The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-09
WOMEN ana SOCIETY

Resale Armistsad Higgins
NECKLACE OF LOVE.
:, So ~ red for my lady.
No Jewel that giitters and charms
nut tha light of the skies In tne ~"
Ara = necklace Of two little arms.
OF two little arms that are ciingins
oh neer was necklace hAe ILL.,.
And the wealth of the worio anu Ao'e
sweetness impaired
Z, the low of o little ones kiss.
A necklace of love for my iaay,
That was linked by the angels apove'
No other but this - and the tenae'
That sealeth a little ones love.
Frank L. Stanton.
4 TODAY's PICTURES.
The pictures on this page will prove
especialiy interesting as they are those
Of Children who won prises 'receiveo
blue ribbons. or honorable mention, in
the baby show given several days ago.
Master Moses W.. Stuart Jr.. tne
nne son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Stuart,
vvon the prize for being the handsom-
est boy between the ages OF ana
years. A..
pretty 4-year-old daughter OF NAT. anu
Mrs Max Landau. received the prize
given for the prettiest girl OF the same
age.
ave and one-haif years, and GUS a.
Knabe, Jr., age nine months, won piue
ribbons for the Handsomely decorateo
cart. They are both fine looking chill
nf II.
Little Marie elizabeth vincentelli.
aged three and one-half years. the
lovely little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michel vincentelli. received q blue ribs
bon.
Little Alice Taylor. age 3 years. an
unusually pretty child. daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Edward r. Taylor, and lit
tie Caroline e. Moog. q beautiful child
OF 3 years, daughter of Mr.. and mrs.
Isadore Moog, both received blue rip-
bons.
Little GLADYS Claire Winter, age
years. the attractive little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney ]. Winter. received
The prize for the best decorated car
riage was won by little John Slocumb
Viewer, three months old son of Mr..
and Mrs George 8. weever.
The carrieg was most artistic. num-
ribbons being used In the decorations.
The center OF the carriage was lined
with pink silk, and decorated so as to
represent she'll; in this the baby lay.
The carriage attracted much attention
and was displayed in one OF the show
windows OF the city.
The baby show was most success
full, and never in the history of Mont
gomery has there been such q gather
Ing of beautiful children.
FOR MISS MAXWELL
AND MIR. MAXWELL.
In honor of his cousins, Miss Mildred
Maxwell and Mr.. William Baldwin
Maxwell of Charlotte. N. c.. who are
his guests. Mr.. William Baldwin enter
tained few friends informally Tues
day evening at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baldwin
at Cloverdale.
Several hours were most pleasantly
spent and delicious refreshments were
served.
The guests were: Misses Mildred
Maxwell, Lucy Fiske, Amelie Hill, Ella
Holt. Phyllis Gayle, Margaret Wool
folk, Mary Baldwin Williams; Messrs.
Baldwin Maxwell, Ebert Holt, Jeff
Steiner. Lester Hill. William Baldwin.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Miss louie Erwin Baldwin
/ .Anterfainedsa number OF little friends
at a party Wednesday afternoon In
celebration of the fourth birthday at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A NJ. Baldwin at Cloverdale. The
little hostess wore dainty white lin
gerie dress
Games of various kinds were played
and delicious refreshments were
served.
Thirty young people enjoyed the oc-
casion.
DANCE AT OAK PARK.
One of the most charming events
of the week was the dance given on
Wednesday evening at Oak Park by
Mr.. Herbert Young and Mr.. viii Cow
ington in honor Of Misses Marie and
Chile Underwood. of LeGrande who
are visiting friends in the city.
The occasion was a most delightful
one. and there were about twenty
five couples present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Cov!ngton
chaperoned the party
MR. WEST ENTERTAINs
AT BRIDGE.
Mr.. F. C. West entertained a few
friends at the Beauvoir Club at bridge.
There were five tables and two prizes
were awarded, a Cloisonne enamel
belt pin to Miss Sarah Warren Wilker-
son and a stick pin to DR.. Sellers.
The guests were Miss Sarah Warren
" ilkerson. Miss Georgia Saffold, Miss