The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-01
By Mrs. J M deCottes

zl8M4lla4 y Szln 1INl xl lhz1Nh III 0h1 I girls to whom she gave great pleasure. I all the more enjoyable because the affair was surprise party. Mrs. Isaacson. in honor of her guest. Miss Maud Strauss of Montgomery without letting the latter suspect her inten- tions. had notified Misses Mathile Wolf, Fannye Gusdorf. Ella Eagle. Corine Leva. Lily Leya. Carrie Sulzbacher. Emily Friedman, Frances HerfeId. Reulah Krauss and Lily Fisher to be at her home at o'clock to meet Miss Strauss whose engagement to MT. Leo Krauss of Selma. has just been an- nounced. When these girls arrived they were ushered into beautifully I decorated rooms and bidden to play six hand euchre. The surprise of the l honoreq was complete. and the games most spirited, resulting in the first prize going to Miss Snlzbacher, and the visitors prize to Miss Fisher. A delicious two course luncheon finished | up most deIightfuI afternoon. which will make Mrs. Isaacson long remem- bered by an ideal hostess. MRS. sABEL's CARD PARTY.
 Mrs sam Sabef was the charming hostess of a Bridge Party" at her home on South Perry Street Thursday afternoon fin celebration of the gath anniversary of her wedding day The house was tastefully adorned with handsome palms and American beau | ties
 The first prize. handsome silver loving cup was won by Mrs. Ben Hell black silk hose feii to Mrs. Leo strass- burger
 A four course luncheon was served in the spacious dining room after the games.
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 The souvenirs were boxes of candy tied with large green bows
 Among the guests were Mrs. Henry Abraham, Mrs. Maurice Seligman. Mrs. Leo Strasaburger, Mrs. Ben Helburn, Mrs simon We'll. Mrs. Kaufman Of Jacksonville, Miss Carrie Abraham. MT Joe Abraham of New Orleans. Mrs. Eorrester Of New York and Mrs. Sam YOUNG WOMEN's CHRISTIAN
 ASSOCIATION NOTES. There will be meeting of the Board or Directors Monday morning at II o'clock at the Association building.
 Mrs. Florence Harris, Pres.
 The Fellowship Club, Of the Associa- ton wslf meet as usual on Monday evening. Miss Bernice Summers, Pres ident of the Club. will conduct the Bi- ble study. The lesson will be the eighteenth chapter of Acts
 The vesper service this afternoon will be led by Miss Ethel Beane.
 Most encouraging reports of the progress of Miss Tayiors Bible classes come to us from Columbus, Miss.
 A Bible conference, similar to the one recently held In Montgomery, will be conducted by MT. J. H. McConkey at Athens. Ca.
 There win be meeting of the Re. ligious Committee Tuesday evening at at . An..~ -G.. ann
 Mrs. John w. Jones
 Chairman
 IN HONOR OF MRS. HILL.
 The beautiful card party gIven by Miss Dorothy Siebs on Friday after noon was in compliment to Mrs. Wal. ton Hill, one of the prominent brides of the season. Mrs. Hill wore a handsome gown of pale rose chiffon, and the guests entertained in her honor were: Misses Elizabeth Baldwin, Clem- ent Marks, Jennie SistrunlS, Susie May, May Tyson, Josepha Wilcox. Matilda Norwood, Rebecca Rutledge. Mary Kirkpatrick. Willie Fillmore, Lucia Richardson, Marguerite Rice. Elizabeth Andrews. Mrs. Tabor and Mrs. Warren Tyson.
 MEETING OF MAGAZINE CLUn-
 Mrs. Richard Browder entertained the members of the Magazine Club Friday afternoon when the subject was "Wo- men of the Revolution" and the pro- gram included the following papers:
 Madame Roland, by Miss Woodruff.
 Madame de Lamballi, by Mrs. Morti- mer Futile.
 Madame dc Remusat. by Mrs. John Hastings.
 Madame Campan, by Miss McGehee.
 An enjoyable number of the pro- gram was a dialect reading by Miss Estelle Mitchell, of Rome. Ga.
 
 IN HONOR OF MRS. HURT.
 Mrs. Clayton Tullis complimented Mrs. George Hurt of Eufaula. when she entertained the members of the Wednesday Card Club Friday in her honor. There were number of addi- tiohal guests and seven tables were