The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-30

Nettie Gassenheimer, Caroline Selig- man, Jeanetta Well. Marian Well, Flor cite Stern. Rose Helburn. Lois Oppen- heimer, Jack Hausman and Siegfried Stern.
 THIRTEEN CLUB ENTER- TANNED AT PRATTvILLE. The Thirteen Club, a literary or ganization of the city. held their monthly meeting In Prattville yester. day, when the occasion was made one upon which the Wives and a few friends of the membership were given the opportunity to enjoy the outing in the country.
 President Thomas NJ Owen and Jacques Loeb were the joint hosts of the club. MT. and Mrs. Thomas, of Prattville invited the hosts of the club to give their entertainment at their magnificent home in Prattville, and the invitation was gladly accepted in the name of the club.
 The members and their wives and friends left the city early yesterday morning, some going by train and oth- CTS taking the trip over the excellent roads in automobiles. During the ear ly afternoon the party enjoyed a tempting barbecue on the lawns un- der the huge oaks of the Thomas place.
 After the barbecue the regular ses- sion of the club was held, Dr. Charles A. Stakely being the leader Dr. Stakely took as his topic "The old and New South" The round table discus sion followed pr. Stakely's paper upon the subject.
 The members of the club are: Rev. Stuart Mcqueen, Dr. c. A. Stakely, F. P. Glass. J. S, Pinckard. pr. Thomas NJ. owen, Jacques Loeb, Michael Cody. Judge w. H. Thomas, Rev. H. M. Tafr frI The absentees wero Leon Well and A. c. Sexton.
 The guests of the club yesterday were: Mrs. Stuart Mcqueen, Miss Mary Henderson, Mrs. F. P. Glass, Mrs. Thad Watts, Miss Dolly w. Owen. Miss Cecile Loeb, Mrs. NJ. Cody. Mrs W. H. Thomas, Mrs. W. B. Tanner, Mrs. H. w. Laird and Miss Georgia Richardson. Mrs. Dora Barnes, Mrs. Julia A. Pratt. MT. and Mrs. R. L. Faucett. Mir. and Mrs. J R. Thomas MT. and Mrs. Hartwell Douglass, MT. and Mrs. J B. Bell. MT. and Mrs. E. P. Flowers. MT. and Mrs. c. E. McCord. Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Thigpen Mir. George P. Walls. MT. Dan Pratt. MT. w. M. Marks and Mir. Saul Mackeeby.
 INFORMAL RECEPTION.
 On Tuesday evening. Miss Ada Martha Malone, the bright little daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. H. T. Malone, entertained at an informal reception In honor of her little cousin, Miss Carlotta Minnie Kraft of New Or leans.
 The house was prettily decorated with cut flowers, the color scheme be- ing blue and yellow. The evening was a most enjoyable one. little Miss Ada proving a most charming hostess. She was assisted in receiving by her little cousins. Misses Dorothy Eunice and Carlotta Minnie Kraft of New Orleans.
 Those present were: Misses Kate McGauly. Dorothy and Louise Powell, of Selma, Juliet and Elsie Leuchter, Elizabeth Hall, Sarah Burton. Agnes Allen, Darien Moore. Mamie, Solomon; Masters Emmett. Sterling and Rowell McGauly, Luther Seidel Hiram Allen. Tennent Griffin. Benjamin Hardiman and Paul and Carl Malone.
 IN HONOR OF MISS CORINNE
 FUNKENSTEIN AND MISS
 RENA DANHEAUSER.
 MT. and Mrs. Kal Schwartz enter tained at a most enjoyable water melon party last evening in honor of Miss Corinne Funkenstein of Demopo- lis. and Miss Rena Danheauser of Pensacola.
 The guests were: Miss Danhauser. Miss Dora Marcus. Miss Corinne Fun kenstein. Miss Hilda Moritz, Miss Elizabeth Meyer. Miss Philippa Marks Miss Carrie Behr, Miss Lyra Meyer. Miss Bertie Well, Miss Clare Hertz, Miss Cecile Loeb, Miss Frances Wolff. Miss Blanche Mohr Miss Kate Stein CT. Miss Minnie Strauss. Miss Bessie Cadden. Miss Margaret Klein. Miss Rose Pincus. Miss Mabel Strauss, Mrs. Benny Friedman, Mrs. Leo Klein
 Messrs.: Roland Nachman. Emile Meyer. Harry Davis. Theo Hirsch. Bert Cline, Victor Loeb, Walter Lobman.