The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-24
THE SOCIAL SIDE
THE ATHIETIC GIRL.

THE ATHBEEEC 1hhk'
 Ever watch the athletic girl at homer
 Ever know her to pan out there?
 Maybe. but not always.
 one of the most helpless inencient but ornamental young women ever knew is a good golf player. me horseback rider an excellent tennls player and a most indefatigaole wax er She really Is but just watch her expression when some home duty re- Quires the lifting of a trunk the aweeping of a room. the hanging or picture or the bringing of scuttle oI coal. A six months old infant could be no more helpless. If some one at home humor the idiosyncrasy'
 That same girl who poses TOT tne fashionable and adorable creature of health and strength will always when no man is about to admire be too tired to walk all over town doing shopping for her mother and will sit in the cold rather than bring a scuttfe of coal from the next room to replenish the fire She will sweep the dirt under the wardrobe and bureau. and will leave the dust and cobwebs undisturbed in her apartment while she sleeps away the hours between her athletic and sporting pleasures.
 The day of masculine admiration for the puny girl has long since past and the real up to date girl. or woman for that. will give any excuse for neg lected social duty of the declining of an unattractive invitation rather than put up plea for leave of absence on account of illness.
 In ye olden time when the dainty lackadaisical woman was in vogue and ailments were a prolific source of sub tects for conversation with pride mi lady catalougued her afflictions. But the up to date woman eschew bad health as if it were something to hide as 1t often should be because 1t is a cultivated habit. So the athletic girl faunts her strength when a masculine audience is fin front" and whines over her aches and pains and that tired feeling when the main object in life is to escape duties and her audience is composed of only home folk for whose admiration she Is not suing.
 INFORMAL DANCE AT
 PICKETT STRINGS.
 A dance at Pickett Springs on Fri day evening was one of the delightful social functions of the week. when the party included:
 Miss Clara Galloway. Miss Lizzie Beale, Mss Ida Parrish, Miss Mary Burke. Miss Nonie Moore Vaughan, Miss Clara Davis Miss Clara Westcott, Miss Taylor Beale, Miss Annie Solo, mon. Miss Katherine Dent. Miss Rebec- ca Rutledge. Miss Maude Howe, Miss Lula Mcqueen, Miss Virginia Holt, Miss Annie Chandler. Miss Phedora Ram doIph, Miss Annie Warren Jones. Miss Mary Meyer. Miss Sara Warren Wlker- son, Miss Jean Burke. Miss Morgan of Mobile, Miss Bessie Burke. Miss Zu- ieika Parker Miss Georgia Richardson. Miss Ellen Tyson, Miss King. Miss Bessie Rogers, MT. Troy Halls, Mir. Nicrosl, Mir. James Browder. Mir. Dick Stevens Mir. Cherry. Mir. Louis Lasse- ter. Mir. Frank Noble. Mir. Powell Holt, Mfr. George Miles, Mir. Thornton Clarke, Mir. Winner Flynn, Mir. Robert Grigg. MT. James Maddox, MT. Fielder Halls. Mir Virgil Chandler. Mir. N. D. Eu- banks. MT. Douglass Mcqueen, MT. Patterson, Mir. Wyly Jones' MT. Harris washburn. MT. Benjamin Washburn. Mir Sam Adams, Mir. Shep Dowdell, MT. William Davidson, Mir. Mills Thornton, Mir. Edward Morgan, Mir. Howard Doug lass. Mir. Phares Coleman. Jr., Mir. Harris Judge. MT. Tom Alley. MT. Brad ford Alley MT. Thomas Webb. Mir Thomas Holt Mir. Harry Randy, Mir. Watford. Mir. Duke, Mir Yarbrough MT. Butt, Mir. Matthews. Mir. Robert Young, Mfr Churchill Marks Mir. Penn Morri- Z sett. Mir Earl Clapp. Mir. Folmsr. Mir Startling, Mir. Sailing. Mir. Virgil Grif- fin, MT. Garside Harris, MT. George Leach Harris.
 MISSES PELzER ENTER
 TANNED AT CARDS.
 Miss Ethel Pelzer and Miss Anna Pelzer entert Sned at cards yesterday morning when in addition to the mem bers of the Saturday Card Club they had as their guests a number of other friends who enjoyed the occasion.
 The Misses Pelzer were assisted by their sister, Mrs. David Whetstone.
 The club prize. a half dozen hand kerchiefs, was won by Miss Lucy Ram dolph, and the guests prize, beauti- ful fan, was won by Miss Matilda Nor wood. The guests were:
 Mrs. Laben Tyson. Mrs. c. B. Teas ley, Mrs. Frank Peabody. Mrs J. N. Baker. Mrs. Warren Tyson. Mrs Ben- jamin Fitzpatrick. Miss Mary Metcalf. Miss Lida Mashburn. Miss Matilda Nor wood, Miss Margaret Cham bers. Miss Elizabeth Beale Miss Jennie Sistrunk. Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Lula Virden, Miss Dorsey Tyson. Miss Flora Stake ly, Mrs George Tyson, Miss Caroline Hannon, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. Miss Mary Seibles Ball, Miss Fife May Wag- ner, Miss Lucretia Wyman, Mrs. Law renee Anderson, Miss Sadie Wyman. Miss Alice Lahey. Mrs. E. B. Joseph, Jr., Mrs. Joe Holt, Mrs. J. Ware Walk CT, Mrs William Stewart, Miss Carolyn 
 Margaret Lahey.
 MISS STRONG ENTERTAINED
 CHAFING DISH PARTY
 Miss Lucille Strong entertained the members of the Chafing Dish Club last evening at the home of her parents Mir and Mrs. l.. c. Strong, on South McDonough Street.
 Three apartments were thrown to- gether for the occasion and ferns and cut flowers were attractively used tc further beautify them.
 Games were played and delightful refreshments were served during the latter part of the evening. The party included: Mir. James Browder and Mist Clara Galloway. Mir. Lee Betty and Miss Palmer Ellsberry. MT. Edmond Rag land and Miss Frances PelZer Mir Highland Webber and Miss Elizabetf Picker, MT. Reedy Ellsberrv and Nils! Virginia Holt. Mir. Richard Stevens anC