The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-24
Social and Personal
MEETING or COLLEGE GRLs, CLuB

MEETING OF COLLEGE GIRLS, CLUB
 Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock a very enthusiastic meeting of the Col lege Girls Club was held. Miss Louise Chesnutt presiding.
 The attendance was unusually good, and much interest was shown by the members in plans for the work of the winter. The situation among the poor of the city was discussed and 1t was decided that the club should select a worthy child, who Is In real need. and supply her with clothing and with arr ticles necessary for her attendance at some school For the next few meet ings the members of the club will be occupied in sewing for the little girl of their adoption, the whole hour be- ing devoted to this purpose. A com nittee was appointed to consult the ladies of the charity work of the city and to report at the next meeting the names of the most worthy poor.
 Miss Chestnut then read a letter from Miss Davis, the Y. W. c. A. general secretary. who Is now away on her vacation. The letter was full of encouragement to the girls and of en- thusiasm over the work to be done.
 After short but interesting pro- gram on Japan. Miss cecelia Payne favored the club with a song, Mig non." and Miss Bean gave beauti-
 full piano solo. The club was also much indebted to Miss Annie Chandler for My Rosary" and Love Me, and
 the World Is Mine"
 The meeting was then adjourned un- til Monday at 3:30 p. m., the hour be- ing changed from the morning period
 on account of the opening of the city school.
 Mrs. J. J. Haycraft is visiting rela- tives in Luverne.
 Miss Annie Foss Smith has returned from Auburn. where she has been visit ing relatives,
 Mrs. Meyer s. Gerson and Misses Caroline and Bernice Gerson, have re- turned home after a stay of several
 months in North Carolina. MT. W. J. Chambers has returned
 home after delightful trip East. Miss Annie May Grigg has returned from visis to friends in Atlanta. Miss Florence Tailman and Miss
 Mary Tallman have returned from a Hatchehubbee
 Mir. and Mrs Stanley Gordon Tarill- | ton have gone to housekeeping at 5le Jefferson Street.
 Mrs. S. Lewy and Miss Pauline Lewy are expected to return Friday from a visit to friends in Birmingham Mir. and Mrs. L. B. Whitfield and children have returned home after a visit of several weeks to his mother
 Mrs. M. J. Whitfield. and sister. Mrs,
 A. L.. Dowdell, in Opelika. They re- turned in their new auto and made the trip in i've hours, Mr. and Mrs. Whit field were delightfully."- entertained dur ing their visit to Opelika. where they
 formerly resided.
 Miss Bessie Miles, Miss Bessie Mad,
 dox, Miss Gladys Hudson, Miss Ruby
 Richardson and Miss Belle Anderson, left this morning for the Judson. Miss Virginia Abercrombie has gone
 to Nashville to attend Ward Seminary. Miss Harriet Bomar and Miss Helen Patrick. who have been visiting Miss
 Bessie Miles, have returned to their
 home in Marion.
 Mrs. Mary Whiting is expected home l in a few days from Connecticut where
 she has spent the summer. | MT. and Mrs. Frank P. Glass and daughters, Misses Christine. Louise and EveIyn Glass. and Master Bryson Glass 1 have returned home after spending the summer at Green Briar White Sulphur
 Springs, Va Land Atlantic City. Miss Lottie Starr Walsh. of Jack
 sonville, is visiting MT. and Mrs. M. | webb at the Glenmore. l. +
 | Mrs. George W. Jones and son. As i ton, have returned from Atlantic City. | --
 Judge and Mrs. Jonathan Haralson