepe de chine trimmed with lace.
 + + Tn commenting on the promotion of Mrs. George Ball, formerly of Alabama, to a place on the editorial stan of The Georgian. The Atlanta Constitution says; ,,
 
 tions of broadest interest. Mrs. Ball will be especially equal to the occa- sion of adequately presenting the many live interests in which the women of the times are taking part. Having worked with them in organized effort she knows their present value in every phase of modern progress and devel opment, and her writing is being fol- lowed with pride and interest by those who know of her talent and ability.
 MISS TAYLOR'S BIBLE LECTURE.
 Miss Taylor addressed a large audi ence of women yesterday at the First Baptist Church. Her exposition of St. John's gospel was intensely interesting and helpful. As her lectures progress. they become more definitely spiritual and personally helpful. Miss Mills paugh's solo was most beautifully rem dered.
 WAsHINGTON-DOw
 MT. and Mrs. James Sanford Dow dell have issued the following invita- tions;
 MT. and Mrs. James Sanford Dow dell invite you to be present at the marriage of their daughter Annie to Mir. Henry A. Washington on the evening of Wednesday. February 26, 1908. at 6:30 o'clock. at the Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Montgomery, Ala"
 IN HONOR OF MISSES WYNN
 AND CARTER.
 On last Friday evening. in their club cry Greys entertained at an informal German in honor, of two of Montgom- ery's most charming visitors, Miss Bes- sic Winn of Demcpolis. and Miss Sallte Carter of Virginia, who are visiting MT. and Mrs W. A. Gayle.
 About thirty-five couples participat- ed in the grand march. which was led by Captain Everett Jackson assisted by Miss Winn.
 NOTICE PALW DIVISION.
 There will be a regular meeting Of Palm Division 167 L. A. Q. R. c. Wed nesday. 2:S0 ?. m All members ar" urged to be present. Initiation and other business of importance.
 Mrs. A Moritz.
 Secretary and Treasurer.
 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS DANCE.
 Montgomery Council No. S93, Knights of Columbus, will entertain the mem