The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-14

name of Mrs. Lillian Stevens was read by Mrs. W. M Montgomery. Twenty one honorary and eight active mem- bers were enrolled.
 A social hour was enjoyed. during which delicious refreshments were served. MRS. ,. D. CODY HOSTESS
 FOR THE KILL kARE KLUB.
 Mrs. John D. Cody was hostess yes- terday for the Kill Rare Klub. The house was elaborately decorated with ferns and pink carnations and Easter lilies.
 The punch table was covered with Mexican drawn work. upon which rested cut-glass vases filled with car, nations. Here Mrs Fraak O. Walsh and Mrs. W. P. DeJarnette presided.
 Mrs. Cody received her guests in a Nile-green silk trimmed in lace. She was assisted by Mrs. A. G. Forbes. Mrs. A: J. Frame. Miss Whitman Hood. Mrs. J. A. Young, Miss Clausell Hood.
 The guests included Miss Belle Stew art, Mrs. Sutherland Noble. Miss Willie Thompson, Miss Mary Tyson, Miss Annie Floyd Pinkston. Miss Flor rie Hayden, Miss Valine Sanford, Miss Nellie Meyer. Miss Laura Hill. Miss Mabel Hood. Miss Dorothy Siebs, Miss Kate Steiner, Miss Georgia Sarold. Miss Nonie Vaughan, Miss Stukenborg. Miss Elm Cody. Miss Miriam Brame. Miss Ida Walker, Mrs. J. A. Young. Mrs. David Glen Peasants. Mrs. Frank Walsh. Mrs. w. s. Payne, Jr.. Mrs. Hunter Vaughan, Mrs. Pugh DeJar. nette. MrA J. Y. Brame, Mrs. Albert Brame. Mrs. stanley Tarieton. Mrs. w. H. Thomas. Mrs. Bibb Graves. Mrs A. G. Forbes. Mrs. J. c. Pink ston. Mrs. owen Brewer. Mrs. Morti- mer Futile. Mrs. William Ball, Mrs. Mrs J. A. Thompson. Mrs. Ed Flow CTS. Mrs. J. W. A. Sanford Mrs. Rich ard billiard. Mrs. Lo1is DeJarnette. Mrs. Hayward Bartlett, Mrs. Warren Tyson. Mrs. Steiner. Mrs Harry Gun nels. Mrs Robert Barnett. Mrs Gard ner owen, Mrs J. C. Tyson. YOUNG wOMEN's CHRIs-
 THAN ASSOCIATION NOTES.
 A very pleasant feature of Mont. gomery association life Is the Easter Lily Tea. which occurs annually. the Saturday before Easter. The commit tees for the tea this year have been appointed and are as follows:
 Flower Committee-Mrs w. H. Thomas. Mrs. John Anderson. Mrs. John Flowers, Mrs Halls Janney. MTS. fHdTe5 SOle1lldH, HlTS J. 5 nut ter, Mrs. G. Beauchamp. Mrs. Belling- rath. Mrs. T. F.. Betty. Mrs. Samuel Cassels. MrssG- L. Campbell. Mrs. Henry Knabe.
 Decorating Committee-Mrs. w. P. De Jarnette. Mrs. Billings, Mrs. W. s. Naftel. Mrs. McGough. Mrs. Percy Buck, Miss Marie Burch.
 Candy Committee-Mrs. John Burch. Miss Annie May Dimn1Ick. Miss Kate Dop Elizabeth Baldwin. Mrs. Bernard Steiner. Miss Martha Bruce. Mrs. s. B. Bennett.
 Cake Committee-Mrs. w. B. Tan ner, Mrs. R. o. Bfakey, Mrs. Frank Duncan, Mrs. Philip Travis. Mrs. Crampton, Mrs. c. G. zirkle, Mrs. Walter Black. Mrs. c. G. Abercrom- bic. Mrs. B. J. Baldwin.
 Mrs. E. G. Adams. the Association President is in Montevallo attending the Bible conference at the Alabama Girls Industrial School.
 Mrs. Phares Coleman will speak on the topic, "The Women of the Bible,' at the vesper service this afternoon at o'clock.
 The Library Committee. of which Mrs. w. B. Tanner Is chairman, will hold a book reception on March 17. from 4 to 6.
 MRS. OLIN KIRKLAND ENTERTAINs.
 On Saturday afternoon in her apart ments on Clayton Street, Miss Oltn Kirkland entertained a few friends very informally at bridge in honor of Mrs. George Serbia of New York. formerly Miss Genie Teague of Mont gomery.
 rie, while Miss Scriba's gown was blue satin.
 The apartments were decorated With ferns and palms. The prize. hang ing basket of asparagus fern, was awarded to Mrs. Beasly, who made the highest score. The consolation. box of candy, fell to Mrs. Ed Harmon. A two-course luncheon was served at the conclusion of the game.
 The guests invited to meet Mrs' Serbia were:
 Mrs. S. K. Williamson. Mrs. Charles E. White, Mrs. c. G. Zirkle. Mrs. w. F DeJarnette, Mrs. Daniel Troy. Mrs, Harry Eoughton. Mrs. Wiley Hill. Mrs. O. c. Maner, Mrs. R. L. Harmon, Mrs. Ed Harmon, Mrs. Bucker Beasley, Mrs. c. G. Hewitt. Mrs. Emmet Thigpen' Miss Bessie Teague and Miss Marga- ret Dimmick.
 MASTER JOHN BURNS PATER-
 SON HAS \ PARTY.
 A beautiful little folks party Of yes terday afternoon was that at Whlch Master John Burns Paterson enter tained at the home of his parents. MT and Mrs. w. B. Paterson. at Rose mont Gardens. The occasion was the celebration of his 4th birthday ana about eighteen little friends enjoyed his hospitality.
 The flowers in the hall were carna- tions and Easter lilies, while daisies were used in profusion in the dining room. The centrepiece of the table was a mound of daisies and the birth day cake held four yellow and white candles. On curtain on the wall was a single daisy, the pinning on the center of which proved an amusing diversion.
 The color ccheme of yellow and white was also carried out in the re- treatments.
 Mrs. w. B. Paterson. the mother of the little host; Mrs. James Pater- son, and Mrs. R. Wilson assisted In receiving.
 SACRED MUSIC AT
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
 CHURCH THIS AFTERNOON
 The members of the Wednesday