The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18
WOMEN an0 SOCIETY
A sHAMRoCK TEA.

Yesterday being St. PatrNk the Library Committed Of the Y. ". c. A. chose the insignia or tne E ths ald Isle for it's decorative mott .he pretty tea and reception held Tn the Association parlors t,a The receiving party consisted or .ne members of the committee. anu wee Mrs. w. B. Tanner. Chairman. NILS w. St. John Naftel. Mrs. George " Jones, Mrs. Allen Gilchrist, Mrs. ". W. Barnett. and the Associa.aoh Shar. etary ex-oficial member, MISS Char' lotte Davis.
 The large roome were very attractive in their festive attire of smilax.: whlte carnations. The two tones used were white and green, and were prettiiy shown at the tea table where wni'e roses and candles gleamed amid tne green vines and shamrock. AL this picturesque point of vantage Miss Kate Brooks Steiner and Miss Anna Pelzer poured tea. Sandwiches and cakes were served.
 The object in the reception was the free will offering of books for the AS" sociation Library. and generous re- sponse was made.
 A particularly attractive feature or the reception was the beautiful vocal music furnished by Mrs, E.. C.. Lutz and Miss Myrtle Booth Campbell. MRS. sTOLLENWERCK HOsT-
 Ess FOR NO NAME CLUB. The No Name Club held its fortnight ly meeting yesterday with Mrs FranK Stollenwerck. when a very valuable morning was spent by the members in a continuation of their studies on sub jects relating to the Victorian Era IT literature.
 The program was comprised of one paper and two talks. The Question ing of Faith in Tennyson," by Mrs. J A. Kirkpatrick, was an analytical pa per based on 'In Memoriam," and most comprehensively handled. "The Everlasting Yea in 'Sartor Re- sartus,'" a talk by Mrs. Herbert Bat tie. was illuminated by extracts from CarlyIe's own composition, and brought forth much clever expression from the club in the way of discussion and an- ecdote.
 Mrs. Edgar Andrews gave a concise narration of the story of David Grieve." with brief passages from Mrs. Wards novel that revealed the char acter of this interesting though un- happy hero.
 The guests of the morning were Miss Whitehead of Indiana and MISS Es- telfe Mitchell of Rome. Ga.
 A social hour was enjoyed during which a buffet luncheon was served.
 
 MEETING OF COLLEGE WOMEN.
 The members of the local, chapter of College Women held their weekly meeting yesterday with Miss Annie May Dfmmick. The principal feature of the occasion was an address by MISS Anna T. Hunter upon the subject, Tne State and the Prison." a study Of the treatment of criminals.
 Among. the matters of business were ha Commit tee and the special committee on .ent- rance requirements. The work for next year was discussed. A social hour was enjoyed. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Prem tiss Reed.
 GIRLS GLEE CLUB.
 A Girls Glee Club has been organ ized by musical representatives of the several classes at the Girls High School College songs will be, speclaf- ized. and the young ladies who have banded together for this charming pur- pose will no doubt derive great enjoy nent from their efforts Miss Etheleen Barnes was elected president and Miss Pauline Lewey. secretary, at the meet ing held yesterday.
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 MISS KELLY TO SPEAK.
 Miss Willie H. Kelly, missionary to China will address the ladies of the First Baptist Church this afternoon (Thursday) at 4 o'clock.
 
 e. I. A. TO B. OF l.. E.
 Today being our regular meeting day large attendance is earnestly re- auested as there Is important business to be transacted.
 Mrs. c. J. Wicker. President, CITY FEDERATION wOMEN's CLUBS The entertainment committee of the City Federation and the directors of each club will meet at the Carnegie library at s:30 o'clock Friday after noon to make reports on the arrange ments for the Guthrie lecture. !. Mrs. J. B. Powell and little Miss Mamie Bell Powell. of Evergreen. who have been spending week with Mrs ----------------------