The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-05


 tasil. Miss Olivia Anderson, of the Magazine Club. Mrs. John -Durr. of the Art, Study Club, and Mrs. Forney Stevenson, of the Mothers Circle were guests of the Sesame Club.
 Mrs. Moritz served her guests de- hghtful luncheon, at the close of the program.
 Reciprocity meetings have come to have far-reaching influence on the thought of the day, since they bring together. in earnest discussion, repre- sentative women of diversity of or- ganizatioDs. One of Mrs. Gayle's recommendations to the state Fedora ton on retiring from the presidency was a more strict observance of the day. The Sesame Club is to be con gratulated on It's successful Recipro- city meeting.
 MEETING OF THE CITY FEDERATION.
 The City Federation of Clubs met at the Carnegie Library on Thursday sion was held. The chief item of business before the body was the efcc- ton of three officers which resulted as follows: Mrs. Burwell Boykin, President. to succeed Mrs. Coleman, resigned:. Mrs. W. J. Chambers, Vice President to succeed Mrs. Hudson, re- signed; and Mrs. Mortimer TuttIc. recording secretary. in the place of Mrs. Wtlsie Durr, whose resignation was filed some time ago. Mrs Phares Coleman's remarks in | thanking the members for their hearty | cooperation during her term of office were well she spoke of the re- l vtval enthusiasm in Federation work, and congratulated the incoming off l ficers on the propitious times in which | they were to serve. At the suggestion of Mrs. Coleman. l bylaw was passed making the method of nominating for office in limo | with that of the State. Federation, by 1 secret ballot
 Miss Fannie Mathews, of the Tinta- i gil. suggested the resolution that the Federation go on record as advocating | the city bond issue on December 14 for the erection of a city hospital Miss Mathews further suggested that the members urge their friends to vote for the bond issue. The double mo- | ti0n was adopted. | "A motion was made and adopted | making Mrs. Coleman ex-officio mem Der of the. board of directors of the | City Federation.
 At late hour, the meeting adjourn | ed.
 lf | THE THIRTEEN CLUB.
 Miss Lula McQueen entertained the | Thirteen Club at her home on South Perry Street. on Thursday. The hour or the meeting was changed from the morning to the afternoon, on this oc- | casion.
 After a lively game, the prizes were awarded to Miss Balsinger and Miss Harris. The guest prize was a dainty mouchoir-case, and the club prize. siik stockings.
 The press dispatshes from Anniston giving an account of the election of the officers of the D. A. R. erroneously credited Miss Annie M. Williams. the Historian. to Birmingham. Miss Will Hans IS one of the most highly es- teemed and popular ladies of Mont gomery.
 Mrs. Lila Little and her. dauEh ter Miss Laura Little, arrived yesterday l from Monteagle. Miss Little has been attending the Fairmount School, and IS at home for the holidays. which last until the first of March.
 Miss Mabel Well of Chicago Is short ly to be the guest of Mrs. E. J. Well on Lawrence Street. l
 Miss Marguerite Hooper of Selma, is with Miss Frances Overton for a few days. having come up for the football game between the University School ] and the Selma Military Institute. se-. s'a sse-t-t EA
 Miss Lucille Wilkerson of Prattville Is visiting Mrs. J. M. deCottes. ! Mrs. Lila Cobb Gordon, after spend- ing a few days with Miss Bessie Thor inston, has returned to her home In Anniston.
 Mrs. Annie B. Payne of Selma. who has large circle of friends in Mont gomery, is in the city for a few days. 
 The Consonant Club enjoyed the hos pitality of Miss Lucy Chaffee on Thurs day afternoon. -.
 Mrs. s. S. Crittenden and Mrs. c. E. Baker. will give a bridge Luncheon this morning. -1