The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-21

Loeb, Mir. and Mrs. Mort Meyer. MT. and Mrs. Terry Greil. Mir. and Mrs. Theo Lobman. pr. and Mrs. B. c. Ehrsnreich. Mrs. Lee Lehman.
 stags--Paul Kiotz. soi wertheiher. Joe Hirsh. Herbert Hertz. Jake Hirsh. MRS. RUsHToN ENTER
 TANNED MOTHERS UNION.
 The Mothers Union met with Mrs Ray RushtOn yesterday morning at her home on Court Street. The subject was "Expressive Instinct of Language and Drawing" The papers of the program Speech" by Mrs. E. W. Sandwich. read by Mrs. Rushton. Stages of Language Learning" by Mrs. s. II Lee: "chii- dren's Vocabulary by Mrs. Giich rist; "Chiidren's Drawings" by Mrs. T. r.
 Mrs. w j.. Chambers. Director of tho club. made q report and talked on the subject of "Federation Pages.' She bers of the Mothers Union subscribe for the Mothers Congress Magazine, which they all did. Mrs Chambers said that she recommended the reading or this magazine for the purpose of learn ing the Brown Lee code system Of child training. She advised the earnest workers in school Improvement to read the article and put It into force. The discussion of the papers was particu- larly animated.
 After the literary program. soc.al hour. during which refreshments were served. was enjoyed.
 IRwIN-FARLEY. Col. John B. Irwin of Dawson, Ca, and Mrs. Mary F. Farley of Philadei- phia. Pa, were quietly married in the 4.x. %rt and fAfAtiVeA at the residence of Mir. D. M. Bastian' yesterday evening at o'clock. The impressive Catholic marriage service was performed by Father, Piersal Following the ceremony an Informal raeent.on was held at the New Ex' change Hotel, where Mir. and Mrs. Irwin received the best wishes or tncir friends. Luncheon was served In the Exchange cafe.
 of Dawson, Ga. and has several times represented his district in the Georgia Tegisfature He was also Soiicitor- General of the Pataula circuit. Mrs. Farley is a native of Phtladei- | nhfa. but has been residing in Dawsop for two years. She has relatives in Montgomery and came here to join MT. Irwin for the ceremony.
 roNrAN CLUB MEETS
 WITH MRS. sFRATFORD Mrs. John Stratford was the hostess | of the Iunian Club at the meeting yes | terday morning held at her home or 1 Adams Street. The subject for study | of the club was American Literature The paper of the morning. by Mrs | Kealh ofer, was on Wit, Humor and l Pathos of American Literature" Mrs. II. c. Gunnels was director fol | the meeting and the program arranged | by her included the reading by Mrs l Seymour of Mark Twain's speech on hIl 1 roth birthday. Holmes's Last Lear | was read by Mrs. Lamar Law. Mrs 1 Cunnels passed among the member, | slips of paper upon which humorous anecdotes were written. and each mem | ber read aloud the one handed to her | After the literary program was rem dered Mrs. Stratford entertained hel I guests at luncheon. The tables were
 adorned with vases of jonquils. Guests | of the club at this meeting were Mrs l Ogden Of Nashville and Mrs. AtchisoI
 of New Orleans.
 1 DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB. 10 The members of the Country CIu'
 and their friends who attended tn
 dance st he7ciub Wednesday, evetinI 1 were:
 Miss Bessie wInn, Miss SaIiie Carte of Virginia, Miss Lucia Richardson
 Miss Bertha fitzpatrick. Miss Mari T Alexander. Miss Florence Davidson
 Miss Mary Kirkpatrick. Miss Franki
 Jones. Miss Doris Tyson. Mrs. Merritt
 vandiver. Mrs. Miron Smith of Ney York. Mir. Henry Crenshaw. Mir. Vii
 liam Davidson, MT. Frank Randolph
 pr. wsstcott, Mir. Archie Tyson, MT
 John Wallace, IT,. Mir. Frank Browder
 Mr. Merrell Moore, Dr. Montgomery
 Mir. Henry Conniff. Mr. William Con niff. MT. Paul Parker. Mir. Young, MT
 Cox. Mir. Taylor. MT. Henry Alexander
 Mir. James willcox, Mr. Kirkpatrick Q
 Chicago.
 MRS. TROY HOSTESS OF
 N~ THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUE l At her home on Perry Street. Mrs
 Alex Troy beautifully entertained th T members of the Thursday Bridge CluI d yesterday morning. There were eigh II tables at which the games were played