The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-21
/ I'M SOC / lE II Y

ssfA4Man's H@aE14lhezMaAs"s
pointed when they learned that Mrs
Hall had been elected member OF a
Georgia chapter. thinking they had
been outwftted by the Georgia daugh-
ters. for they had been claiming her
as their own and confidently calculat-
ed upon getting her into one OF their
chapters.
Mrs. Foster is fully equipped for the
discharge of her duties as Regent and
Delegate She will no doubt be most
cordially greeted by many friends 10
| washington. made while she was . pu-
PM in Miss Lipscomb's School for
Young Ladies. for she was quite q Ia
vorite with all the teachers and young
1adiea
SATURDAY EVENING AT
THE COUNTRY CLUE.
A dinner party at the Country Club
Saturday evening before the dance. I'm
cluded: Miss Lucy Taylor. Miss Mary
Troy, Miss Efhe May Wagner. Miss Ma
tilda Norwood. Miss Virginia Norwood,
Mr.. Edward Watts, Mr.. Alex Harmon.
Mr.. Walter Pickett and Mr.. Hammell.
Others who participated in the dance
later In the evening were: Miss Marie
| Alexander, Miss Kate Steiner, Miss
Mary Metcalfe. Miss Frances Jones.
Miss Lucia Richardson, Miss Josepha
| WILCOX. Miss Jean Lahey. Miss Hayden,
Miss Georgia Richardson. Mr.. Henry
/ Crenshaw. Mr.. Henry Alexander, Mr..
Marcus Foster. Mr.. william Davidson.
Mr.. Henry Foster. Mr.. william Hurter.
Mr.. OXFORD Stewart, Mr.. George Peag-
Ter. Mr.. Biakey Campbell, Mr.. w. w.
Graves, Mr.. Harry Conniff. and Mr..
William Commit.
MRS. JoHNsoN,s PARTY!
Mrs. q. A. Johnson entertained at
1 tenyo toh rxfh srtA 40 af
when after the games her guests were
invited into the dining room for din
ner. There were covers for nine and
the tables adjoining was OF narcissus
and smilax. The prize, which was
| won by Miss Emily Semple. was an ex-
| quisite hand painted cup and saucer.
Mrs. Johnson's guests were: Mira
Harris Wilcox. Mrs. william Stewart
Mrs. George Lindner. Miss Minna Dent
Miss Emily Semple, Miss Nell Battle.
MS. Robert Arlington and Miss Alice
Lahey.
Y0UNGlxINs-BOwMA
| The weddiMy of Charles Youngkins
| Of Pennsylvania and Miss Corinne Bow
man Of Montgomery was solemnized
at the parsonage of Court Street Meth
! odlst Church yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock. DR.. McGehee officiated. Only
a few friends of the contracting parties
/ were present. Mr.. Youngkins is an
| engineer and will locate in Montgom-
ehy. The couple Will be at home to
their friends at the Merchants Hotel
AT Y. w. CA.
| Those who attended the first OF MIR.
McConkey's Tuesday evening lectures
at the Young Womsn's Christian Asso-
citation, last week. VIII NOT need to be
reminded of the second one. tonight
All women of the city are invited to
attend these Quiet Hour Bible Studies
The hour is half past seven.
| As the Duchess of Manchester, for
merly Miss Zimmerman. lived in Talla-
/ dega, the following from Dublin will be
| of interest to her friends in Alabama:
Eugene Zimmerman Of Cincinnati. is
! four times a grandfather. Another
daughter was born Thursday at Kyle
more Castle to the young Duke and
Duchess of Manchester. There are two
| sons and two daughters in the Dukes
tagu. years old last October; Wis
count Vaudeville. 4; Lord Edward In
| HIS second year and the new baby.
The following story is told by a wo-
man from Talladega who Is now visit
| Ing Montgomery. She says: IT met
Mr.. Zimmerman when, several years
since. he was travelling through the
band, the Duke of Manchester, and he
said to me: I played poker with my
| son-in-law, the Duke, all the way
down and won all his money!
/ thought. What Joke! Mr.. thinner
man was winning from himself
you see, Papa zimmerman's money
procured the Duke. though IL seems
| to be turning out quite a happy mar
riage."
Nine Paul Blouet, whose literary
husband was better known as Max
O'Rell," was married quietly in Lon
| don in November TO Baron Olivera of
the Portuguese legation. She is study
Ing hard to learn the Portuguese Lam
4 luage.
Her maiden name was Gresham. She
was a native. of Virginia, and was a
noted beauty, says an exchange. She
| stiH looks young and retains here per-
| feet figure, which has been reproduced
| N works of art by st. Gaudens and
| other sculptors and painters. Nine.
Blouet is now quite Europeanized. She
| spends most Of her time in London and
Paris.
| lSnong the out-of-town guests who
viii attend the marriage on Jan. rs in