The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-20

bers of the club. Among them Misses Levy of Texas. Miss. Cornelia Well of Henderson, Ky: Miss Helen Bach of New York. Miss Edna Randy of New York, Miss Nettie Schloss of Eufaula.l Miss Ida Well of Cincinnati. Miss Rosa Stern of Columbus. Miss BalIerstein of Hartford, Conn; Miss Minnie Bloom of Columbus. Miss Alex Poss of Birmins- ham.
 MRS. VIRGIN HOSTESS SOF
 THE WEDNESDAY, CARD CLUB.
 The members of the Wednesday Card Club met with Mrs. Ira Virgin yester- day morning when she also had as her guests a number of other friends whom with them. she entertained delightfully."- at her home on Perry Street.
 There were seven tables at which the games were played and three prizes were awarded at their conclusion. The score cards were passed to the guests by the little son of the hostess. Master Charles Virgin. and his little friend. Miss Katherine Foster.
 Mrs. Virgin was assisted in entertain Ing her guests by her sister. Mrs. La- ben Tyson and the friends who kept the score of the games were Mrs. Sam uel Westcott. Mir. William T. Chandler, IT,, and Miss Margaret Rice.
 The club prize. q pretty hand painted plate, was won by Mrs. Merritt vandf- yer; the guests prize. brass fern Mrs. Frank Peabody; and the conso- lation prize, silver hat-pin holder, fell to Mrs James Hickey.
 The games were followed by a beau tifully appointed luncheon. The cen- traI adorning of the table was an exy quisite pot of tulips and the other floral decoration of the apartments were jon- quils. All carried out a tasteful plan in which yellow was the tone of color.
 Mrs. Virgins entertainment of the Wednesday Card Club was one of the most delightful in the history of the meetings of the members.
 MEETING or COLONIAL
 DANES WITH MRS. JONES
 The Colonial Danes Circle met with Mrs. Harvey Jones yesterday afternoon at her home. 644 South Lawrence Street. Those who attended were members of the Alabama Society of Colonial Danes and number of ladies who arc inter- ested in colonial history and who in- tend to become members of the society.
 The feature of the meeting was A lecture by Dr. Thomas M. Owen on ''rhe Great Points in History in Ala. banaa."
 Mrs. Jones showed her guests a number of interesting colonial relics. among them some brick from the pow der magazine at Fort Louis.
 Mrs. Jones entertained her guests at iuncheon after the lecture by pr. owen.
 NOTICE, TNFERMARY AID.
 The Infrmary Aid will meet Friday ttomorrow) afternoon at o'clock, with Mrs. Victor Hanson.
 Miss Ellen Tyson will leave today for Auhurns where she will spend the 22nd with Mrs. J. If. Falkner. She will attend the A. P. I. dances which will take place on that day. She wllI be accompanied by her brother, Master Jordan Tyson, who will be the guest of the Masters Falkner. Mrs. Arthur Ramseur of Atlanta is visiting Mir. and Mrs. F. Gerald Sal. ter at their home 221 sayre Street. Mrs. Ramaeur will be pleasantly remenn. bered by her friends as Miss Louise Daniel. .ste
 Her friends vii be glad to learn that Miss Annie Danziger Is convaiesceut atfer her recent illness in Louisvi1le. btfss Danziger, accompanied by her mother, Mrs Harry Danziger, who has been at her bedside for the last three weeks. is expected to arrive home this evening.
 t Mrs. W. P. Thompson of Tnslksgse Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. F. M. Sheehan.
 Mir, L.. c. piokerson Is critically III with pneumonia at his home, lss Mo- bile Street.
 Mrs.'M. p. England of Utica. N. r., is visiting Mir. and Mrs. F, Fl. Merritt at their home. ss Amanda Street.
 The Mothers Union will meet this morning. with Mrs. Ray Rushton at 1V:S0 o'clock.
 Miss Hattie Ballard of TalIadega is the guest of her sister. Mrs. W. B. Williams on Jefferson Street.
 Mrs Cora Scott of Auburn Is spend- ing q few days with Mrs. A. Moritz at sos North McDonough Street, and win leave in few days for New York.
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 Mrs. J T. Boyd of Brswton Is here attending her husband, who for some days has been under treatment of a To- cal physician at local infirmary.
 
 Ex-Governor Allen D. CandIer of Georgia reached Montgomery yesterday morning and was joined last night by Mrs. Cand1er, who came over from At- lanta to be with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Bunkley, who has been in bad health for some time.