The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-02
MISS hopkins SUCCESS

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where she was assistant librarian at
the Carnegie Library.
She went from here to Paducah. Ky,
to assume charge Of the Carnegie Id
brary in that city.
Miss Jessie Hopkins. who was grad
uatet from Carnegie Library Training
school, of Atlanta. in the frst class
sent out by that institutions 10 maxi
Ing name for herself in library
work
FOR q year she has been at the head
of the Carnegie library in Padueah.
KY, and lately her salary has been IN
creased without her knowledge or re-
quest.
As viii be seen from the following
clipping from the Paducah papers,
Miss Hopkins was one of the promi-
nent figures In the Louisville meet
ing OF the interstate Library confer
ence.
Miss Jessie Hopkins. librarian ct
the public library, returned last night
from Louisville. where she attended
the Interstate Library conference.
which ts composed Of Ohio. Indiana
and Kentucky. The meeting was
complete success and closed with an
address by Governor Wilson. Yester-
day morning the librarians enjoyed an
auto ride over Louisville. There were
several delightful social functions DUR
ing the meeting.
miss Hopkins was on the program
with a talk on Shall the Library Have
q Printed Cataloguer and she han
died 1t in q clever. delightful way that
was especially taking.
The Louisville Herald says:
Those who engaged In the discus
sion were. Linda M. Clatworthy, iibrar-
- a5Snjte Ifnrarv ~ ayfnu
Ohio; Mary z. Downey, organizer OF
the state commission. Columbus. o.:
Esther Strauss. director OF Children's
Work. Cincinnati public library; Will
lam NJ. Hepburn, librarian OF Perdue
university; Theodore R. Rose, trustee
Of the public library of Munice. Ind.
and Jessie Hopkins. librarian Of Car
negie public library. Paducsh. Ky,
who discussed exceedingly live topics
with reference to the work Of the IL
brary.
MISS CHANDLER rs EN-
TERTAINE DIN ATLANTA.
Miss Frances Connaliy entertained
yesterday morning at beautiful
bridge party at her home in West
End In honor Of several visitors. Miss
Annie Chandler Of Montgomery. Ala.
the guest OF Miss Anderson; Miss Rosa
Coates OF Mobile, Ala. the guest Of
Mrs. H. Clay Moore. and Miss Sophie
Miss Jennie Mobiey.
The house was decorated with the
beautiful taste that characterizes all
entertainments in the hospitable
Homestead" roses and ferns being
used throughout.
The PRICES were pair OF silk stock
ings and long French mirror and the
guests were each presented pretty lace
jabots.
About thirty guests were entertained.
A delightful Informal event Of FRI
day evening was the hop at Fort Nc
Pherson, at which there were several
Atlanta and College Park young wo-
msn present. as well as the young
married people at the post.
Among the guests Miss Leila Rich
ardson wore q pretty gown of pink
embroidered null and white lace.
Miss Charlotte Chaffee OF chatta-
nooga wore gown OF lavender crepe
de chine. embroidered.
Miss Annie Chandler of Montgom-
ery, who is the guest of Miss Mary
Anderson, wore q gown Of black en-
broidered chiffon trimmed with cut
let. Miss Anderson also wore gown
OF black trimmed with Jet.
Miss Louise Ayers wore gown OF
white satin and princess iace.--Atlanta
Journal.
COMPLIMENT A MONTGOMERY GIRL.
Miss Katherine Cox entertained yes
terday morning at pretty little
bridge party at her home In honor OF
Miss Annie Chandler Of Montgomery,
the guest of Miss Mary Anderson.
The house was decorated with yellow
and ferns ana after
the game q delicious luncheon was
served.
The prizes were tall jabot for the
ton score and enc for the honor guest.
Eight guests we're entsrtained.--At-
lanta Journal.
SECESSION CHAPTER.
The Secession Chapter will meet
Wednesday at 4 o'clock with the presi-
dent. Miss Emily Grassland, on South
Hull street.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY.
The Second Division OF the ST. Johns
branch OF the Woman's Auxiliary.
win meet Tuesday afternoon at four
thirty o'clock with Mrs. H. s. Persons,
president
Miss Mary Pitts has returned to her
home in Pittsview after visiting Major
and Mrs. w. W. Screws.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Frierson, Of Co
lumbia, Tenn. will arrive Tuesday TO
be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. q
Evans, on Jeff Davis avenue.