The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-19

Meyer. Jake 1Iirsch, Emil ]. Meyer. Jr.,
Julius Loeb, Sidney Marcus. Ralph Loeb.
Jos. Marcus. Armand Gassenheimer.
Leo stern. Alfred Calm. Lucien 8.
Loeb. Lester Loeb, Gam Helburn. Paul
Kiotz. Herbert Hertz. Harold Loeb.
Nose Frank. Julius Rice, Joe Lyod,
Fred Kern. Herman w. simon. Theo. L.
Meyer. sidney Shulein. Roland NJ
Nachman, Joseph Seeman Harry
Mount. Bnrk Klein, Victor Loeb, Ir-
win Gassenheimer. Harold jacob, Jo-
seph Bloch, Howard Loeb. Ernest s.
Meyer, Walter Lobman. Walter Rosen-
thai. OF Cincinnati; Arthur Ezekial. OF
Greenviile.
Misses Carrie Behr. Janette Meyer.
Of Selma: Phillipa Marks. Cecile Loeb.
Claire Hertz. Alma Hertz, Dora Marcus,
Bessie Dreyfus. Birdie Well. Jeanne
Well Birdie Frank, Blanche Mohr,
Edith Meyer. Juliett Gassenheimer,
Blanche Wolf, Francis Wolff. Rosalie
Levy, Kate Steiner, Jessamine Rice.
Theresa Lobman. Minnie Strauss. Flos-
sic Well. Bessie Cadden. Ella Eagle.
OF Selma; Doris Jac obs. Of Natchez,
Miss; Hazel Cadden. Of Evansville.
Ind; Elaine Eicnbld, of Mobile; Mabel
OF Mobile; Miss Meta. of Chicago; Miss
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Y. w. @. A. NOTES.
The lsse or a series of services held
in the interest of the Worlds Week Of
Prayer, win be held this evening at
o'clock in the Y. w. C. A. building.
This meeting will be in the nature
of an Oriental evening; work in the
foreign lands will be presented by Miss
Ellen Louise Holt, Miss Mary Ellen
Harvey. Miss Florence Holt and Miss
Ruth Beane. The public is cordially
invited.
MASTER BOARDMAN GET
SINGERS PARTY.
The following invitation has been is
sued:
.Boardman Getsinger. Friday. Novem-
Der 10, 1903. to p. m, EOS South
Court
PIANO GLASSES TO BE
OPENED AT Y. w. G. A.
Much interest Is being manifested in
the educational classes which are to
be opened for the winter at the Young
Woman's Christian Association. Be-
ginning Saturday. November "a. pri-
vate lessons in piano will be given
Beane.
MEETING OF THURSDAY
BRIDGE CLUB.
The Thursday Bridge Club held an
enjoyable meeting Thursday morning
with Mrs. d. NJ. Andrews. at her home
on Mildred Street.
In the apartments where the games
were played chrysanthemums and ferns
were effectively used.
After the games two-course lunch
con Was served
MISS KATHERINE BALDWIN
ENTERTATNs THE NOvTCEs.
Miss Katherine Baldwin entertained
| The Novices Thursday fmorning at her
home In cloyerdale. 80
beautified for the OCCASION with roses.
ferns and chrysanthemums.
Bridge was played for several hours
and at the close of the games, two
prizes were awarded. both pairs of silk
hose Miss Elizabeth Baldwin won the
guest prize, and Miss Annie Solomon
the club prize.
After the games a delicious three
course luncheon was served.
Miss Baldwin was assisted in receiv-
ing her guests by Miss Susie May and
Miss Etheldra Williams.
The guests were: Misses Mildred
Andrew, Elizabeth Andrew. Kate Jor-
dan, Clement Marks. Elizabeth Bald
win. Ethel Pelzer. Anna Pelser. Alice
Lahey Jean Lahey Jessie Ware. Paula
Seibs, Anne CASTOR, Mary Mcqueen,
Ellen Smathers. Laura Chambers. Mag
gle Chambers, Clara Ellen Forbes, Mary
Kirkpatrick, Marjory Workman, Mar
5ory Holmes, Laura Jones, Ellen Ty-
son.
MOTHERS CIRCLE MEETS
WITH MRS. CHANDLER.
Mrs. Charles r. Chandler was hostess
Thursday morning for the members OF
the Mothers Circle. when they held n
delightful meeting.
The flowers of the season made the
| home most attractive for the occasion.
In the parlor yellow chrysanthemums
were used; in the hall pink chrysan-
| themums. and in the dining room,
white chrysanthemums.
Coffee was served from a table In
| the dining room. DECORATED with white
ohrysanthemums. BY Mrs. l. L. iLassi-
ter.
After the literary program, two
course luncheon was served.
The subject for the morning was
| TIome-malxing as An Art" with a pa
per by Mrs. J. q. Andrews. Mr.. g. II.