The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-01

Y tn heaven and earth. merci- z N fuily hear the complications =
 of Thy people. and grant us '
 Thy peace all the days of our . z life. through Jesus Christ our . Elizabeth Andrew. Katherine Dent, Mary Kirkpatrick. Dora Davidson. Jean Burke. Mary Mcqueen, Lizzie Fitxpat- rick snd Annie Dansiger.
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 BABY SHOW OF THE CRADLE
 CHAPTER AND WINNIE
 DAVIS AUXILIARY.
 The baby show and lawn party given yesterday afternoon by the Cradle Chapter and auxiliary, Winnie Davis, was q great success In beauty as we'll as finance. Nearly 200 babies and chill dren. all decidedly pretty and many beautiful. presented . most difncult task for the judges, who were out of- town gentlemen.
 The baby and carriage of MT. and Mrs. George Weever. The carriage was beautifully decorated with chrysan- themums and placard. Get Busy for Greater Montgomery" The fine g. AhVAths-ufQ pdpy tu tulb carriage at- tracted considerable attention and ad'
 Possibly the most artistically deco rated baby carriage in the show was that of Mfr. and Mrs. Henry Knabe. In this carriage the two handsome Knabe boys. dressed as Cupids in pink tights and wings with gilded cases of arrows, with the older of the two drawing the chariot of pink and gold, It's canopy all festooned with morning glories. presented beautiful picture.
 Another beautiful carriage and baby was that of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin.
 Mir, and Mrs. Landaur's little girl re- celved prize for the most beautiful baby girl. and little Lucille washburn Brame received a prize for the most beautiful baby. MT and Mrs. Nose Stuart's boy received the prize for the most beautiful boy.
 Among others who received blue rib bons and special mention for beauty and fine appearance were the little daughters of Mir. and Mrs. l. Moog, the little daughter of MT. and Mrs vincentelii. the little daughter of Mir and Mrs. Sydney Winter.
 The grounds were beautifully deco' rated, and during the afternoon rec ord music was furnished, The refreshs ment committee, Mesdames Lamar Travis Stratton and Miss Gabrielle Watts, were kept busy dispensing cool' ing drinks throughout the afternoon %
 FOR MONTGOMERY GIRLS. Miss Mary streit was one of th' younger hostesses of the week, enter. taining at adance for Miss Esther Hal and Miss Opal Hall of Montgomery, thu guests of Miss Mary sibfey. The Street residence is especially | we'll adapted for entertaining at { dance as the library, dining room ant den may be thrown together. making | one spacious ballroom on the larg' | yeranda fruit punch was served. th' bowl being gracefully presided over p, ?, Boardman. The zveranda, as well Q, the interior of the house, was adorned with flags and bunting fin recognition | of the approach of. the Fourth of July The ices and cakes also suggested tn patriotic color scheme.
 The children danced the german three boys sharing the honors of lead ership. First, Reuben Lewis led witt the hostess; later. Clifford Forbes wit Miss Orline Barnstt. and at the clos | of the evening. Joseph White led. as sisted by Miss Florence Hodges. There were forty guests and tn evening proved most enjoyable to ev eryone-Birmingham Ase-Herald. | f-
 BRIDGE PORCH PARTY. 1 A charming social event of Tuesda! evening was the bridge porch party a which Miss Irma Stoll entertained a her home on Mildred Street in honor O l two attractive visitors in the city, Mrs | Ben Friedman, of Eufaula, and Mis- May Bernheim. of Birmingham The porch was prettily decorated fol the occasion with palms ana cut flow CTS. The prize awarded was won bJ | Miss Bernheim.
 /, Delicious refreshments were served | Miss Stoll's guests were, Mrs. Ber Friedman of Eufaula, Miss Bernheim o Birmingham, Misses Emily Meyer. Sa die Jacobi. Rebecca Moore. Blanche | New, Della Mohr and Fun Meyer. MISS TOMPKINS COMPLIMENTED Mir. J. I. Shannon entertained 1 few friends Tuesday night at a moon | light boat ride. complimentary to Ms Lula Tompkins. of Fitzpatrick. | A delightful lunch was enjoyed dur were Miss Tompkins. Miss Hazel Gov inston. Miss Lila Bell Allen, Mis- Marguerite Day. Miss Clara Coving l ton, MT. Douglass Clint, MT. Mo Gregor. Mir. snodgrass. Mir. Faulcor Finn and Mir. odatus shannon. | * 4
 MISS TYSON ENTERTAINs FOR MISS HOLDER
 Miss Evelyn Tyson. was the charm | ing hostess last evening at an autt ride and dinner in honor of her at tractive guest. Miss Ella May Holder | of Stroud. Okla.
 | The merry party left the Tyson hom, about 8 o'clock and enjoyed a two hours ride.
 
 with a delicious course dinner. There were twelve in the rarty. PICNIC POsTPONED. The picnic and dance which was tC have been given by the younger set ai