The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-13
ART STUDY CLUB MEETS

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 WITH MRS. COBBs. Mrs. E. E. Cobbs was hostess yes terday for the members of the Art Study Club, and most interesting meeting was held. The afternoon was devoted to talks by the different mem bers who have spent the summer abroad.
 The first number on the program was an interesting talk by Miss Janet Hur- ter, who told of her trip through Italy. France and Holland.
 Miss Margaret Booth talked onI Flor ence and the various art treasures to be seen there.
 Miss Olive Mcdonald gave a talk on "Assissi," and Miss Jean craik told of the celebrated pictures she had seen and brought copies of those which she liked most to the club.
 Mrs. Edward Lyle of Atlanta. and Mrs. Guy Brightwell of Athens, Ga., were guests of the club. MISS BEANIE ENTERTAINs
 THE LOYALTY CLUB. The Loyalty Club held a meeting yes- terday afternoon with the general sec retary, Miss Ethel Beane. The Presl- dent. Miss Ida Clay, presided. After devotional exercises. the members sang the club song. Loyalty to Christ. Miss Beane talked of the work at West End and the great amount or good which can be accomplished there and Miss Louise Holt gave vocal soio which was much enjoyed.
 The club has a Bible class and recre- ation hour every Tuesday afternoon at West End for the girls there. souve- mfrs of the occasion were the club song, printed in blue, and tied with blue ribbons.
 MEETING OF WEDNESDAY
 MORNING MUSIC CLUB. The Wednesday Morning Music Club held a business meeting yesterday af- ternoon with Mrs. John Roquemore on South Decatur Street.
 It was decided that the club make application for membership in the State Federation of Women's Clubs.
 The club also decided to hold a bus mess meeting once a month at the homes of members.
 The regular weekly song recitals, however. will be held throughout the year at the Y. M. c. A. parlors. MISS ANDERSON TO ENTERTAIN
 FOR MISS ANNIE CHANDLER Miss Mary Anderson has as her guest Miss Annie Chandler of Montgomery, a lovely girl. who will be a charming visitor during the gay horse sshow week. Miss Anderson will entertain for her house guest during the week of the horse show.-Atlanta Georgian.
 wOMANs' HOME DAY. The womans' Home Association, one of the most prominent charitable or- ganizations in the city, celebrated wo- mans Home Day yesterday.
 This day is set aside by the associa- tion for the collection of dues and for soliciting subscribers to the Home. The business men of the city re- sponded literally and eheerfully to the call yesterday and a fine sum was realized for the Home.
 HEBREW LADIES'
 BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. The Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Soci- ety will hold the first meeting for the winter this afternoon. o'clock, in the vestryroom of the Temple
 All new members are urged to be present. Mrs. Henry Simon, Mrs. E. I. Gladden.. President
 Secretary.
 Mrs. Julian Smith of Selma Is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. S. Ipson, on Adams Street.
 Mrs. William Lamar Law and Mrs s. s. Higgins will return today from a visit to Mrs. duVal Radford and Mrs W AA$ 4sS4SOh' Ah H cA OSl 0CpOl, va Miss Bertha Fftzpatrick will leave today for Birmingham to visit Mrs Nathaniel c. Walpole.
 Mrs. Norris Lewis and children of Pensacola, Fla. are guests of Mir. and Mrs W. B. C. Kessler on Court Street MT. John Lapsley is spending seyera, days with friends in Birmingham.
 
 Miss Annie Chandler will leave Fri. day for Atlanta to visit Miss Mary An. derson. A number of entertainments have been planned in her honor.
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 General and Mrs. W. C. Oates vii leave this morning for Stafford Springs Miss, to spend ten days.
 Miss Maud Meriwe ca ther, who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Slade Meriweather, mas returned to her home at Pike Road.
 Miss Elizabeth Hanson has returned to her home in Opelika after visiting her sister. Mrs. B. L. Cox.
 Mrs. Edward Lyle of Atlanta is vis- iting relatives here.
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 Mrs. Guy Brightwell of Atlanta, Ga. is the guest of her mother, Mrs. L. H. Marks.
 
 Mrs. Sam Kahn. Master Herbert R. Kahn and little Miss Sophia Kahn will arrive in the city today from New Or leans to make their home.
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