The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
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tppa MafEa enLott4Aho1 -@so s--- =. of the Sewing Circle at her home on wilkerson street. Miss Meyer VIII leave today for visit to friends n Selma and this entertainment was in the nature of farewell.
 Games were enjoyed and later oe- Iicious attachments were served.
 Miss Marks's guests were Miss o ,,ssa Marksfein of Chattanooga, Miss Laiian Goldman of Birmingham. Miss Bertna Iichten of Pensacala, Miss Gertruoe Msvef of Selma Miss Lancaster, Miss Bertie wei. Miss Bessie Cadden. Miss Carrie Behr. Miss Kate Steiner. MISS 1rnaa Bernheirner, Mrs. Kal scnwars' Miss Adeiia We'll of Evansvine; lne., Miss Lyra Meyer and Miss Biancne Engel.
 MISS HENDERSON AND HER
 GUESTS coNPLTMENTED. one of the most delightful of the affairs which have been given in com plirnent to Miss Julia May Henderson and her guests, Miss Lefty May Mo- Roberts of kentucky, Miss Clare Dean of Dalton, Ga, and Miss Lillian Crouch of clarksville. Tenn. was the picnic at which MT. Edward Northington enter tained in their honor yesterday at the home of his parents, MT and mrs. W. T. Northington in Prattviile.
 A number of friends enjoyed the hos
  Montgomerians were Miss Henderson. Miss Dean, Miss McRoberts, Miss Luia Mcqueen and Miss Crouch.
 MRS. LUDLOW C0MPLIMNETED. Mrs. Archibald Ludlow was guest ol honor at a delightful card party 9iven on Monday evening by Mrs. Hunt Tay- Mrs. Ludlow's departure for Texas where she will make her home was the occasion of a number of friends being indebted to Mrs. Taylor for this even ing of pleasure.
 The prize silver bonbon dish. was won by Mrs Ludlow. Dainty sand- wiches were served after the games were concluded. 9#
 Miss May Johnson is entertaining at a house party and camp this week at the country home of her parents, MT and Mrs. Dave Johnson. near Mt: Meigs. Her guests win include anont fifteen couples and she Will entertain at a barbecue today for them Among her guests will be Mss Georgia Rich. ardson. Miss Louise Koib of Atlantas Miss Fletchsr Pearson, Miss ceceiia Payne and Miss Fannie Ellen Car michael.
 MT and Mrs. David welt will leave Thursday for New York. where they will spend the summer at the seashorS and the mountains.
 Miss Aretusa cassimus will entertain a large number of her friends on FFi- termelon cut, in honor of Miss Beryl McNair of Ozark.
 The meeting of the women'a Mission. ary Society of the Court Street Metho-' dist Church has been postponed. ee- cause of indictment weather and will be held at o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the Annex.
 After few days visit to relatives in this city, Miss Mary Clai Wisieswortn of Mt. Meigs has gone to Dudleyville to visit Miss Mae Carleton. MT. ana Mrs, Fl. 4P. Robertson, Mrs. Adis Ro6erfsSf, ,ss 'ts : and Miss EloIse Rus sell left for Biloxi yesterday for stay of several weeks.
 Mas Kate steirer will entertain the members of the Sewing Circle on Thursday afternoon at her home on McDonough Street, when she will com plirnent. . number fof visiting young ladies.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Stay and chill dren have gone to their country home near Selma for the summer.
 Mrs. T. W. deYampert and Miss claude deYampert have gone to Biloxi. Miss. to spend some time.
 Mri C. o. Barbares and little daughter, Louise, have gone to Ameri- GUS. na.. to spend q month visiting rel atives.
 , Nsonrosn has returned from pemopoiis, where she has been visiting friends.
 Mrs. J. B. Fuller has returned from opelika, where she has been visiting relatives.
 Matter Hugh Hale is spending some time in Biloxi, Miss. with friends.
 Mr. Henry Beck, who has been visit ing his uncle and aunt. Mir. and Mrs. H. N. Beck. in Birmingham, has re- turned home.
 Miss Minnie Armistsad of Hopkins wills Ky. is the guest of relatives ct 400 Finley Avenue.
 J. c. Haygood has recovered from spell of serious illness.
 Miss Sadie Drake who has been vis- itinr Miss Sadie Gotten has returned to her home in Birmingham. One of the delightful social events of vesterday was the meeting of the Lee, Reynolds Sewing Circle when Mrs. T ], Reynolds entertained the mem hers In a charming manner at her home on South McDonough Street This ts the last meeting of the Circle for the summer months and was greatly en- joyed by all.
 Mrs. T, !. Reynolds and children have returned from Pass Christian where they have been spending some time
 selnaa's young ladies are whirling away the long summer mornings by combining industry and pleasant com panionship Sewing circles on the cool verandas or shady lawns are now the order of the day. Yesterday morning Mss George Boggs was the very agree able hostess for a coterie or friends who piled the needle while tndulgtng in merry repartee. Mics Boggs surprised her guests by having them cut for a prize, and Mrs. Henry Vaughan won a dainty little working4basket The whole mornings pleasure was arranged