The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-06
| IN SOC l E T Y

lSssl l@AMMAHWRmn mnHzhMlHzzlHE zlHEh@H@NMH convention and their alternates were elected; Mrs. T. H. Mabson, delegate; Mrs. E. E. Langham. alternate; Mrs. J. E. Andrews, delegate; Mrs. W. L. Walker. alternate.
 After the business was disposed of. musical program was rendered. Mrs, Rienzi Thomas sapg 'Kasmiri," and, afterwards, Annie Laurie by re- quest. Mrs. D. Tessley gave the "Sere- made" and Miss Mary Kennedy. "If I Built the World for You" Mrs Liz zie R. Reeves then read an excellent paper on Gen. Robert E. Lee. Light refreshments were served MEETING OF MOTHERS CIRCLE. The Mothers Circle met with Mrs Rosa Marcus at il o'clock on yester- day morning. Much business of i'm portance was transacted. after which the days program was rendered. Mrs. Charles Scott read a most excellent paper on "A Mothers Sacrifice" and Mrs, Parker held her audience with a remarkable paper on Love and Altru- ism" :" After the reading of the papers there was much general discussion of them by the Circle.
 Delightful refreshments were then served by Misses Bessie Cadden. Flor ence Kohn and Sadie Alexander. Misses Emily Meyer and Lena Haus- man and Mrs. Julius Gabriel were guests of Mrs. Marcus. NOTICE, COLLEGE GIRLS CLUB, Y. w. c. A. The College Girls Club of the '. W. c. A. will meet this afternoon at 3;30 at the Association. This is to take the place of the regular Monday meeting, and is important. After the regular hVaG Ina vw.4tu l. formal program, followed by refersh- ments. Members are invited to bring guests. Miss Christine Glass, Miss Louise Chestnut, President. Secretary.
 NOTICE, HOME MISSION SOCIETY. The meeting of the Home Mission will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Court Street Methodist Annex. Mrs F Hay, President. Secretary.
 NOTICE, SESAME CLUB. The Sesame Club will meet this aft ernoon at 3:30 o'clock in the vestry rooms of the Temple.
 Rosa Strauss.
 President. NOTICE, SATURDAY CARD CLUB. There will be a business meeting of the Saturday Card Club on Saturday at II o'clock, With Mrs. W. K. PelZer.
 
 The Cradle Chapter of the U. D. c. met with Mrs. J, Albert DiIlard at 3:30 yesterday. The attendance was large, and the proceedings were very inter- esting.
 Mrs. John H. White of Uniontown. xUh hn ha gaFf son, has gone to Birmingham. Mrs. B. G. Snyder has returned to her home in Louisville, after brief visit to her sister, Mrs. Victor Han son.
 Miss Irma stoll charmingly enter tained at her home on Mildred Street Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Rose Stern of Columbus, Ga. The re- ception hall and parlor were prettily decorated with ferns Bridge whist was played at two tables. Mrs. Law renee Well was the fortunate winner of a beautiful brass desk piece. Miss Stoll presented Miss Stern, the honoree. with an artistically illuminated book. Late in the afternoon an elaborate three-course lunch was served. Mrs. R. A. Mitchell. of Gadsden, spent last night with her daughter, Mrs. F. H. Fillmore, Jr., en route to Eufaula. She will return later to visit Mrs. Elmore.
 Mrs. Henrietta Roquemore, with her daughters. Therese and Katherine, ar- rived Wednesday night. and are with Mrs. D. c. Andrew, on Moulton street. Miss Therese Roquemore will remain with Miss Mildred Andrew for the com ing winter. The Dixie Chapter will be repre- sented at the general convention of the U. D. c. in Atlanta by Mrs. Lewis Cobbs and Miss Olivia Arlington.
  Miss Willie Barton, of Marietta, Ga. is visiting Mrs. William Carey and Mrs Samuel Ellsberry on Sayre street.
 
 Miss Margaret Gholson. of Fitzpat- rick, is visiting Mrs. J. E. Edson and Mrs. Bryant.
 Mrs. scharman. of West Point Ga, Is with her mother Mrs. Georgia Clay. Friends of Mrs. John Walters will regret to learn that she is i'll at local infirmary.
 Mrs. J. W. Walker has gone to Tal- lassee to visit Mrs. Rushin. The Misses Rause. of Wetumpka. are spending the week with Mrs. W. J. Elliott on South Court street.
 
 Miss Rosa Strauss has returned from extended trip to New York.
 
 Judge John G. Mitchell has returned 1 to Montgomery after a short absence. l
 
 Mrs. NJ. M. Wyatt. mother of Mrs. l Ray Rushton, is with friends in Marion.
 
 On November fl Miss Annie Warren Jones will entertain at cards in honor of Miss Mary Ellen Harris and Miss Gayle Balsinger, of Pittsburg. Pa.
 H. S. VENTREsS BURIED. Services Took Place from UndeFtakinx