The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-12
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 ENTERTAINs AT CARDS:
 The members of the Young Lnu.ss sntsr. Whist Club were erno rnann when they were tba guesfs of Miss Alma Gassen1 heirI1er at her home on Perry Strsse sr. number of other frlendss fras,slssu, tIospitality6 Nfiss Garsenheimer was assisted ,s py Mrs' Sidney Gassenheimer. Mv Miss wh Bloome and Mrs. Aioels eho James on cx- nnnssite 6and-painted souvenir cares, The three prizes were awahneu ,ha cinb sb Miss Ray Caddena;;s na;s wno wstoc,Sipes: to Mrs. Ice lehman. the guest prize, waoS wMoSr color picture, and to Mss Dei,s en,e, -eoior the consolation prize ara ths work of rhe Eusesfs, in addition to the mem- bers of the club, were re- MISS of sas cincin. nati. Miss Bach of New. York, Mrs Ss,a. st,as ney Gassenhe;mer of New York M,ss s1,ss Corneiia Well of Henderson. NY. vs si'os os Nav Oriearss. Mrs. A. Soloman of Co., iumbus. and Miss Rosa strauss xouxc womEv,s CHRISTIAN
 ASSOCIATION NOTES.
 Since it was impossible to hold the Gulf State convention this year, 1t IS hoped that the Mississippi and Ala- selves Ds,H of s5 tbs o5pportunity of attending s cabinet conference to be held at the industr:al Institute and College, coiunfls me bus Miss; Apr, lOlls Mias Disbro pn Miss h Fitch, Miss Stennis, and others promi- nent in the Gulf States work Plans are being made for a most pr%aeticai. % members. particularly commtttee char, man, are urged to attend A cordial invitation has. been extended the Mon5i ,l1,,, gomery Association. Entertainment will be provided for the delegates,
 It is hoped that the newly crganized class in physical culture may have the t5e at the gymnasium. Any who wish to ioin this class will please notify Mrs. Mizeil, chairman of the physical cul' ture committee
 NO NAME CLUB MET
 WITH MISS WILLIAMS. The No Name Club met with Miss her her. home on Perry Street. when the subject was, Prime Factors in Edu- cation.e The program included:
 A paper on "UnLversity Extension A paper on "chautauaua Movements" by Mrs. Alfred Woolfolk.
 A talk on. her visit to chautauaua, A paper on .'womens Clubs" by Mrs. Charles Stakely.
 Mrs. " A. Gayle; as President of #
 
 Clubs, presented the first year book of the Association and made talk on 1t Mrs. Roauenore of Boston and Miss Mitchell of Rome Ga. were guests of the club at this meeting.
 MEETING OF HCTEn r . ToEs .n
 The Peter. Forney Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met with Mrs. Horace Stringfellow yes- terday afternoon at her home on Sayre Street with an attendance of twenty four members. The business that occu- new members and discussion on the subject of a gold medal to be awarded for the best paper on Revolutionary History written by pupil of the pub lie school.
 After the business meeting Mrs: stringfellow entertained her guests at luncheon.
 NOTICE. RELLINGER HILL
 The Beilineer Hill School Improve ment Association will meet today at s;s0 o'clock at thc school house All members are urged to be present.
 NOTICE, CITY FEDERATION.
 A meeting of the City Federation Committee. which was called for Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock: will be held Friday morning at II o'clock
 Mrs. Gus Davis has returned home after visit to relatives in Pensacola. Mrs. s. A. Reed and little niece. Miss Mabel Ethridge, have returned from New Orleans. where they attended .--------.-.------.-----.