The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26
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@mmmWmm REPRESENTATIVES. Balsinger. Dixie oruhi, christine Glass. Mary Meyer, Grace Betty, Netts Jones, Taylor Beale, Paula and Dorothy Siebs, Clara Ellen Forbes, Josepha Wilcox, Annie Danziger, Gertrude Johnstone, and Miss Whitmore of Virginia. The largest score by club member was made by Mrs. Herbert Jones, who | was presented with pair of silk hose; that by . guest was made by Miss An- l nie Danztger, whose prize was a rose hat pia. Miss Marie Alexander also received a hat pin as a consolation. Roses and chrysanth emums of every hue and color were arranged about the rooms with brilliant effect Dainty re- treatments were served after the close of the exciting game.
 SURPRISE PARTY AT Y. W. c. A. On Monday night the young women in the Y, w. c. A Boarding Home gave a birthday surprise party to Miss AL pha Tucker. one of their number The pastime for the evening was pulling candy, a pastime thoroughly enjoyed | by all present. Just before separat- ing, the guests presented Miss Tucker with handsome box of handkerchiefs, gift which expressed the affectionate regard In which she Is held by her A
 THE "NoNE sUCHe
 BASKET BALL TEAM. The young women who board at the Y. W. c. A. expect to have some lively games of basket ball in the near future
 The None Such" Club will provide these games. the two teams within that organization being made up of tn e following: Miss Gay, captain; Misses l Whitley. RamaEe, Alice Gay. Miss Polk. Mss Reeves, captain; Misses Ray, Stewart, Tharn and Gay.
 Miss Lutz was unanimously elected President of the organization; Miss Julia Gay, Secretary. and Miss Ethel Ramage. Treasurer. Much enthusiasm Is being shown by the girls and 1t re- mains to be seen which side will come Of with the honors. The first game will be played on Wednesday evening. SUPPER BY LADIES' AID
 OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. very enjoyable social was given by one of the circles of the Ladies' Aid So- ctety at the Central Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening. Nov. 24. A bountiful supper, which included oysters on its generous bill of fare, was served by the 3ladies. They de- serve much praise for their efforts in making the affair a success.
 
 PRETTY GIRLS FOR AUBURN, l maids for Auburn will leave the Ex- change corner. where they will be driven in taliyho to the ball park to watch the struggle between Auburn | and Georgia The young ladies will wear the college colors of the Auburn team, and each one will carry a bunch of orange and blue chrysanthsmums | khA ewrAt .A-.N El aak. a~4HV en to place on the side lines where the fair maids will cheer Auburn on to victory. The following will be the l sponsors and maids and their escorts: Sponsors, Miss Annie AyeFitt of Bir- mingbam and MT. E. W. Thornton Of l Auburn; Miss Bessie Thaeh of Au-
 burn and Mir. Marshall Mays of Au- burn.
 Maidsv-Miss Gayle Balsinger of | Pittsburg, and Mir. Everett Jackson of Montgomery; Miss Carolyn Willingham I of College Park. Ga, and MT. ehas l Woodruff of Birmingham, Miss Madge Averett of Birsningham and Mir. J. T,
 Pearson of Montgomery, Miss Lillian | Brantley of Troy and MT. s, A, Els
 berry of Montgomery. Miss Mary FL l fen Harris of Montgomery and MT | VIII Oates of Montgomery, Miss Mar I gaFet Reynolds of Anniston and Mir. | Henry Letcher of Mobile, Miss Ola Hoop 1 CT of Birmingham and Mir. George L. HaRris of Montgomery. Miss Clara FL l len Forbes of Montgomery and Mir. P. v Stout of Montgomery.
 Y MEETING OF CITY FEDERATION. l There was a called meeting of the
 Federatiou of City Clubs at Carnegie library at four o'clock eesterday after
 noon. Much unfinished business per
 taining to the State Federation wal
 taken up. The resignation of threc ii officers were accepted. Mrs. Phare' 4 Coleman resigned her place as pres l ident to take up the greater respon' I sibility of the presidency of the Statf
 Federation. Mrs. Hudson's resignation as, vice president was rendered hecessary by her trip abroad. Mrs | Wiisle Lanier Durr had rendered heI | resignation some time since. It was
 accepted with regret. There will bc | another meeting of the Federation al
 same place on December thirC The directors. or executive board. ara | asked to meet at the library at three
 o'clock on the third of December.
 MISS MCQUEEN ENTERTAINs.
 Miss Lula McQueen was the charm
 Ing hostess at a bridge luncheon or last evening. The affair was given
 the seasons debutantes. and provet
 to be the most enjoyable of the many I entertainments given to their pleas ure.
 The lower floor of the spaciou
 home was opened for the occasion
 and was lavishly decorated. The col ors were red. white and green. The
 introduction of profusion of holll