The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-03
Items Of Iutsrsst to Montgomery
 and to the atsts

lively decorated with profusion of pink roses and pink carnations. At the close of the literary program, de- 1icious refreshments were served Mrs. Horton of Greenville and Miss Lamar of Selma. were guests of the club.
 MEETING OF CHAUTAUoUA CIRCLE Miss Bessie Bibb was hostess Thurs day for the members of the Chautauqua
 Circle. Miss Myrtle Owens was leader for the afternoon.
 Miss Bibb gave . review of "Paterna Government in Greece" There was q discussion by Mrs. H c. Gunnels on ''Prometheus in Litera. ture." Different parts of Int Illiat | were discussed by Miss Owens. Misi Alley. Mrs. Frank Julian. and Mrs. J | c. Tyson.
 The last thing on the program wal
 paper by Mrs s M Hubbeli or | ''Greek Architecture.'
 MOTHERS CIRCLE MEETS. The Mothers Circle met Thursda, with Mrs. A. R. Gilchrist. Her home was attractivelv decorated with yellow and white chrysanthe- nuns, and coffee was served from q table decorated in chrysanthemums, b, l Mrs. Ray Rushton.
 The event of the morning was ar
 excellent address on Good Citizen l ship" by Rabbi B. c. Enrenreich. Mrs. A. B. Meyer was guest of ths club and gave talk on the city Fed eration work. Mrs. Rosa Marcus. whr was delegate to the State Federation
 at Greenville. also made her report.
 MINNIE DavIs CHAPTER. Every member Is requested to meel at the Carnegie Library, Saturday al Il o'clock a. m. when Mrs. Virginis Clay Clopton will tell war Stories" It Is a real treat to hear Mrs. Ciop. ton and no child should miss this op. portunity.
 MRS. sEELYE ENTERTAINs FOR MISS WORKMAN An event characterised by unusua charm as we'll as beauty of decoration | was the tea at which Mrs. s. D. Sesiyt entertained Thursday afternoon at nel home on Court street. in honor of Nils. Marjory Workman. of Asheville, N. c.
 who Is one of the most charming visi. tors whom 1t has heen Montgomery'i pleasure to entertain this winter.I The house resembled . verttabls flower garden for the occasion, and tr the three apartments. thrown open ts the guests. color scheme of pink and green was carried throughout. The walls and doors were festoonet
 with smilax. and profusion of pink
 roses and carnations were used. In the dining room coffee and tea
 were served from two tables simiiari, decorated with pink carnations. Mrs. w. M. wiikrrson and Mrs. W H. Hubbard presided at the coffee table | and Mrs. Frank Stolienwerck presid' ed at the tea table.
 A delicious two-course luncheon wal | served.
 Mrs. Seelye, wore black chiffon gown with jet trimmings. Miss Workman was attractive in { gown of apricot coiored satin witf gold and silver trimmings. Mrs. N. M. Marks wore light blue satin. trimmed with Irish crochet.
 Assisting in receiving were: Misses Katherine Baldwin. Florence Marks Florence Davidson, Clara Ellen Forbes Mildred Andrew, Elizabeth Andrew Netta Jones, Mary Cobbs. Mrs. w. 4
 Gayle, Mrs. T. B. Farley. Mrs. Belle 1 Allen Ross. Mrs. B. Garland. Mrs | Stuart Mackenzie. Mrs. Frank Duncan | Mrs. E. c. Andrew. Mrs. E. Wagner. There were over three hundred call
 CTS during the afternoon.
 | a l Mrs. R. P. Burch. and little son Robert, of Nashville have come tt i spend the Christmas holidays with hei | parents. MT. and Mrs. E.. H. Hyman
 on McDonough street.
 Miss Mattingly. of Lebanon. Ky. fl the guest of Miss Etta Jenkins or | Pleasant avenue.
 The friends of Mrs. Jessie L. Hatte. mer and family, formerly of Fort De. posit. will be glad to learn that they will spend the winter In the city, and | will be at 122 South Perry street. Miss Jessie Hattemer has hosts ol | friends in this city where she has of. | ten visited, and Mir. Leon Hattemer il | popular young business man of the
 city. Mir. c. L. Armstrong left Thursda, night for Atlanta and Knoxville, Tenn After spending several days there. ht will go to Chicago, where he will make his home In the future. He has hosts | of friends. not only in this city. but l throughout the State. who regret very | extend him best wishes and success "Housekeepers Reception, Commer- | cial Club. Friday, Dec. 8, 1909.. Com. mercial Club invites you to be present | on the above date at 3:30 o'clock to 6
 housekepers' reception to introduce to
 you Montgomery-mad goods. Secre. | tary Hyman will make short talk Subject. Loyalty to Montgomery. De-
 licious refreshments will be served. all
 Montgomery made" Dainty souve-
 mfrs. Please acknowledge this invita- | tion".
 The above invitation has been issued | to several hundred ladies in the city. Miss Mary Elizabeth Thweatt has re- turned from a delightful visit to friends in Atlanta.
 Mrs. C. M. williamson of Raleigh. N, C., and Mrs. Charles Henderson of Troy. have returned to their homes af- ter attending the Library Association. i
 DREss ACCESSORIES AND THE
 BEST WAY TO CARE FOR THEM. Lingerie waists should be pressed when they are mussed and not soiled, but if they are stained with per- spiration, be 1t ever so little. do not press them. Wash them at once. and if they are delicate or old sew them up in an old pillow slip while you are doing 1t.
 Clean your white shoes with gaso- line. Then when it has wholly evap-