The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-20
ST. PATRICK PARTY.


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 ST. PATRICK PARTY.
 The Philathea Class of the Dexter Avenue Sunday School entertained Tor the Baraca's Tuesday evening at the home of their secretary. Miss Louise Sharp. The, St. Patrick idea was car rled out in the orations, games and menu.
 The games afforded much laughter especially the potato race. to see which couple could carry the moA Irish po> tatoes on a spoon from one to another.
 Miss Nan McWhorter's recitations were pleasant feature of the program. Quartette singing by Messrs. Ander- son, Mastin, Stevens and Brandon was greatly enjoyed MT. Burden gave number of piano selections and the program ended with. an address by MT. Leon McCord.>
 The guests were then invited into the dining room where the following menu was served: Bak ed potatoes. Surprise style), Widow McClouds entree, shamrock sandwiches. olives potato boats, Hibernian salad, crack CTS, lemonade and cake.
 The following were present: Misses , Sudie McDade, Inez, Sallie and Cath l. crime Cotton, Alice Gay. Olivia Main Thenie and Maggie Johnston, Essie Powell, Ada Blue, Annie and Julia Gay Nan Mcwhorter. Mary and Kate Wine gar, Annie R. Walters, Willie K. Edge | Mamie Wright and Mrs. Blue. Messrs Whit Chambless, sack Mastin, Bur, Stephens. R. Semmes, s. Wilcox. Pope Lifsey, Meade, H. P.> Watson, Burden w. Perry, Houser, Patillo. Johnston Leon McCord, W. Brandon, McDaniel A. P Reynolds. W. Griffth. H. Billings ley, Dick Stephens. J. A. Chambless Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Capell. Bob Duff w Anderson and Tom Jones.
 MRS. DEJARNETvTE HOSTESS FOR
 TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
 The Twentieth Century Club wa very delightfully."- entertained yesterda! by the President, Mrs. w. P. DeJar nette, when a program on the genera subject of the American novel was ex ecuted.
 The two tones of the floral decora tions were the club colors. green an' white, and the club flower, white car nation, was In evidence throughout al the apartments.
 An original paper on Nathaniel Flaw thorne was read by Mrs. Ed P. Flow CTS and Miss Charlotte Davis. read selection on The Tendencies of Amer ican Fiction" Mrs. l.. l.. DeJarnett had an original paper on Two South ern NovelistsAThomas Nelson Pag and Mary Johnston" Mrs. c. H Roquemore read a selection from Flaw thorne. Mrs Buckner Beasly gave review of Emerson Hough's book Eff ty-four- Forty or Fight" Mrs, Harr Houghton. was leader for the Curren Events number. <
 A charming feature of the ocasio was the music by Mrs. Mrytle B Campbell, the selections being a song the words of which were written b Thomas Moore, Bendemier's Stream. .. For an encore Mrs. Campbell sang, " love you truly"
 The table was particularly artisti in It's decorations of smilax ropes cross ing each other and confined to the ta ble at either corner with bows of whit tulle. In the center was cut glas vase filled with carnations. In GU glass compotes were white and gree hints and the ices were in the tw colors. A salad course was served Mrs. c. c. Zirkle served the coffee. The guests in addition to the mem hers of the club were Mrs. Georg \ Clevenger of Philadelphia, cousin c the hostess. and her mothers hous guest Mrs. John Walker. Miss Id Walker, Miss Annie Robertson of Bal timore, Mrs. Serbia of New York, Mr. Bruner of Kansas City and Mrs. Lyn Fort.
 MIR. EDMONDS SPEAKS
 TO MOTHERS CIRCLE The meeting of the Mothers Circl held with Mrs Frank Duncan Thurs day was of great interest and vaiu because of the address of Rev. Henr NJ. Edmonds upon the subject, 9Th Moral Training of the Youth. :" Four thoughts in this lecture wer of significant value. First. MT. Ed monds was very emphatic upon tn point thac those persons having th moral training of children must them selves be imbued with hxed beliefs an earnest convictions. and religion as vehicle through which to convey a impress. The second point was the irr portance of constancy of purpose an to moral development. The third wa courage in the undertaking, and tn fourth a clean life.
 A MARCH HARE PARTY. Little Mss Sarah smith was tn hostess yesterday afternoon from \ to 6. at the home of her parents, NJ and Mrs Robert Smith, In celebratio of her ninth birthday. This charmin Gs little miss was prettily attired in white embroidered lingerie over pin silk. and was assisted in receivin her guests by little Miss Sarah Rut who wore a dainty white frock wit ribbons and forgetme-nots.
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