The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-23
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ing. November a5, at their club rooms In honor of the Auburn and Georgia football teams.
 The grand march will be led by Mir. Earl Clapp. assisted by one of the Au- burn teams sponsors. Miss Mary wsathsrly. of Anniston. who Is the at tractivs guest of Mss Mary Kennedy. MEETING OF TINTAGrL. The Tfntagfl held a very enjoyable meeting. Monday afternoon. with Miss Louise Marks at her home on South Perry Street. 4 s M After the literary program. delicious rrfreshments were served. The following was the program:
 Tn Anne's Days" tpaper)-Miss Mary Burke.
 fextracts)--By Miss Sadie Wyman.
 The, Coffee House (taik)-By Miss
 The Patron and the wit ttaik,-By Miss Elizabeth sayre.
 NOTICE U. n. C..
 There will be called meeting of the Sophie Bibb Chapter, the Cradle Chapter, the Dixie Chapter and the Secession Chapter U. D. C. at the Car nsgte Library this aftsruoon at s;so o'clock.
 The meeting will be an important one and all members arc urged to at tend.
 IN COMPLIMENT TO
 MISS NETTA JONES.
 Mrs George A Johnston will enter tain at cards Wednesday evening. De- cember l. at her home on Monroe Street. in compliment to Miss Netta Jones. Her guests will include the debutantes of the season and q few other friends.
 PRIMARY GLASS MUSICALE.
 The primary clase of the Hammond School of Music wfu give recital Thursday evening at o'clock ct the studio pariors.
 MEETING AT LIBRARY.
 There will be a meeting of all the Chapters of the Daughters of the Con- federacy Tuesday afternoon at the Carnegie Library at 3:3o o'clock to discuss the joint entertainment to be given soon. M
 FOR VISITING GIRLS.
 Miss Blanche M5hr and Miss Kate Steiner will entertain at tea Friday afternoon at o'clock at the home Of Miss Steiner, in compliment to the visiting girls in the city and their hostesses.
 FOR MISS OLIVIA BROWN.
 The following clipping from The Chattanooga. Times will be of inter- est to friends here. where Miss Brown visited several weeks ago. as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Brown.
 .Miss Olivia Brown was introduced to society last night in brilliant ball at the Patten, rendered by MT. and Mrs Foster V. Brown and Miss Gladys Brown. Against a background of tall palms and ferns, the many roses and chrysan themums, gifts from friends to the popular debutante, made an elaborate decoration.
 In the receiving line with Mir. and Mrs. Brown and Miss Brown were Miss Olivia Brown. Miss Bessie Gias- cock, of Union City. and Mfr. and Mrs. Joe Brown Mrs. Brown wore an ex- quisite toilette of duchess lace. made princess. over canary satin. and car- ried Marechai Mel roses. Miss Browns crepe mouseline, pearl embroidered. and her flowers were pink roses. Miss Olivia Brown was handsomely gown cd in yellow brocaded satin, the COTS age draped In point lace, Tn her arms was Q huge bouquet of yellow chrys- anthemums. Miss Glaacock was in q dainty dress of pale blue crepe de chine, embroidered In silver. and her flowers were American beauty roses Mrs. Joe Browns becoming dress was of light blue crepe. combined with pale gray net and duchesse lace. She carried large cluster of roses.
 Punch was dispensed throughout the evening in the vestibule to the ballroom. and supper was served at midnight. Music was furnished by a local orchestra, and nearly 200 guests participated in the dancing"
 The friends of Mrs. A. M. Allen will be glad to learn that she Is improv- ing after a weeks serious illness.
 Misses Lula Mcqueen and Miss vir- ginia Abercrombie, of Montgomery, and Miss Emily Howell. of Chattanooga, arrived today and are the guests of sAszz-uau-zzu-uu..-.-m...u.-