The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-01
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u10nEUn0nuan mDnon Eugene smith. Robert Piait PSst stout. Warren Brown and Bernard Steiner. MEETING or loSiAx cLus. The roniAns held the last meeting
 of the old year, with Mrs. Burweii Boy tkin. so soutb Perry Street, yesterday. Mts John strstford. vice-President. 1 me sps,sst Of study was women | Mrs. John 'strstford was director for
 Mrs. FisS read an fntrodu etofy sf- titie eivlng reasons for and circurn-
 stancss which led to the establishment of the saIons and [ description of per-
 sons composing these select coteries of the seventeenth and eighteenth
 centuries In France
 Mrs. stratford read q history of
 Hotel Hambouiliet, giving main chair actsriAtios of karquise RafabouiIlet and ] her court.
 These were followed by, talks on women who were leaders of Salons Mile. sudderi. by Mrs. ounneis; Madame du Deffand, Mrs. Crittendon: Mime. de lPompadour. Mrs. Fisk; Mime. de la Fayette, Mfs. Andrews; Mme. ae staei Mrs ShehAn; Mime. Necker. Mrs. KaeI- hofer; Mme. de Sevfgne, Mrs. Cole l rnefl; Mnie. Roland. Mrs. Anderson. : l Then the .hfst haif of names on the club list gave arguments in favor of calling this independent move of the Women of the Solon a rennaissance, while the other half of list discussed
 the movement as q reaction from
 corrupt court life,
 HRS. szosELY ENTERTAINED | FOR MISS JONES. 1 on Tuesday evening Mrs. l.. IT. Moseiey of Highland Park entertained h compliment to her sister, Miss Maels
 Jones of Barachias. Games and music
 and dancing were enjoyed. Mrs Nose- ly wore a white orsandie and lace Mss Joness gown was cream fouiard Piano solos were rendered by Mrs, Maude Orr and Miss uussie Bail. Tho
 house was decorated in cut fIowers and palms. Refreshments were served during the evening. tt The guests were Miss Lawrence Bell
 soiss, Miss Ado Waiiace, Miss Addie Harris, Aiss Mary Lee Jones, Mss Ad. die Spivey. Miss Gussie Ball Mss Bee. sie Kennedy, Miss Thacker Pope, Miss
 Minnie Osfve, Miss Lucille Holt, Mrs. Maude Orr: Kessfs. Chris Norris. 5anies Earrtsr. Tom o'Hara, Ernest Pope Clyde Fraser. Henty Jones. Otis Jones. Willis Olive. Roland Carlton, Joe Scott
 B. J. Harris. Frank Miller.
 KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
 GIVE CHRISTMAS DANCE. The Montgomery Council No. sys. of the Khiehte of Columbus, gave their l night.
 Ths parIors and reception room on the second noof was decorated in ssni-
 tax, bamboo and rnistietos. Dancing was enjoyed by forty cou- ples. The grand march was led by Mir. kohu and Mss Alice Warren. asslatesi by Mir. Bailey and Mss Kiihge. Tn the card room other guests enjoy. l cd bidseuchre. Here the rooms were decorated in Christmas wreaths and
 tiny red and green electric lights. A
 buffet luncheon was served.
 Mrs. Msehan. Mrs. Ross. Mrs. Jehle
 bowls.
 MISS coGMfLL ENTER. l n TAxNS THE CONsONANTs l Miss Coghill entertained the Conso.
 nant Bfidge Club Thursday afternoon I 4At~hef home onAJeff Davis Avenue. Tn addition to the three tables compris. l Ing the membership of this non-Drlss I cafd club the guests were: Mrs. Ray Rushton. Miss Emtnie Lamar. Mrs | Moray FarnhAin, Miss Myrtle owens Miss Martha Bruce. Miss Sophie Watts
 Mrs. wayne Moore and Mrs. Albert Frame.
 On each table was placed c beautiful blooming plant that was cut for by the ladies ct the end of the game
 The decorations were red and green
 carrying out the Christmas idea.
 A BRIDGE PARTY AT HURTsB0Ro. Last night &fa. s. A. Powell of | Hurteboro gave In honor of her daugh. l ter. Mrs. Dave R. Munk a bridge party. The score cards were suitable to the I New Year sentiment and the prizes lwere awarded. The first was la. pauese chocolate set. the consolation prize silver powder pun box :, Upon each table there was a box Of candy | which was cut for. st Miss Annie Laurie Powell and Miss
 McWiIliams of Union Springs served punch from table in the hall. The house was adorned with cut-fiowers, ferns and palms. 4 course luncheon
 was served U the guests which nun.
 bered over thirty.
 MISS DAHLMA HOLMES GIVES A BRIDGE PARTY. Miss Dahlma Holmes entertained the
 members of the Tuesday Bridge Club | AL RSr (tONoTQaie uOul0t 1nQf80ay | afternoon. The house was decorated with evergreens and roses. The prizes
 were . gold pin and a piece of artistic l pottery. After the game refreshments were served
 MISS MARY ELLEN HARRIS WILL ENTERTAIN FOR MISS VAN AUSDAL. On Thursday, January 7th, Miss
 Mary Ellen Harris will entertain at her home at a bridge luncheon in | honor of Miss Van Ausdal This much feted young lady from Ohio Is the guest of Miss Annie Gasrou. HAGGARD-AVENGER A beautiful home wedding yesterday evening was the marriage of Miss Es- | telie Avtnger and pr. W.sA. Haggar6, | at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. J. "A. Pefdue, 736 South McDonough Street The wedding was at 7:1s D.; .rn. | only a few members of the family aud ! intimate friends being present, [ ! The maid Of honor was Miss Ora
 May Avinger, sister of the bride, pr. | L. Haggard. of Marion, brother of 1 the groom, being the best man. The at- l Aendants were Miss Lucille Perdue and | Mr. Joe Psrdue, Miss Amelia May play ] ing the wedding march and during the ceremony playing Hearts and Flow. | erss"
 | The bride carried bouquet Of brides | roses the decorations of the room be- l ing green and white. and Rev. Mr. Cow. I an, of the southside Baptist Church.