The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-19
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 been called the Charlotte Davis Club as a mark of honor to Miss Davis, the General Secretary of the Young Wo- man's Christian Association in Mont gomery, and is composed of the mem- hers of the Y. W. C. A. who make their home at the home of the associa- tion On Perry street.
 The club Is a literary one and the members are now studying the poems of Browning. They meet in the asso- citation parlors every Thursday even ing at 6 o'clock and spend some time in the study and discussion of the poets which they will take up in rapid succession.
 The oficers of the Charlotte Davis Club are Mfss Alice Carr. president; Miss Davis. vice president: Miss Annie Mcbride. secretary. and Miss Julia Gay. treasurer. The program committee is composed of the president Miss Carr; the vice president. Miss Davis, Miss Norman Webster and Miss Berenics Summers.
 Te members of this new club are Miss Annie Gay. Miss Alice Carr, Miss Charlotte Davis. Miss Annie Mcbride. Miss Julia Gay. Miss Norman Webster. Miss Berenics Summers, Miss Abbie Mo- Lean. Miss Ethel Ramage and Miss Alph6 Iuc&Gfs
 The Charlotte Davis Club makes three we'll organized and influential clubs which are auxiliaries to the Young woman's Christian Association. Their work supplements that of the Y. W. c. A. and the meetings are held in the r. W. c. A. home. The Eel lowshlp Club is the oldest and most firmly estab biished of these clubs. being three years old. The memDers of this club of which Miss Eugenia Knabe ia president. number forty and they meet every Monday evening at o'clock and have tea at the Y. W. C. A. home. Later they spend some time in religious work and Bible study after which there Is 6 social hour in which the mem. bers of the club chat together and discuss ways and means of accom- plishing the good for which they are working.
 The College Girls Club. which was recently organised and of which Miss Kate Brooks Steiner is president. meets every Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the home and the members spend an hour in the study of Shakespeare They are at present reading Two Gen. tlenen of Verona The object of the auxiliary to the r. W. C. A. is to gather together at some common naset. ing place the college girls of Mont Romery, those who have finished as well as those who have not yet com pietsd their course, and to interest them in '. ". c. 4. work so that they will become active members of the Young woman's Christian Association at those colleges where such orgariss- tions exist and to help found them where they have not yet been started MEssRs HAAS AND SIMON
 CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
 A small but delightful affair of last evening was the dinner at wheh MT. Reuben Haas and Mir. Harry Simon en- tained In celebration of their 21st birthday aniversary. The dinner was given at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Haas on Church street and covers were laid for twenty-one on a beauti- fully adorned and exquisitely appoint ed table.
 Mir. Harry Marks of Selma. was toast master for the occasion and the other members of the party were; Mir, walter Lobnaan, MT. Lester Jacobi, Mr. Emile Meyer, Mir. Ernest Meyer. MT. Harold Jacobi, Mir. Jake Hirseh. Mir. Jerome Slegel, of Selma; Mir. Harry Marks. of Selma; Mir. Adolph Wiel, Mfr. Irwin Gassenaeimer, MT. Julian Rice, Mir. Ellis Altman, MT. Herbert Hertz, Mir. Henry Strauss, Mir. Sam Dreyfus, Mir. Walter Rosenthal. of Cincinnati; Mir. Herman simon, Mir. Eugene Alex ander and Mir Harry Davis.
 FOR MTss PAYNE.
 4 Macon exchange says:
 Miss Cecilia Payne, of Montgomery. fingers in Macon to the delight of a multitude of friends In her old home She is now visiting her cousin Mrs. AL a .a 4Ae fAr. was joint honoree with Miss Vaughn at most enjoyable bowling party at the Grand.
 Quite the largest theatoriuna party of the season was given Thursday eve- ming by Miss Elizabeth willingham to Miss Cecilia Payne. who Is her house guest for several days, and on Friday morning Miss Louise Ermjnger enter. tained number of young girls compli- of forty-two furnished amusement for the guests. and a delicious course luncheon was served at the small tables.
 A WEEK END PARTY
 AT POINT CLEAR.
 Miss Annie Danziger, of Montgom- cry, arrived Friday evening on a visit to her friend. Miss Katherine Courtney, and MT. Henry crenshaw and Mir. Will liam Davidson, both of Montgomery. are expected to arrive this morning and the party including Miss Court ney's other guests. Miss Katherine Courtney. of New York. all expect to leave this morning for stay at the Grand Hotel at Point Clear
 Mir. Crenshaw and Mir. Davidson will return to Montgomery on Monday, but the rest of the party will remain over at the Point for several days.
 Mobile Register.
 
 Miss Eugenia Chappell and Miss Eugenia Frazier have gone to Ashville, N. C.. to spend some time.
 Miss Florence Cohen has returned from West Point. Ga. where she has been visiting friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Gerald salter have gone to Omaha, Ga. to visit friends.
 
 Tn an article in The Age Herald de- seribing several of the most beautiful homes of Birningh am, is found the fol- lowing concerning the home of MT. and Mrs. Mark Lewis. Mrs Lewis was formerly Miss Mildred Howell of Cali fornia. She was a noted belle before her marriage and as young matron is one of the most famous beauties of the South. She has on several occas- ions been an admired visitor to Mont. gomery when she was the guest of Mrs. Oliver P. Bartlett, formerly Miss Mcqueen, who shares with Mrs. Lewis the reputation of being one of the most beautiful women of the South.
 The Age Herald says of the beauti-