The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-11
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 TO solve Gods deep philosopny.,. Once more he toifed 10 faith content --afzsreid as i 5. symmss. h American Mag asine.
 YOUNG wOMMNg CHRISTIAN
 ASSOCIATION NOTES :. The Finance committes had very pleasant meeting on Monday morning with Miss Elizabeth Flowers at her homenon Court Street. Nearly every member of the committee was present and an enthusiastic meeting was held. After the business session sociai ana waters were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. R. F. Steiner.
 The Hospitality Committee. of which Miss Eva Betty Is chairman. held It's first meeting on Saturday morning at the Assocfation.
 It has been decided by the Religious Work Committee, of which Miss Ber- nice Summers is chairman that the vasper services be adjourned during the month of February while the Torrey naeetings are h progress; pro. ns. Tn,s ,,, ble classes in March
 The Board and Lodging Committee Is made up of the following ladies: Mrs. w. P. Do Jarnette. Mrs William Marks. Mrs. T H Betty: Mrs. Clif committee will hold its first meeting Thursday morning at II o'clock at the homo of the chairman, Mrs. W. F Dc Jarnette. zi6 south Hull.
 MRS. DENTS GARD PARTY.
 Mrs. Hugh Dent. the handsome wife yesterday at her cioyerdale home with Tns air of hospitality and good cheer which this former Kentuckian brought to Montgomery pervaded the whole event. The hall was decorated with tall palms, and bftghtened with touches of old rose in candles and flowers. The color scheme Of tlie parlor was pink, and sweet peas were used for the flow. CTS. The library was yellow. and adorned with fresh daisiea. In the dining room white end green were the coiors. and sweet peas ana narcissns the fiowers
 Mrs. Dent received her guests in a serlse Messaline gown.
 The prize, arichly embroidered lunch cloth, was won by Mrs. A. M. Bald win.
 An elegant four-cOurss luncheon was served.
 ralL Mrs. Webb Of Demopoiis, Mrs. Charles stlcknsy of Seattle. Mrs. Alex Garber, Mrs. Mcfarland Beale, Mrs, Arthur Relxer, Mrs. David Lowe. Mrs. S. s. Crittenden. Mrs. ]. J. May field, Mira. Robert Stout Mrs. William c. Oates. Mrs. Robert Ligon. Mrs: Mrs. James Hickey. Mrs. Craig Smith. Mrs. Louis Farley. Mrs. Joe orums Mrs. HaFdwiok Ruth, Afa.. John C.. Anderson, Mrs. James Pinckard. Mrs. MeDuff Cains Mrs. Phares Coleman, Mrs. 4 M. Baldwin. Mrs. MacBilling. Mrs. W. H. Hubbard, Mrs. Robert Chambers. Mrs. ]. ". Huser. asRs. JOHN wHETFIBLD
 KELLY ENTERTAINs. The Wednesday Card Club met with Mrs. John Whitfield Kelly yesterday when this beautiful young woman also entertained a number of other friends. {. The handsome Kelly home on South Perry Street was never lovelier In its artistic Interior than on this occasion, when the bright red motif was carried out with the assistance of Richmond rosess cafnations and red candles capped with silver shades.
 The valentine Idea predominated. the score cards being hearts with Cupids. and the eonfections of the elab- crate luncheon the same design.
 Mrs. Kelly was assisted by Mss Lula Mcqueen and Miss Mary Ellen Harria. Miss Hett Tatum. in white iingeries over pink passed the score cards.
 The club prize. an Austrian raised glass candiestick, was won by Mrs, David Whetgtone. Mrs. J. W. Hughes of Birmingham won the guest pr3zes Q hand-painteds platter.
 Tn addition to the club members. Mrs. KeiIy's guests were: Mrs. owen Norwood, Mrs. Lucius Gaston. Mrs. Robert Stringfellow, Mrs. Daniel Troy. Mrs. Ketner Of Norfolk. Va, Mrs. Reed of Waynesviile, N. C.. A6rs. Walter Fisk. Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mrs. J. w. Hughes of Birmingham, Mrs. c. c. Abercrombie, Mrs. William Hiil. Mrs. Brooks Flowers. and Mrs. T.. N. Jackson.
 AsR. ELEY AND BRIDE
 AT THE EXCHANGE. Nr. Alexander Rudolph Hey, and s wife, have arrived in Montgomery to live and are at the Exchange Hotel.
 ATr. ana Mrs. Eley were marFied in Wilkesbarre. Pa. on the eth of Feb- ruary.
 Montgomery gives . warm welcome to this young couple. Mir. Eley is to succeed to the position on The Adver- User left vacant by the resignation and removal to Birmingham of MT. vic- tor Hanson.
 MEETING OF PETER
 FORNEY CHAPTER. The Peter Forney Chapter D. 4. R., met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. M. Billing. After the reg ular business was disposed of. dele- gates to Congress of U. s. D. A. R..