The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17


 ject of the plan assigned tp each. With such an able committee under such able direction, it will be surprising n great good does not come from It. YOUNG MISS zrHkIE oEI- EnRATEs HER NATAL DAY: Little Katharine. the s-year-oid daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c, c. zir- kle. celebrated. with the assistance of twenty-dye of her small friends her 4th birthday yesterday. The color scheme of decoration con- fined itself to pink and white. the flowers used being carnations with ferns. On the table where the birthday cake reposed in state was ctuny lace cover over pink satin. Pink satin bows and pink carnations further adorned the board. On the cake itself burned the four pink candies. The confectiohs were pink in heart shape. The exciting games of pinning the tie on Buster Brown was greatly en- joyed by the little people, making . Formidable rival to the no less fasci- hating pastime of angling in an in-- provfsed pond for souvenirs. The charming little hostess. wearing an embroidered lingerie over pink was assisted In receiving her guests by Misses Juliet Wiley. Elizabeth and Helen Dent Clare Zirkie and William Allen Moore. MEETING or GENERAL SCHOOL
 IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. The General School Improvement As- socfation held its regular monthly meeting yesterday at the Girls High School.
 The chief business transacted was hearing reports of the various chair men of the respective schools forming the association, as well as the reports of special committees. A discussion was had upon the value of the work being done by the Anti Tuberculosis League, and approval was expressed with-a resolution that funds should be contributed by the Associa- ton for the furtherance of the work. Mrs. Leon Well. President of the As- sociation. presided.
 FOR MRS. SOL RErNACH.
 Mrs. Sam Sabel, at her elegant home on Perry Street was the hostess at q card party yesterday afternoon, when sabel's sister law and house guest, was the guest of honor. At the conclusion of the game an elaborate luncheon was served in the dining room. the color motif being white 9nd green. The guests were Mrs. Henry Abraham. Miss Carrie Abraham, Mrs. Ben Hslbrin. Mrs. I. Levystein. Mrs. Nose Sabel, Mrs. Sol Reinach, Mrs. M. Seiigman. Miss Bella Reinaeh.
 Today Mrs. sabei will give luncheon in honor of Mrs. Sol Reinach and Mrs Oscar Kaiish, and in the afternoon a tea.
 INSCRIPTION TO REV. DIR.
 
 The friends of Rev. Nell Anderson. former pastor of the centrel Preaby- terian Church of this city. will have an opportunity to meet him Saturday evening from to II o'clock, at which time Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Black will hold an informal reception in his honor at their beautiful home. 51e South Court Street.
 No invitations will be issued to this reception. but all of pr. Anderson's friends, irrespective of denomination. will be most cordially welcome.
 ART STUDY CLUB. The Art Study Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Horace Sfringfel- low ct her home on Sayre Street. MrG J. c. Winter gave a most inter. esting talk upon the art galleries she visited during her European travels. the past summer. She spoke especlal- ly of the works of tine old masters to be seen thoughout Holland, in Dresden and Paris, particularly the Louvre. Mfr. Weatheriy Carter addressed the club upon the subject "Art Tn Architec- ture," and gave most valuable talk.
 During the social hour tea was
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 GREYs' CLUB GERMAN.
 On the evening of Thursday, the 18th, the Greys' Club will entertain at a german in their club rooms. ss
 The members of the Baauvoir Club and the Country Club are invited to participate in this dance. The grand march win begin promptly at o'clock.